Jul 13
RIP Sam Neill (1947–2026).
Among many other movies, Neill starred in Dean Spanley, a movie about a few older men who realize they might have been dogs in a former life. It also stars Peter O'Toole and is a very sweet film.
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RIP Sam Neill (1947–2026).
Among many other movies, Neill starred in Dean Spanley, a movie about a few older men who realize they might have been dogs in a former life. It also stars Peter O'Toole and is a very sweet film.
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One of my favorite Sam Neill movies is Dean Spanley. This film deals precisely with death, grief, and reincarnation.
It also stars Jeremy Northam and Peter O'Toole who, like Neill, acted in The Tudors
Rest in Peace 💔
Films watched (2000s): DEAN SPANLEY (2008) dir. Toa Fraser; screenplay by Alan Sharp. Starring Jeremy Northam, Sam Neill, Bryan Brown, Peter O'Toole, Judy Parfitt & Art Malik.
Only the closed mind is certain.
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Happy birthday to Jeremy Northam, one of the most versatile and mysterious actors I have ever known, who is perfect in every long or short scene.
Please, work a little more! :)
Happy New Year!
My wish for us all in 2021 is that very soon we can once again touch and hold close the people we love most.
As demonstrated by the incomparable Jeremy Northam and friends.