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When the coronavirus lockdown means staying put, travel virtually with these energizing road movies  Seattle Times

Do Superman & Lois have anything to work with after Supergirl?  Hidden Remote

Netflix review: new doc 'Disclosure' is compelling, informative  Washington Blade

The 50 Best LGBTQ+ Movies | Movies  Empire

Symkus column: Let the movies take you around the world - in your living room  New Jersey Herald

Edgar Wright’s ‘Last Night in Soho’ Teased as Horror With Mysterious Time Travel Twist  IndieWire

TV tonight: unravelling the controversy of Jeffrey Epstein's death  The Guardian

Edgar Wright Pic ‘Last Night In Soho’ Heads To Spring 2021  Deadline

30 'Star Wars' actors who have also played Marvel characters - Insider  INSIDER

Howard Hampton on what to stream in quarantine  Artforum

Scandals and Mystery in Hollywood History - San Francisco Bay Times  San Francisco Bay Times

Terry Clarke obituary  The Guardian

Jimmy Page and The Yardbirds Got Into 'Blow-Up' Instead of The Who  Showbiz Cheat Sheet

There’s a masterpiece buried in this otherwise awful Edgar Allan Poe anthology film  The A.V. Club

How 'Priscilla, Queen of the Desert' Changed Australia and Drag Forever: WATCH  Towleroad

This and That: Michael Caine squared | Movie News  SBS

20 movies that will help you see the world from your couch - Insider  INSIDER

Michael Wood · At the Movies: Pasolini's 'Teorema' · LRB 21 March 2020  London Review of Books

Photographer Terry O'Neill remembered by Cherie Blair, Terence Stamp and others at memorial service  Daily Mail

'Last Night in Soho' is a well-directed acid trip: Anya Taylor-Joy  The New Indian Express

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"Terence Stamp was the symbol of ‘Swinging London’ in the Sixties, but says he now feels like an alien in his own country. ‘It’s very sad how few English people there are in London now,’ he tells me at a party in Mayfair, where he lamented what he seems to see as a lack of integration among some immigrants. ‘When I grew up in East London everyone seemed to speak English, and now you can barely get by speaking our own language.’ ‘I don’t live in the East any more, but I absolutely love mangoes and so occasionally I go back there to buy these wonderful Alphonso mangoes from the market on Green Street. 'I’m lucky if I can buy one now at all because no one speaks English. ‘It’s changed so much in such a short space of time, that God knows what London will be like in another decade or so.’ He added: ‘You see these mums wandering around with their prams and four out of five of them have these scarves wrapped around their heads. I feel like it’s not London any more; not the one I used to know anyway. ‘I do think a multicultural society can be a good thing, but when it’s at the cost of your own culture and history, then it’s gone too far and it would be very sad if London stopped being predominantly English.’ http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3167654/SEBASTIAN-SHAKESPEARE-English-foreign-language-London-says-Terence-Stamp.html#ixzz3gQlznP8J Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook Your thoughts?

Terence Stamp has made lots of films. Which of his is your favourite? Mine is either Theorem or Billy Budd; what's yours? Music lover, good luck!