Podcast appearances and mentions of thomas cullinan

I greet you in Jesus' precious name! It is Monday morning, the 2nd of September, 2024, and this is your friend, Angus Buchan, with a thought for today. We start in the Old Testament, the Book of Proverbs 3:15:”She is more precious than rubies, And all the things you may desire cannot compare with her.”Then we go to Mathew 13:45-46:”Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a merchant seeking beautiful pearls, who, when he had found one pearl of great price, went and sold all that he had and bought it.” That pearl of great price! Oh, my dear friend, it is our salvation. It's when we find the Lord Jesus Christ, isn't it? That is exactly what it is like. So often, we forget what God has so freely given to you and me: eternal life, freedom, and a new opportunity to serve Him. We don't even know sometimes what we are holding in our hands, do we? The Passion Translation says: “When he discovered one very precious and exquisite pearl, he immediately gave up all that he had in exchange for it.” The Message Translation says: “Finding one that is flawless, he immediately sells everything and buys it.” On the 26th of January 1905, in South Africa, the largest rough diamond ever found on earth was found in the Cullinan Mine. It weighed 621.2 grams. It is worth 19,000,000 British pounds. It was named after the mine owner, Thomas Cullinan. Incredible! But I want to tell you, I found my diamond on 18th February 1979, at about 10 o'clock in the morning - an absolute pearl of great price. Yes, I met Jesus Christ as my Lord and Saviour, and you know, since that day, everything else in this world has paled into insignificance in comparison. What about you? Would you like to find that diamond of great price? Maybe you did and you lost it. I want to pray a prayer with you today, that you would again commit your life to Jesus. Please pray this prayer after me:Dear Lord Jesus,I have been searching all my life for peace, joy and purposeful living. Today, by faith, I accept you as my Lord and Saviour. I thank you for dying for a sinner like me and today, You will become the most important person in my life.In Jesus' name, Amen.God bless you and have a wonderful day,Goodbye.

Discutimos as diferenças entre as duas adaptações para o cinema de "O Estranho que Nós Amamos" (The Beguiled, Estados Unidos), livro de Thomas Cullinan: a primeira, de 1971, dirigida por Don Siegel, com Clint Eastwood, Geraldine Page e Elizabeth Hartman no elenco; e a mais recente, de 2017, dirigida por Sofia Coppola, com Nicole Kidman, Kirsten Dunst, Elle Fanning e Colin Farrell. Nossos comentários sobre os dois filmes contém spoilers! O cinematório café é um podcast produzido e apresentado por Renato Silveira e Raquel Gomes. A cada episódio, nós propomos um debate em torno de temas relacionados ao cinema e às suas áreas correlatas, sempre em um clima de descontração, mas buscando, acima de tudo, reflexões sobre imagens que estão presentes no nosso dia a dia. - Confira o post no site com materiais extras sobre o filme! - Apoie o Cinematório e receba conteúdo extra exclusivo!

Discutimos as diferenças entre as duas adaptações para o cinema de "O Estranho que Nós Amamos" (The Beguiled, Estados Unidos), livro de Thomas Cullinan: a primeira, de 1971, dirigida por Don Siegel, com Clint Eastwood, Geraldine Page e Elizabeth Hartman no elenco; e a mais recente, de 2017, dirigida por Sofia Coppola, com Nicole Kidman, Kirsten Dunst, Elle Fanning e Colin Farrell. Nossos comentários sobre os dois filmes contém spoilers! O cinematório café é um podcast produzido e apresentado por Renato Silveira e Raquel Gomes. A cada episódio, nós propomos um debate em torno de temas relacionados ao cinema e às suas áreas correlatas, sempre em um clima de descontração, mas buscando, acima de tudo, reflexões sobre imagens que estão presentes no nosso dia a dia. - Confira o post no site com materiais extras sobre o filme! - Apoie o Cinematório e receba conteúdo extra exclusivo!

