If you've been around long enough to read my review of Pushing Daisies, you will already be aware of my love for Lee Pace. Well, The Fall is where it started. The Fall (2006) by Tarsem Singh (The Cell) is a story set in a hospital in the 1920s about Roy (Pace), a bedridden and heartbroken stuntman, and Alexandria, a little girl with a broken arm who both suffered injuries from a fall. They strike up an unlikely friendship and… Read more »
Tuesday is my least favourite day of the week…for no real reason, so I thought I'd cheer myself up with a few of my favourite things this week… Coffee and pancake photo binging via Sarah Jane (yes, they're red velvet) Lee Pace joining The Hobbit (image and info from Empire Online) I'm pretty obsessed at the moment with buying a coat because it's getting pretty damn cold here, and I desperately need new clothes for work…but instead all I can… Read more »
Being the film and television geek that I am (as you will come to learn if you didn’t already know) Through My Looking Glass will inevitably feature – from time to time – some of my favourite viewing delights. In these early blogging days, I had a number of other things planned for “blog number two” but Pushing Daisies kept creeping up in my thoughts and I thought, who am I to argue? Pushing Daisies follows Ned (Lee Pace), a… Read more »
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