The only Bresson film I've seen that didn't leave me hugely depressed was Pickpocket, mostly because it was the first film of his I'd seen.

I saw this as part of a month of Bresson films at Melbourne Cinematheque a few years back. Pretty much wanted to jump off a bridge after that.

Even more amazing that Jim Broadbent is in two scenes with him in Superman IV and has no dialogue. What a waste.

Ahh, of course.

It really is a big, wide, wonderful world.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

And he was the American arms dealer Harry Howler in Superman IV: The Quest for Peace. What a career!

That actor, William Hootkins, died a few years back, sadly.

Sumner was a very prolific actor on Australian television for decades, and I've only now just realised that was him in Star Wars. His native Australian accented voice was quite distinctive, but obviously he sounds very different in Star Wars.

If Australia had a stronger film industry, we'd be making the same kind of films about both Melbourne and Sydney, believe me.

We really need a think piece on all those insufferable, navel-gazing, how-this-is-all-about-me Girls think pieces.

She voiced herself in a really lame Robot Chicken sketch. So uh, that.

Was this before or after she started with the Nazi talk?

And he even tried to take his grievance to the White House. I thought conservatives believed that private businesses should be allowed to run without government interference, but there you are.

After that aneurysm, I suspect there's a lot she doesn't comprehend. That poor kid of hers.

Matt Frewer's Australian accent in Eureka is hilariously bad. Sounds far more South African than the ocker Aussie he's clearly trying for.

Poor kid. That's really all I have to say.

RIP Scott, and thanks.

Was "London Has Falling" the Asylum knock-off of "London Has Fallen?" Man, they really are brazen with those titles!

I'm sure there was serious mismatch between the one who was coked up and the one who was blazed af.