I hope everything will work out for the best, I haven't read everything, but I've seen plenty of good advice.
I'd say you're good having the dates as they are on your CV for the moment.

Dead Ringers is there, as well as a bunch of Varda, it would feel wrong to criticise.

To Be Or Not To Be, it's one of my favourite movies, and as far as I know it's missing a decent transfer at the moment.

Not whisky unfortunately… Not in Europe at least.
Are you over there? If so, I'd be curious to know how much a bottle retails for.

A bit of whisky in the past week:

For once I got more than 30 minutes before having to leave work (theoretically, had to go in a meeting).

Bowfinger, Cecil B. Demented, and A Cock and Bull Story: Making movies is fun!

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@avclub-52883377da5367bc9205062d52c08dbc:disqus Have you tried reading Mansfield Park or Persuasion?
Austen wrote about what she knew so the focus rends to be (lower) middle-class, but her books can fairly easily be read as critical of the society she lived in, the two I mention in particular.

Those two are from the 80's, I haven't seen Comment Ca Va?, but Soigne Ta Droite is one of the most exhilarating things he's done.

As far as I can tell, those are English words with Latin roots, it's not necessarily anything to do with French. And with technology and law, there's even more reason to think it comes from Latin directly.
Fiance/fiancee are actual French words (with even the e to denote the feminine form) that took the place of an…

You mean the day he "finds religion" and starts preaching non-stop that people have to follow the same path he does?
If he hasn't yet realised how much of a dick he is, I doubt there'll be any other way it will happen.

Soon, that's apparently the next step.

It doesn't mean anything, just that people in the street might recognise him that's all.
Not as worthless as the Legion d'Honneur, but close.

Yes, I only know the word exists because it's the English title of I Promessi Sposi, although for once that an English word becomes obsolete and is replaced by a French one instead of the opposite…

It's Big Pun (I think), and what happened to Bubba Sparxxx?

All I can think of is chubby rain…

Is there anything wrong with betrothed?
I thought that was the equivalent English word (not that I have any issue with French language taking over the world…).

God, that's true… Had you seen it? Is it worth searching for?

By that logic, was the first series necessary? It was after all only a spin-off of A Cock and Bull Story.