See, DA Willis is investigating the Trump campaign's efforts to ratfuck the state and steal it from Joe Biden, including Graham's calls to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and his deputy Gabriel Sterling, in which he reportedly pressured them to invalidate enough mail-in ballots to flip the state to Trump.
HENGHHHHH? Lawtalkin' on a Monday? And it doesn't even sound like good news? The three-judge panel, consisting of two Trump appointees and an Obama appointee, remanded the case to US District Judge Leigh Martin May "for the limited purpose of allowing the district court to determine whether Appellant is entitled to a partial quashal or modification of the subpoena to appear before the special purpose grand jury based on any protections afforded by the Speech or Debate Clause of the United States Constitution."
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What Movie Will You Never Watch Again? Explain.The Eleventh Circuit just did Senator Lindsey Graham a solid and stayed the order for him to testify to the grand jury empaneled by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to investigation electoral interference in Georgia in 2020.Movies That Scared Me – When I Was Young.
Her blog Film Forager explores movies of every genre, from weird high-concept sci-fi to classic brooding romance. The Court Jester is nevertheless quite excellent.Īlex Kittle is an art, movie, and comic geek with a penchant for nonsensical jokes and exaggerated claims. I still love Glynis in the role, it’s just too bad to see her start off as this very interesting, unexpected type of character and then morph into a more conventional one. And she’s always barefoot, for some reason. She’s still resourceful and cunning, but less of a leader. Hey, atypical gender roles! Then she slips into some low-cut dresses to blend in at the castle and she loses some of her spark. At the beginning of the film she’s a badass rebel commander in pants, whom Hawkins addresses as “sir”, and he is genuinely taken aback whenever he sees her as “a woman”. Yes, some of the jokes feel dated, and Lansbury irks me in weird ways, but I think my only real disappointment is how Maid Jean turns out. Basil Rathbone is devious and marvelously facial-haired, while Angela Lansbury proves that no matter her actual age she will always seem really old (it’s almost impressive). The story is appropriately ridiculous, making room for Kaye’s numerous talents – including tongue-twisters and rhymes, multiple roles, goofy physical comedy, full-bodied caricature, and looking like a babe (yeah, I said it). It even manages to slip a surprisingly tender and believable romance in there, with what feels like a slightly scandalous amount of heavy petting. It’s got swashbuckling sword fights, hilarious jokes, catchy song-and-dance numbers, mistaken identities (actually one of my favorite things), gorgeous costumes (hey, Edith Head!), hypnosis, tights, and a fantastic cast. This movie has literally everything I could ever want.
Stumbling his way through a wealth of misunderstandings and mishaps, with the help of Maid Jean and a few other friends he manages to prove himself a true hero. When there is a raid on their camp, Hawkins and Maid Jean ( Glynis Johns), one of the Fox’s commanders, escape with the child but wind up at the castle, where Hawkins impersonates the renowned court jester/secret assassin Giacomo so that he can get close to the king. You know the one: “The pellet with the poison’s in the vessel with the pestle, the chalice from the palace has the brew that is true!” And it’s certainly one of his best.Ī former circus entertainer existing some time in the Middle Ages, the kind-hearted Hubert Hawkins (Kaye) has joined up with the Black Fox, a Robin Hood-esque character whose forest-dwelling group protects the true heir to the throne (a baby with the royal birthmark), and fights to win him back the crown. I would wager that aside from his role in White Christmas (which is likely much better remembered for Bing Crosby), Kaye’s most known film is The Court Jester. Like O’Connor, he is an acrobatic dancer and effervescent comedian, though he became known for his tongue twisters and fast-paced singing (with songs written by his awesome wife, Sylvia Fine). Though massively talented and featured prominently in many films in the 1940s and ’50s – eventually even securing his own television show in the ’60s – for some reason Danny Kaye has not made much of a lasting impression in more recent decades. He’s been one of my favorite actors since middle school, after I briefly mistook him for Donald O’Connor when I caught a scene from A Song Is Born on TV.
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