And the mirror revealed a face she didn't know

[sovay]

Today was mostly a loss in terms of sleep and staring at the screen, but later in the evening I watched an unintended double feature of The Prisoner of Zenda (1937) and Outrageous! (1977) and that was a great improvement. I may attempt to talk intelligently about one of these movies at some point, but not tonight.*

*Except: Craig Russell's voice. Wow.

Comments

[setsuled.livejournal.com]

Ronald Colman as Sydney Carton

What movie is that from, by the way? Your link doesn't work.

[sovay]

Your link doesn't work.

A Tale of Two Cities, 1935. It works for me . . .

[setsuled.livejournal.com]

I see html in my e-mail notification for this comment that you've posted an image, but I see no image, not even when I try to go through my e-mail's automatic link. You mac users and your weird magic.

[nineweaving.livejournal.com]

The link doesn't work for me either, on a Mac. I can get to the Two Cities images, but only by going to the home page and working my way down.

Weirdness.

Nine

[nineweaving.livejournal.com]

Testing.

Nine

[sovay]

Testing.

Fascinating. That link produces an error page: "Forbidden—client tried to access a page that the server is not allowed to return (eg, directory listings when listings disabled)." But I am still seeing images from the links that I posted. Is it something as simple as the presence of a www in the address or not?

[nineweaving.livejournal.com]

Ah. The link I just posted ("Testing") works for me; clicking yours gets me a "Forbidden" message. Could it be a cookie thing? Te site seems to recognize who's trying to open a .jpg, which is somewhat unsettling.

Nine

[sovay]

The link doesn't work for me either, on a Mac.

I used absolutely no esoteric HTML in posting the link: < a href = " http : // www . classicmoviefavorites . com / colman / taletwo7 . jpg " > etc. < / a > So I have no idea what is going on.