John Wilder-Sandra Dee "Mujeres culpables" (Until they sail) 1957, de Robert Wise.
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John Wilder-Sandra Dee "Mujeres culpables" (Until they sail) 1957, de Robert Wise.

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make me choose: @mariocki asked The Power Game or The Brothers.
"If you can't win you'll destroy. Where will it end?"
Special Branch: Troika (1.1, Thames, 1969)
"Everything's alright dear, I promise you, I'm just giving some, um, some help to the authorities."
"But what about the Jenkinses, they're coming on Thursday!"
"Well, I'll be back in time-"
"I should cancel them if I were you, Mrs. Cowley."
Slavery is the dominance of the neutral and impersonal over the active and personal.
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For @mariocki, a trick! Have a gif of the scariest ship. The gif is even worse if you know context. (I thought you'd expect no less!! XD)

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"Whatever happens, we are involved. Not the self-seekers, the Gillinghams, the Blighs, the Wilders - us! The agenda compilers, the writers of minutes."
“Oh, hello, John. I was in the garden, dodging your mad catering men.”
First (surviving) and last appearances of Patrick Wymark and Barbara Murray as John & Pamela Wilder in The Plane Makers (1963) and The Power Game (1969).
John Wilder: "What's the going rate? Or is it still thirty pieces of silver?"
Lincoln Dowling: "That was for God. Are you really that ambitious?"