Drip drip drop little April shower
Apr. 3rd, 2016 07:30 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lonelybritAh, the soothing sound of cold hard English springtime drizzle against the windows...
TV highlight thus far has been The Night Manager which I thoroughly enjoyed. It did, however, coincide with my rewatching of Jeeves & Wooster series, which did always lead to a bit of emotional whiplash as my brain tried to compute seeing Wooster and Roper within sometimes mere minutes of each other.
Obviously I'm with those saying Coleman should be the next 'M', she was fabulous. Special mention, however, also has to go to Hollander; he is always good, but I salute his commitment to his art - sir, you boldly put your hands where no (onscreen) boldly putter has ever boldly put before, and we thank you.
Is it true that they are talking about sequels? Which would be an interesting proposition since, as far as I'm aware, The Night Manager was a standalone book (unlike say Smiley's People), so I wonder what options are potentially on the table.
In summary, t'is good times :)
TV highlight thus far has been The Night Manager which I thoroughly enjoyed. It did, however, coincide with my rewatching of Jeeves & Wooster series, which did always lead to a bit of emotional whiplash as my brain tried to compute seeing Wooster and Roper within sometimes mere minutes of each other.
Obviously I'm with those saying Coleman should be the next 'M', she was fabulous. Special mention, however, also has to go to Hollander; he is always good, but I salute his commitment to his art - sir, you boldly put your hands where no (onscreen) boldly putter has ever boldly put before, and we thank you.
Is it true that they are talking about sequels? Which would be an interesting proposition since, as far as I'm aware, The Night Manager was a standalone book (unlike say Smiley's People), so I wonder what options are potentially on the table.
In summary, t'is good times :)
