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3 days ago · Passport to Pimlico, 1949. A small part of London becoming, technically, foreign territory was the plotline for this golden age Ealing comedy. Too silly to ever happen in real life, you’d think ...
4 days ago · Casanova. 2005 | NR | 3.8 out of 5 Stars. Aging Casanova reflects on the romantic adventures of his youth, in particular a love triangle with his one true love. The legendary lothario seduces a string of women as he escapes prison, engages in a duel and more in this fast-paced miniseries. Details about Casanova.
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3 days ago · Hackney Village c. 1830. Most houses were much smaller, on fragmented copyholds, and were repeatedly rebuilt. Six tenements were held in 1653 by Ralph Macro, a saddler of London, presumably on land north of the Vicarage and held by his son and namesake, a physician, in the 1690s. (fn. 22) Church Street, although populous, paid less rates in ...
13 hours ago · The remaining supporting cast members have been confirmed to be Quelin Sepulveda, Luis Guzmán, Sunny Pang, Tom Wu , Richard Harrington, Jill Winternitz, Quelin Sepulveda, Jennifer Armour, and Michelle Waterson. Xelia Mendes-Jones will also be featured in the film, playing the role of Johnny.
1 day ago · Netflix has responded to backlash over its new show Buying London. The reality series, starring Made in Chelsea 's Rosi Walden, follows property mogul Daniel Daggers and his team of real estate ...
5 days ago · Hackney was associated with lunatic asylums, (fn. 86) although less notoriously than Hoxton by the 1670s or Bethnal Green later. The longest lived was Brooke House, taken in 1759 by John Monro (d. 1791), who was physician to Bethlehem hospital like his father and many of his descendants. (fn. 87) The house was licensed for 50 patients c. 1840 ...
3 days ago · Myriam Raja, writer and director, giving evidence on British film and high-end television to the Culture, Media and Sport Committee at the Houses of Parliament (House of Commons/PA) (PA Wire)
