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Got my tickets for Toy Story 4 This is the film event of the year for me (as much as I have loved all the others I have seen).

Rey Mysterio, Melina, Ted Dibiase, Lana Parilla, Malin Ackerman, Rob Liefield, Billy Dee Williams Was lucky to already meet Jason Mamoa last year and still thinking bout a few others Finn jones, Jessica henwick, the inbetweeners, charlie sheen, Ian Somerhadler etc

I think I have some sort of final list ..... Friday: Gina Torres (dp bought) Matthew lillard Lee majors Peter serafinowicz Leslie Easterbrook Ethan phillips Alfie Allen - (PTBP) Gemma and Alfie-.(PTBP) Satuday: Charles Dance Ian somerhaulder(DPTBP) Robert Patrick (PTBP) Sunday: Christina Ricci (Dp bought) Emile de ravin (Dp bought) Brendan Fraser (Dp bought) Charlie sheen (DPTBP)

I love Platoon and Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Apparently he was cast in Platoon after his brother Emilio Estevez turned it down thinking he was too old to play Chris. And he stayed up all night to get the drugged-up look in Ferris Bueller. And two of his most least favourite films he ever made were The Wraith and The Rookie...he said in interview (early 90s) basically any film he did starting with "The" was dogs***. I always loved the scene in Hot Shots Part Deux where he and his dad pass each other on the boat doing their voice-overs from Platoon/Apocalypse Now and then referencing Wall Street

Lauren Tom

The Crimson Horror - This is a rather unusual episode which I actually quite enjoy. It's always great to see The Paternoster Gang. Smith and Coleman put in excellent performances. This is a beautifully filmed episode and the pacing is just right. Rachael Stirling is brilliant as Ada and I like the complexity of her character. Diana Rigg is suitably sinister as Mrs Gillyflower. I do wonder if they ran out of money when designing Mr Sweet as this really is a bit naff. The ending is a little convenient. But I do like the set up for the next episode. Overall 7/10. Interestingly Diana Rigg and Rachael Stirling are mother and daughter in real life.

The Crimson Horror- This isn't one which I particularly like , but it isn't too bad. Firstly, I like how this episode switches up the structure of a Doctor Who episode in an interesting way, such as how The Doctor and Clara aren't introduced until a good 15 minutes into the episode. The Paternoster Gang are excellent as always. Visually, this is a very well made episode, and the pacing is very good. This episode is also wonderfully atmospheric for the most part. Although the leads are all very good, the supporting characters aren't that good, except for Ada. I thought that she was a very interesting character. Mrs Gillyflower is not an interesting villain at all, despite a decent performance from Diana Rigg. The think that the idea behind the Crimson Horror itself, and what it does, is a good one. It's just a shame that the Crimson Horror is wasted in a weak story, without anything interesting being done with it. Mr Sweet looks ridiculous as well, and I think that the ending feels a bit too rushed, as it all seems to end too quickly and easily for my liking. It's not an awful story, but it's one of those which I never have the urge to revisit. Overall- 7/10.

Getting closer. Have now managed to get the Friday off work and have changed to 3 day entry Plan to use Friday mainly for autographs. That will make Saturday and Sunday easier.

Thank you

I tend to forget to eat and drink.

So be it, LFCC! :-D

I always have an extra one of those in my pockets for these kind of occasions.

There is a Doctor Who gif for every occasion.

Actually just realised my profile pic is me and him!