David Thewlis

She whistled as she worked. It would have taken a cobweb duster latched onto a twenty foot pole in order to get to the high corners of the mansion’s massive walls. The Big Wally Wall Brush the Mysterious Fuller Brush lady had   was only a mere 51 inches long, however being a fan of MacGyver, she always happened to have a roll of duct tape in the back of her little white cross over hybrid which was parked outside.   As Mr. Folgert watched from his wheelchair, she carefully crafted a long enough pole out of several old broom handles and the aforementioned ... Read Full Story

Actor Birthdays Posted by: Edward March 20, 2009, 02:22 PM Happy Birthday wishes go to actor David Thewlis (Remus Lupin) who is today celebrating his 46th birthday.  Cheers, David!      Read Full Story

Everyone who knew him called him Deckchair Harry, because he brought a deckchair with him to observe things when he went to visit any of his sites. He’d just sit and watch guys sweeping up with their Fuller Brush brooms or clearing away wood and bricks after a long day’s work. Times were tough right now, he often told anybody who’d listen, and he’d go on to say that the only reason he was still in the game was because the current recession had suddenly made things exciting again. But he always added with satisfaction: “I’ve already made my money.” One thing Deckchair Harry ... Read Full Story

Despite its come-on title, this British film is, I think, totally unsuitable viewing for young children. Rather it is a devastating addition to those films that deal with the Holocaust, personalised here through the eyes of an eight-year old boy. Based on a novel by John Boyne, writer-director Mark Herman who has some wonderful 'small' films to his credit such as "Brassed Off" and "Little Voice" here marries the loss of childish innocence with the evil that men do, in a way that leaves the viewer in no doubt concerning the horrors of Nazi Germany. The main protagonist, Bruno, is the son of a ... Read Full Story

The football season was upon them and the ladies were prepared to support their local high school boys in any way that they could. They knew from previous years that they would need a dry skin remedy to take care of their hands while they were out there supporting the boys with cheers and taunts for the other team. These mothers, sisters and aunts were the acknowledged backbone of the team and they would pass out that dry skin remedy to all of the people around them because they knew how annoying chapped skin could be. Even the local Stanley Home Products guy would ... Read Full Story