There can be no lonelier
Place on earth than grief
When
you lose a loved one
Mother,
father, sister, brother,
A
spouse, a close friend or lover
It
burdens you heart and soul
Though
you are surrounded
By
kindred spirits, who also suffer
You
still feel desperately alone
Rick Astley will let you borrow
Any
movie from his Pixar collection,
But
“He's never gonna give you Up”
As
that’s the obvious exception
Georgie Porgie, pudding and pie,
Kissed
the girls and made them cry
The
power he liked to relish and savour
He
now knows was inappropriate behaviour
I am attending Walters Funeral
Because
I was a friend of his
And
I think that today we could
Definitely
say where Wally is
“The Day of the Jackal” is a crime drama, screenplay by Kenneth Ross, based on the Novel by Frederick Forsyth and Directed by Fred Zinnemann.
The
story is set in France during the early 1960s and centres around a professional
assassin codenamed “Jackal” (Edward Fox) who is contracted by the OAS to
assassinate General De Gaulle and follows his meticulous preparation including
target practice, false identity, forged documents and weapons purchase.
But the authorities become aware of the target and the Minister of the Interior
(Alan Badel) assigns the mission to locate the Jackal to his best investigator,
named Lebel (Michael Lonsdale) and he is assisted by Caron (Derek Jacobi) as
they attempt to pick up his
trail.
The film is a brilliant thriller lavishly produced by John Woolf, full of
action, tension, and intrigue which holds your attention from beginning to the
end.
Apart from the principles there is an all star
supporting cast: Michel Auclair, Cryil Cusack, Maurice Denham, Eric Porter,
Timothy West, Ronald Pickup, Donald Sinden, Edward Hardwicke, Andrea Ferreol,
Feodor Atkine, Howard Vernon, Olga Georges-Picot and Delphyne Seyrig.
The Sibylline Oracles,
Oracular
utterances scribed
In
Greek hexameters
Ascribed
to the Sibyls,
Prophetesses
who uttered
The
divine revelations
In a state of frenzy
