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A shot from last night's Media Night at Stuart's Opera House during the Athenian Berean Community Players production of "Stuart Little".
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Italian postcard by TV Stelle in the Star Collection, no. 7. Design: C. Rea.
Hunky Italian actor Kim Rossi Stuart (1969) started as a teen idol in B-films and TV movies,. He turned his career in a more serious direction with arthouse hits like Michelangelo Antonioni’s Al di là delle nuvole and Romanzo Criminale/Crime Novel (2005). He also became a notable film director himself.
Kim Rossi Stuart was born in Rome in 1969 and named after the Rudyard Kipling novel Kim. His father, Giacomo Rossi Stuart, was an actor of Italian and Scottish descent. Kim's mother, Klara Müller, is a former top model of German and Dutch descent. Kim has three sisters, two of them actresses: Loretta Rossi Stuart and Valentina Rossi Stuart, the latter also stunt-woman. Ombretta is his third sister. Kim began acting at the age of 5 with his father Giacomo in the film drama Fatti di gente perbene/The Murri Affair (Mauro Bolognini, 1974), starring Catherine Deneuve. In 1983, the 14-years-old left his parents' home and also left school to further his career as an actor. He studied theatre and in 1986 he began to act regularly for TV and film. He played a novice in Der Name der Rose (Jean-Jacques Annaud, 1986), the film version of Umberto Eco’s bestseller The Name of the Rose. He became popular with his lead in the martial arts film Il ragazzo dal kimono d'oro/Karate Warrior (Fabrizio De Angelis, 1987) and its sequels. Seymour Asses at IMDb: “It's a poorly made "young guy learns karate from old Asian master in order fight his arch nemesis over a girl" type movie. The plot is lifted from The Karate Kid 2, but Karate Warrior expands on this by adding magic to the mix. Really, really stupid magic.” More interesting was the dark and funny comedy Lo zio indegno/The Sleazy Uncle (Franco Brusati, 1989), starring Vittorio Gassman. Rossi-Stuart was again a smash among young Italian audiences as a dashing prince in the TV movie Fantaghirò/Cave of the Golden Rose (Lamberto Bava, 1991) with Alessandra Martines. and the success lead to several sequels. He began to focus on quality films, like Senza pelle/No Skin (Alessandro D'Alatri, 1994), where his role, a man with psychological problems, was appreciated by the critics. A popular film was the crime-drama Poliziotti/Policemen (Giulio Base, 1995), with Claudio Amendola and Michele Placido. Then he acted for legendary director Michelangelo Antonioni in Al di là delle nuvole/Beyond the Clouds (Michelangelo Antonioni, Wim Wenders, 1995).
In the mid 1990s, Kim Rossi Stuart returned to the theatre to play in William Shakespeare’s Re Lear (King Lear), directed by Luca Ronconi, and with Turi Ferro in Il visitatore (The Visitor) written by Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt and directed by Antonio Calenda. On TV, he played Julien Sorel in the French-series Le Rouge et le Noir/The Red and the Black (Jean-Daniel Verhaeghe, 1997), based upon the famous book by Stendhal. In 2002 he participated in the film Pinocchio (Roberto Benigni, 2002) as Lucignolo. Then, he played in Le Chiavi di Casa/The Keys to the House (Gianni Amelio, 2004), as a young father who attempts to forge a relationship with his teenage, handicapped son after he meets him for the first time. The film and his performance won several awards. Later he played Mimmo in the TV-film Il tunnel della libertà/The tunnel of the Freedom (Enzo Monteleone, 2004) and he had one of the leading-roles in Michele Placido's Romanzo Criminale/Kings of Crime (Michele Placido, 2005). This film was also highly acclaimed and won 15 awards. Rossi Stuart wrote the screenplay, directed and acted in the film Anche libero va bene/Along the Ridge (Kim Rossi Stuart, 2006). It was followed by a lead role in Piano, solo (Riccardo Milani, 2007), a film based on the life of Italian jazz great Luca Flores, with Rossi Stuart playing Flores. He then starred in the comedy-drama Questione Di Cuore/A Question of the Heart (Francesca Archibugi, 2009). Then followed Vallanzasca - Gli Angeli Del Male/Angel of Evil (Michele Placido, 2011), based on the life of Renato Vallanzasca, a famous 1970s Italian bank robber. Wallys Chamber at IMDb: “Kim Rossi Stuart has a lot of charm, mixed with a crazy brutality and a great face to slap on the front of a newspaper. There's a fantastic scene where Vallanzasca dresses as a business man and just strolls straight through into the bank's back room to help himself and it's only with this charm that he manages to go through with it.” In the French romantic comedy L'ex de ma vie (Dorothée Sebbagh, 2014) he appeared as the Italian ex Nino of Géraldine Nakache. And he directed himself in the comedy-drama Tommaso (Kim Rossi Stuart, 2016). Kim Rossi Stuart was in a relationship with the actresses Veronica Logan and and Simona Cavallari. He speaks English, French and Italian, is an accomplished swimmer and also plays the trumpet. He has a son Ettore (2011) by his girlfriend Ilaria Spada.
