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I moved it up from #140 when I read the Eddie Izzard interview in today’s NYT. "His strongest screen role so far has been as Charlie Chaplin in Peter Bogdanovich’s underrated 2001 film, “The Cat’s Meow,” about a 1920s murder on William Randolph Hearst’s yacht. His Chaplin is a driven, complex character, self-absorbed yet madly …
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“I didn’t jump out of a not-wearing-dress box into a have-to-wear-dress box.” Eddie Izzard explains to the New York Times that he’s selected a new wardrobe for his four-month U.S. tour starting next month.
Little bit of a setback today, so no proper post today. Regular posting will resume tomorrow. For now, please enjoy some Eddie Izzard, imitating someone else imitating Christopher Walken: Need more Eddie Izzard? Of course you do. And here’s a treat: Eddie Izzard monologues visualized in Lego: Do you have a flag? Death Star canteen …