Filmbuff writes:
The dogged-with-legal-woes film ‘The Professor And The Madman‘ starring Sean Penn and Mel Gibson is released in Portugal, and seemingly will be out in cinemas in other countries this year – after a huge legal battle and three year delay (it was filmed in 2016).
It was – as far as I am aware – entirely shot in Ireland. With Dublin filling in for London, and Trinity for Oxford. The trailer looks interesting, but looks like neither Penn or Gibson are going to promote it…
A mock-up of how the statue of the devil will look on Segovia’s aqueduct.
In Segovia, a city in Spain
Some poor judge was forced to explain
That you don’t have the right
To exclude from your sight
The likes of Hell’s Great King of Pain
John Moynes
Pic: Courtesy of José Antonio Abella
MORE to folly
The Great South Wall, Dublin, this evening
Save Poolbeg.
Grand stretch.
(Thanks Ultan Mashup)
Update:
With horizon corrected.
A Sankey visualisation of how people misspell the name ‘Gyllenhaal’ – one of a series of frequently misspelled words on Reddit (identified by proximity to uncertainty indicators like ‘sp?’) collated and analysed by Colin Morris.
The last lump of Cornish granite is dropped at dlr Baths.
We will keep you updated throughout the year on progress. pic.twitter.com/Cm4N4An4Wn
— dlrcc (@dlrcc) January 11, 2019
Was it for this?
Localization Girls asks:
Dalkey Quarry [or any Irish quarry for that matter] not good enough?
Anyone?
Old logo
New logo
The new @AerLingus brand reveal. #aviation pic.twitter.com/xFWIzKYjsJ
— John Mulligan (@JMulliganIndo) January 17, 2019
This afternoon.
Dublin Airport.
Aer Lingus unveils its new – faintly garish (torquise?) – logo, branding and livery at a press event in Dublin Airport.
Two million lids apparently.
Flight! Fight!
A short by German animator Andreas Hykade that tells the story of a kiwi bird’s descent into addiction as he develops a yen for mysterious golden nuggets.
Part of today’s inebriated wildlife theme.
