Whitechapel

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Whitechapel is on ITV1 at 9pm Monday it seems to be a modern day version of Jack The Ripper, quite looking forward to it
 
Yes, I think this looks juicy and gruesome, will watch it ... :D

Enjoyed the one before too 'Unforgiven' in three parts ... that was excellent.

Find the main actor in this is a bit creepy ... googled as couldn't remember his name. Funny thing is if you put in 'Whitechapel ITV' seems to be a warning that 'this site may harm your computer'. Further warning from Google supposedly when you go in .... don't understand what that is all about .... :confused:
 
Thanks Caz for that ... thought it was going to be some sort of advert at first for this macabre thriller ...:D
 
Anyway, the name of the actor I find abhorrent is Phil Davis, now that Google is working ....sorry, but to me he is sooo ugly, and makes my skin crawl; won't stop me watching though.
 
Alan Gilmartin said:
He's a exellent actor though Kate. I like all the other stuff he;s done. Hope we get it over here.
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Yes, he is .. feel bad about calling him ugly .. just something about him that makes me shudder... actually, favours my ex husband a bit .... :D:D
 
HA Ha Ha, good one Kate. Whatched Ouadrophenia a couple of weeks ago, Phil Davis, was in that, with Mark Wingett from the Bill. Also Ray Winstone, and Sting. First time Ive ever seen it, Cashy & Wynonnie will be surprised.
 
katex said:
Anyway, the name of the actor I find abhorrent is Phil Davis, now that Google is working ....sorry, but to me he is sooo ugly, and makes my skin crawl; won't stop me watching though.
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Lol, he has a 'lived in' face, but he's still a great actor.

He was brilliant in the Mike Leigh films 'Grown Ups', 'High Hopes', and 'Vera Drake'.

It's on at the same time as 'Backstairs Billy', so will have to record one of them to watch later.:D
 
Alan Gilmartin said:
HA Ha Ha, good one Kate. Whatched Ouadrophenia a couple of weeks ago, Phil Davis, was in that, with Mark Wingett from the Bill. Also Ray Winstone, and Sting. First time Ive ever seen it, Cashy & Wynonnie will be surprised.
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:eek: you've ONLY JUST watched Quadrophenia? :eek: i've lost count of how many times i've seen that film

its a classic, i've seen it that many times i know most of the script off by heart
 
flashy said:
:eek: you've ONLY JUST watched Quadrophenia? :eek: i've lost count of how many times i've seen that film

its a classic, i've seen it that many times i know most of the script off by heart
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I love the film too, and saw it at the cinema when it was released in '79.

It was made on a relative shoe string, and when I watched it the other week I noticed that although it's set in the sixties, the cinema in Brighton was showing the 1978 film Heaven Can Wait, and all the shoppers watching the mods 'n' rockers rioting were dressed in their seventies flares.

Still didn't spoil it though, even seeing Toyah at her heaviest.:D
 
Watched it as I said I would…bloody decent it was too, will certainly be watching the next two episodes.
 
Pointing at the expert on the Ripper at the moment who is giving the young detective the help .. but who knows.

Love this character of the boss detective (sorry didn't pick up the rank:D). Cleverly written ... him all tidy like; the others all smelly and messy.

That Phil still doesn't do owt for me though ... he's little as well.
 
I wonder if one of the present day Queen's sons will be in the frame for it?

:D
 
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