꼬리표: Jules
Jules Verne’s Rocket to the Moon review – genial 60s British wacky-space-racers
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Dated but good-humoured, 이것 1967 adaptation includes all the era’s popular elements, from villain Terry-Thomas to penny-farthings in haystacksThere’s an serious outbreak of top hats and mutton chops in this amiable ...
Tottenham step up Nuno Espírito Santo talks and target defender Jules Koundé
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Tottenham have stepped up talks with Nuno Espírito Santo over their manager’s job in a move driven by Fabio Paratici, the managing director of football. Paratici is an admirer of the former Wolves manager and a year a...
세계일주 80 Days review – a charmingly goofy take on Jules Verne
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Given there are so, so many film adaptations of Jules Verne’s infinitely malleable 19th-century adventure story, you might wonder why the French-Belgium production team behind this latest iteration felt the need to ad...
Kurt Zouma close to £25m West Ham move as Chelsea pursue Jules Koundé
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Kurt Zouma is close to completing his £25m move to West Ham, paving the way for Chelsea to push ahead with their bid to sign Jules Koundé from Sevilla. West Ham’s attempts to sign Zouma were in doubt after negotiation...
As a head in England, I know it’s not just Covid that will make it tough to go back to school
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Like most headteachers I view the formal start back to school with a mixture of optimism and trepidation. There is a realistic hope that, following a mass vaccination programme for adults, school life can begin to loo...
Jules et Jim review – Truffaut’s love triangle is a whirlwind masterpiece
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François Truffaut’s Jules et Jim from 1962 is the love triangle that feels like it’s happening in the swinging 60s present moment, like Godard’s triple-header Bande à Part. Actually, it’s set before and after the firs...
I’m a man of facts and science, but I know this – what dogs feel is not just attachment, it’s love
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Sometimes I see it in the big moments; often it’s in the small. The fact that Oz (our black-and-white lurcher) would rather sleep under the kitchen table when I’m writing, even though the sofa is by far the comfier op...