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Tag Archives: film

First Time Disney: Cinderella

December 15, 2015

This week I watched Disney’s Cinderella for the first time.  I admit that slightly hesitantly, not least in case the …

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Weekend Links #1

August 17, 2013

It’s been one of those weeks where I’ve read a lot of fascinating stuff online, so I thought I’d start …

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Family Values: Puritans and Postmodernism in 90s Slasher Movies

May 14, 2013

The nineties saw something of a renewal in horror movies, as the bloated old franchises such as Halloween, Friday 13th …

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Malvolio and Georgie: Twelfth Night Meets Mapp and Lucia

April 28, 2013

Rewatching Trevor Nunn’s remarkable film of Twelfth Night, I noticed a detail I’d never seen before.  Well, two details, to …

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Link: Clothes-horse of the Apocalypse

August 8, 2012

I’m very cheered to announce that I’ve just joined the team over at Bad Reputation, the popular culture and gender …

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Boyle, Branagh and Bonkers: the Olympic Opening Ceremony

July 28, 2012

Having watched the ceremony and written a recap, I’m still not quite sure how I feel about it.  Putting Danny …

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Theatre’s Cutting Edge, or, “The Naughty Nineties”

February 29, 2012

The King’s Speech five times a year!  No, it’s not a leaked BBC plan for the jubilee year coverage, nor …

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My latest book investigates a literary urban legend about Shakespeare and the King James Bible.

Words of Power: Reading Shakespeare and the Bible - my book on the history and use of these two texts.

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