Check out THIS ARTICLE by Samantha Weinberg in the Times. Very good article about Miss Moneypenny (the best I've ever read). And, lookie, she even quoted little old me.
Samantha Weinberg talks Moneypenny in the Times
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zencat
, Nov 13 2006 05:33 PM
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Posted 13 November 2006 - 05:33 PM
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Posted 13 November 2006 - 05:39 PM
Check out THIS ARTICLE by Samantha Weinberg in the Times. Very good article about Miss Moneypenny (the best I've ever read). And, lookie, she even quoted little old me.
Zen
You are clearly an Anglophile
Oh, and great detective work on the sceond short story: I understand you are an afficionado of Bond and Houdini - and surely Sherlock Holmes as well.
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Posted 13 November 2006 - 05:45 PM
Yes, I love Sherlock Holmes! I have a minor Holmes collection. In fact, Holmes was my first great obsessive interest (even before Houdini and Bond).
Check out THIS ARTICLE by Samantha Weinberg in the Times. Very good article about Miss Moneypenny (the best I've ever read). And, lookie, she even quoted little old me.
Zen
You are clearly an Anglophile
Oh, and great detective work on the sceond short story: I understand you are an afficionado of Bond and Houdini - and surely Sherlock Holmes as well.
I am an Anglophile. I've always felt a powerful connection to England. My grandfather grew up in London. He's says he was a "street urchin" and use to tell me stories about how he and his friends would play around the Docklands (one of his friends actually drowned). I'd love to one day have a second home in London.
#4
Posted 22 November 2006 - 05:23 AM
I just got my hard copy of this. It's a very nicely laid out article in The Times magazine, with some pics of Samanatha posing as Miss Moneypenny (I didn't realize that pic online was of her).
I gotta say, she makes a pretty fetching Moneypenny.
I gotta say, she makes a pretty fetching Moneypenny.
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Posted 22 November 2006 - 08:14 AM
There's also a similar article in the December Conde Naste Traveller magazine where Sam recreates Moneypenny's journey to Moscow from Diaries II.