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His maverick performances in 'Angry Young Men', 'Women In Love' and 'The Fixer' are esteemed in film history as some of the finest character portrayals of all time. But what was he really like? Born in Derbyshire at the Queen Mary Nursing Home, Alan Arth
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I am a bit of a book worm myself. My favourite authors are John Greisham,Jack Higgins and Robert Ludlam just to name a few. I think this post would be a good idea for other book worms to let us know your favourite books and any books you would recommend
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The Oregon Health Policy Board worked into the evening Tuesday on refining details for a plan to carry out health reform designed to save costs, integrate care and win approval from the Legislature in February. State leaders hope the plan will unfold ra
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Ken Russell is an true visionary at times and when he meshes the sounds of symphonies with his various visual cues, he achieves a kind of critical nirvana. While many consider the late great director Ken Russell to be excessive, a better definition would
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Oliver Reed and Alan Bates, Women in Love (1969): The amount of press afforded Michael Fassbender’s unclothed dong in Shame underlines an irksome inequality: Even today, it’s rare for actors, not actresses, to unveil their naughty bits. For men, nudity i
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"People say, 'Oh, he's got bad taste,' or whatever," said composer Peter Maxwell Davies of helmer Ken Russell. "Well, of course he has -- thank God for that!" Indeed, a robust, unabashed vulgarity was essential to the charm of Russell's films. A Romantic
About Alan Bates
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Sir Alan Arthur Bates CBE (17 February 1934 – 27 December 2003) was a British actor of stage, screen and television. Full Article
