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Sometimes, when watching one of the Ealing films that make up this challenge, I am reminded of another film.
The world needs strong women who make no apologies for who they are and for what they believe. Nora Ephron is up there as a forthright woman, dedicated to making a difference and staying true to her beliefs.
This week started of a with a mud-bath at the Isle Of Wight Festival, but, despite it being plagued by downpours and traffic disasters, in amongst all...
Nora Ephron, the screenwriter, director and author has died of myeloid leukaemia at the age of 71. Two years ago she wrote a book of reflections called I Remember Nothing. It made me laugh and cry then, when I first read it but now that she has gone, I value even more the gems she left behind:
In the 1930s, '40s and '50s, romantic comedies crackled with sparkling characters and whip-smart dialogue. Think Claudette Colbert and Clark Cable in ...
