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I’ll have what he’s having… on second thought, I’ll just have HIM… all cozy in that wonderful Irish wool sweater. *sigh*. I didn’t sleep well last night. Part of me thinks I’d sleep much better wrapped up in that sweater 😉 but part of me thinks I might not sleep at all — nor let him. Of course, given his record for fidelity, he’d HAVE to be drugged in order for me to have a chance. 🤣

idk what it is about this show but the homoerotism with certain actors Peter Falk can get out is just lowkey inspiring,,,

BTW I love your blog and what you do, your tags are awesome to read, keep up your good work :]

thank you! always happy to hear it.

i love that peter falk in particular constantly inserted himself into other people's shit. i always think of this letterboxd review:

of course, actors often do have to stand closer to each other than is natural to fit in a shot. but while columbo being blocked like 6 inches away from people's faces at all times is used to comic effect, it makes the show look so fruity it becomes part of a complete breakfast.

Scanners​ (1981) dir.​ by David Cronenberg.

Dr. Syn, Alias the Scarecrow (1963)

Scanners (1981)

The Prisoner Episode 04 - Free for All (1967) Wri. Patrick McGoohan (as Paddy Fitz) Dir. Patrick McGoohan ITV Television

Patrick McGoohan as Number 6 Eric Portman as Number 2

The Prisoner

Art by Chris Weston

You know I have been struggling with formulating a coherent thought about McGoohan ever since I started this blog. And I can't say anything about him that hasn't been said before. I just want to say on this day that this blog was originally created not to prove how silly I am, but how talented McGoohan was. Unfortunately it just didn't work out that way because my silliness is stronger than McGoohan (nevermind whose fault it is).

I would also love to tell him that in my mind, he was anything but mortal. In my mind, he could toll the church bell with a scream, he could ride to hell and back on a rocking horse, he could go to heaven like to an Irish pub, and scowl at a lot of people there. I don't know whether I will still remember him when we finally meet, but there's one thing I'm sure, this blog wouldn't have existed if one day I hadn't suddenly woken up at 3 a.m. and said to myself "What a great actor Patrick McGoohan was!" And he was a lot more than that. He shouldn't have to end up on my silly blog. Given his extraordinary talents, he could have been celebrated in film institutes worldwide. But being Patrick McGoohan, I guess he'd rather have a good laugh at my blog than being marketed as some award winner or some other fancy stuffs.

And finally, sorry for my very bad photoshopping again.

Remembering Patrick McGoohan on his birthday #botd

Be seeing you.

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