Sources: Dante Balzano (IMDb), Wikipedia and IMDb.
During 1992 Stuart Palmer based in Dunstable were running a number of services in direct competition with Luton & District. Seen here on May 30th 1992 is OHR 185R a former Thamesdown Transport ECW bodied Daimler Fleetline smartly repainted into Palmer's attractive two tone green livery.
image by stuart bailes
Issue #40 is now online and ready for you to see. check the work of paul wackers, ana armendariz, stuart bailes, mira burack, andrew cranston, rob voerman, lucas lasnier (aka parbo) and nicholas hance mcelroy.
The one I have made was used in the pacific.
There are sevral photo's of the Australian M3 stuart in The Battle of Buna–Gona in New Guinea, those pic's where realy handy for the final desgin.
This photo is also my entry for the contest : Asian theatre from Forgotten Bricks of WWII
Stuart had been in the forces for a short while having undertaken all the qualifications to bed=come a fighter pilot. Unfortunately his eyesight let him down. He now enjoys military history and was here wearing Soviet Red Army Uniform.
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Stuart is my favourite portrait subject. He works in Cardiff market and always dresses smartly and is ready for a chat. I am trying to get to grips with a new camera and find it difficult to get the focus spot on.
Stuart was described to me as "A West Brit" Originally from the U.K, Stuart now enjoys life in Cork City.
I got chatting to him about his "electric bike" and of course I asked him the question, that he is asked the most,
"How long do you get out of a fully charged battery?" He told me it basically depends on the terrain.
Stuart told me he has been cycling most of his life, and now finds it easier to have a bit of extra power to manage the many hills around Cork.
This picture is 038 in my 100 strangers project.
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St Michael, Trinity Street, Cambridge
Set in the heart of tourist Cambridge, huddling among the colleges. Redundant in the 1970s, it now operates as Michaelhouse, a community café and prayer space stewarded by St Mary the Great next door. Michaelhouse was the name of the college to which it was appropriated in the 14th Century, now part of Trinity College. The nave is now a café, the chancel survives in the surprising complete form of the 1870s restoration by George Gilbert Scott junior. His is the grand reredos, the glass of the east window behind is by Hardman & Co. The medieval collegiate benches in the choir came from Trinity College.
This was one of central Cambridge's flagship Anglo-Catholic churches in its day. The evangelical tone of the early 19th Century memorials reset above the choir suggests that the church underwent a fairly radical change in churchmanship over the middle years of the century, perhaps surprisingly so at the heart of a protestant university. I'm sure there's a story there.
On the south side of the chancel is the simple, beautiful Founder's Chapel with fragments of medieval glass as well as a splendid Stuart glass royal arms.
The M3 Stuart was an American light tank of WWII. Prior to entry of the U.S. into the war it was also supplied to British and Commonwealth forces under lend-lease.
Based on Stuart designs by Dan Siskind (Brickmania), Ross Scott (Rumrunner) and Captain Eugene
Built entirely in Old Dark Gray
Vehicle decals by Bison Decals and Techmod Decals
Monopod, Universal Clip and M1919 by BrickArms
Mount Stuart House on the east coast of the Isle of Bute, Scotland, is a Gothic Revival country house and the ancestral home of the Marquesses of Bute. It was designed by Sir Robert Rowand Anderson for the 3rd Marquess of Bute in the late 1870s, replacing an earlier house by Alexander McGill, which burnt down in 1877. The house is a Category A listed building.
The house is the seat of the Stuarts of Bute, derived from the hereditary office "Steward of Bute" held since 1157. The family are direct male-line descendants of John Stewart, the illegitimate son of King Robert II of Scotland, the first Stuart King, by his mistress, Moira Leitch. By virtue of this descent, they are also descendants of Robert the Bruce, whose daughter Marjorie was mother of Robert II by her marriage to Walter Stewart, 6th High Steward of Scotland.
Not the greatest shot in the world, but it's amazing how much better the milky way is in the Southern Hemisphere. Way too tired to climb a peak after walking the Inca trail above 4200m for a day so only managed to get this outside my tent...
Stuarts Coaches Sunsundegui SB3 bodied Volvo B8R SJ23HSF is seen here parked up on Govan Road, Cessnock whilst taking a break from its football hire.
Stuart got some well overdue attention today as I found him an amazing room box at the car boot sale today!
I have been meaning to build one for ages but never found the time, but found one ready to go today!
So as soon as I got home I put his furniture in and hung his pictures on the walls ^____^
I think he is pretty pleased!
I still have some things to add to it but I am pleased with it so far. I'll take better pictures soon.