Your Head Trucker can't bear to keep up with the ghastly news out of Washington anymore, and so is declaring a moratorium on current events for the duration.
For anyone who needs the relief of a witty, breezy celestial comedy, try the original film version of Noel Coward's celebrated play, if you can find it. I just saw it again on TCM last night, and it was delightful as ever, with a young and handsome Rex Harrison as the haunted husband and the inimitable Margaret Rutherford as the other-worldly medium. Original trailer:
A short review from the British Film Institute:
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2 comments:
They don’t make ‘em like that any more.....and more’s the pity. Beautifully written, consummately acted, witty, elegant. And not a drop of blood, a gun or an explosion in sight. Aaah, those were the days. :))
I've always enjoyed it - a great film, and yes Harrison was such a handsome young fellow...
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