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Ah, a scene from television . . .
. . . instead of cinema, like Nicolas. The small screen has its share of artistry, too.
Most memorable but certainly not the most enjoyable
no relationship to movie at all Thanks art ;>) ...
Good gosh, I remember seeing this film in a theater as well . . .
. . . and cringing as though it were happening to me. Very, very realistic. Good one, Julian - on both counts!
Ouch ...
I remember this scene every single time I go to the dentist. Beautiful watch ... Terrible but well staged scene. Cheers, Nilo
" Z'est zon danger "... That french version sounds in my ears each time I go to
The dentist... As for the watch, what to say? Superb, as always. A great 3 / 6 / 9 / 12 dial. Best, Nicolas
It is daBomb... The other Tudor thing I never heard of
I just was looking for an image to match the watch... Sorry. I did not read the instruction about this weeks wrist scan. HAGWE Bill
1958
The talented Mr. Ripley, set in Italy in 1958. I couldnt tell the make and type of watch Jude Law as Dickie Greanleaf is wearing, but it looks simple and classy with its millainaise bracelet. The watch is best visible in the trailer at 1.29 and 1.35.BTW,...
Has been with me for a few years...
...5 or six years or so. Very confortable to wear, as it is flat and still at a reasonable size with is 37mm diameter. Have a nice sunday, Nicolas. Best, Stefan
S-o-o-o-o late to the party, Art...
...but nonetheless this was something that had to be shared with you. The obvious choice for the theme was 'that' scene from 'Pulp Fiction' where Butch receives his father's Rolex from Christopher Walken's character, but on review it was just a little too...
Ha ha ha.....yes I know why...!!
As you said just take a file to the back and you might have something..!! LOL Hope you had a safe trip home.. Yours, Andy. PS - here is a pic for you from last nights Xmas charity party hosted by Carla... ...
That makes three nods . . .
. . . for Walken, or two-and-a-half if his Pulp Fiction scene doesn't get full credit. Definitely one of most intense actors ever. Another actor in the same mold is Donald Sutherland, who also delivered a memorable monologue in JFK. This might be the only...
Here's the rest . . .
. . . of the scene. Highly recommended, if you haven't seen it.
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