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Foyle’s War   S01E02 - The White Feather by Anthony Horowitz

Foyle’s War  S01E01 - The German Woman by Anthony Horowitz 

Wednesday’s Walk With DCS Foyle

It’s not all walking, but it counts 😉 A few good reaction gifs, and some stills of Sam and Milner because, why not?

Plus, these of the angel…

Foyle’s War - S02E02 Among the Few (SPOILER) Context: WW2. Britain. Rex is a fighter pilot. Andrew is Foyle’s son and Rex’s best friend. Foyle is investigating the death of a young woman.

@tvarchive‘s TV Appreciation Week, Day 1: TV show I wish everyone would watch

Foyle’s War | 2002-2015 | Starring Michael Kitchen and Honeysuckle Weeks

My very favorite photo of Michael Kitchen by Tony Nutley.

…in fact, it’s bringing me out in a rash.

Excuse me? What’s so funny, young man?

He’s looking at his Dad the way you look at the heart of your life, when it’s still there. He’s got through the war and he comes home and Dad is still fishing, as He’s fished for years. Everything has to be right in the world.

Maybe that’s what we’re supposed to see. It would have been easy to just hear Andrew’s voice off screen and follow Foyle’s surprise - perhaps that would be more traditional (or modern traditional)

kivrin:

Anthony Horowitz said of Michael Kitchen playing Foyle:

One of the funny things about him is that he’s the only actor I know who demands fewer lines. He’ll look at a speech and say to me, “Actually I can do all of that — five lines — with one look.” And the annoying thing is, he’s always right; he can.

Seriously, how did AH resist writing an episode in which Foyle has laryngitis and  has to communicate EVERYTHING with sighs and eyebrows? (Sam would translate for the slower constables.)

EPIC!!

@tvarchive‘s TV Appreciation Week, Day 1: TV show I wish everyone would watch

Foyle’s War | 2002-2015 | Starring Michael Kitchen and Honeysuckle Weeks

The head is out of proportion to the body, which is too heavy and muscular to be Sam, and the forms are a bit too generalized.  The eyes are elongated but there is a general likeness to her there, some nice line quality.

The Kitchenette in me, however, is mostly interested in the aesthetics of Foyle.

I did find out who the artist is who did the large painting for the studio set.  It’s very much a Social Realism-esque piece similar to WPA work done in the US up to about this time.

Plus, Sam’s not that busty.

Anyway, I like OUR portrait of her much better.

One of our very best collaborations, in my opinion.

So, it’s not wonder you become verklempt at the sight. Just look at it! It’s a masterpiece!

(It’s a “piece” alright. Not sure of what 😂)

Thanks flygirl! I didn’t have the time or the inclination to scroll through my and/or your Archives looking for it. I knew you’d have it handy, but you even provided links to the artistic process!

You’re a true artiste.

*mwah!* 😘

Since we were talking about Ball-Trap…

Or John Farrow.

May, 1945. Squadron Leader Andrew Foyle, DFC, faces memories and questions when he finally comes home to stay. 

Andrew Foyle/Samantha Stewart romance approximately 23,000 words sequel to Burn Brighter Through the Cold.