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    ENGLAND IS MINE: HOW DIFFIDENT, BUT YEARNING, STEPHEN BECAME DIFFICULT, BUT BRILLIANT, MORRISSEY
    • Mar 12, 2018

    ENGLAND IS MINE: HOW DIFFIDENT, BUT YEARNING, STEPHEN BECAME DIFFICULT, BUT BRILLIANT, MORRISSEY

    Jack Lowden as Stephen Patrick Morrissey Mark Gill, the director of England Is Mine, an unusual biopic of the anything but usual vocal/lyrical half of those now famous Smiths’ songs, explains why for him there was only one way to tell this story. HERE’S the problem for writer/director Mark Gill in one off-camera moment before this interview even starts. It’s the morning after a heavy snow dump in England’s north west and Gill’s partner is wondering if she should attempt to ge
    50 YEARS. 50 SONGS. (WELL, ACTUALLY 51 BUT LET’S NOT QUIBBLE.) ONE SLICE OF A LIFE – PART 1
    • Feb 20, 2015

    50 YEARS. 50 SONGS. (WELL, ACTUALLY 51 BUT LET’S NOT QUIBBLE.) ONE SLICE OF A LIFE – PART 1

    As I said in an earlier post, I had to pick 50 songs from 50 years to mark a landmark that we don’t need to go over again here thank you very much (cos I still feel like the 13-year-old and I sure act like him often enough). Only one song per year, one song per artist, each with some significance for me. There was a CD, so along with the songs these are excerpts from the liner notes. (Of course there were liner notes.) The first tranche takes us from 1965 to 1989. 1965: The

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