"It seems the enemy... it's not what we believed." Tonight joining David Negrin are Alka Khushalani and Kristina-Leath Malin for a story analysis of THE BEGUILED. Directed and Written for the Screen by Sofia Coppola, based on the 1971 screenplay by Albert Maltz & Irene Kamp (as Grimes Grice) and based on the novel by Thomas Cullinan. Winner of Best Director, 2017 Cannes Film Festival. to beguile - to charm or enchant someone, sometimes in a deceptive way. SHOW NOTES Check out Kristina-Leath Malin on her podcast MY FINAL GIRL Ep. 3 : "American Gothic Horror - Beloved versus Frailty” Check out the very insightful NYT "Still Processing" Podcast episode that reviews The Beguiled and this production pic from the film that speaks louder than words. On THE SCRIPT Podcast we analyze the latest popular and controversial scripts, films, and original TV series from a screenwriter's perspective. THE SCRIPT features working screenwriters analyzing story at the highest level anywhere on the internet. If you enjoy The Script Podcast please Post A 5 Star Rating on iTunes. Support The Script by crowdfunding us on The Script PATREON Follow us on Twitter, Like us on Facebook, fan mail, complaints, questions, wedding proposals can be sent to ScriptFeed@gmail.com David Negrin & The Producers of The Script Podcast NYC Screenwriters Collective #TheBeguiled #SofiaCoppola #SouthernGothic #ColinFarrell #NicoleKidman #KirstenDunst #ElleFanning

Hollister was right: this guy can sing, dance, and, apparently, drive a car. Baby Driver's Ansel Elgort. ​At 2:44: The new season 3 of Broadchurch looks crime-filled and promising; how Reese Witherspoon was cast in Home Again; why O'Toole wants to be cast as the next Aunt May in the Spider-Man franchise. ​5:40: Cold Mountain meets The Others? Sofia Coppola remakes The Beguiled, based on the book by Thomas Cullinan. A Gothic tale starring Nicole Kidman, Kirsten Dunst (Hidden Figures), Elle Fanning (20th Century Women), and Colin Farrell (The Lobster). ​22:40: Has any other monarch inspired so much screen time? Our #BlastFromThePastFilm: The Young Victoria (2009); directed by Jean-Marc Vallée (Big Little Lies) and written by Julian Fellowes (Downton Abbey); starring Emily Blunt (Sicario) and Rupert Friend (Homeland). Hollister reveals what QE2 thought about the film. ​29:44: Get us a couch, as we psychoanalyze our binge-watching of Netflix' new 10-part series Gypsy. Starring Naomi Watts as an increasingly unhinged therapist, Billy Crudup (Jackie), Karl Glusman (Nocturnal Animals), and Sophie Cookson. ​45:54: In honor of the July 4th holiday: this week's #ListOfSix: Our 6 Favorite Films with Red, White, or Blue in the title.

Nous en sommes à notre 40ème émission, que de chemin parcouru ! Pour allonger votre liste de livres en vue de l'été, nous vous parlons de : "Toxique" de Samanta Schweblin, traduit de l'argentin par Aurore Touya, aux éditions Gallimard "Un barrage contre le Pacifique" de Marguerite Duras, aux éditions Folio "Les proies" de Thomas Cullinan, traduit de l'américain par Morgane Saysana, aux éditions Rivages/Noir Et toujours nos coups de coeur sur le site !

Join us for Trailer Park Podcast 80 as we welcome some new blood. Nathan, Daniel, Amanda, The Intern and honored guest Cordell weigh in on the reboot of The Mummy starring everyone's favorite Operating Thetan Tom Cruise and the launch of the Dark Cinematic Universe. The Bad Batch could be an alternate name for the cast of Trailer Park Podcast but it is also a movie about a dystopian cannibal cult and Keanu Reeves appears to be leading it while sporting a mustache and wearing a housecoat. The fulcrum is called Replace as in replacing... your skin; with other people's skin. Rough Night looks like an all female reboot of Very Bad Things and could be a very good thing. Finally, The Beguiled rounds out the lineup and is a second attempt to adapt the novel by Thomas Cullinan about a wounded soldier that is taken in by a group of women and it leads to an "unexpected turn of events" which we interpret as "how much action does he get and how much does it cost him". Stick around for the Burden List and the Intern Archive Update.

Join us for Trailer Park Podcast 80 as we welcome some new blood. Nathan, Daniel, Amanda, The Intern and honored guest Cordell weigh in on the reboot of The Mummy starring everyone's favorite Operating Thetan Tom Cruise and the launch of the Dark Cinematic Universe. The Bad Batch could be an alternate name for the cast of Trailer Park Podcast but it is also a movie about a dystopian cannibal cult and Keanu Reeves appears to be leading it while sporting a mustache and wearing a housecoat. The fulcrum is called Replace as in replacing... your skin; with other people's skin. Rough Night looks like an all female reboot of Very Bad Things and could be a very good thing. Finally, The Beguiled rounds out the lineup and is a second attempt to adapt the novel by Thomas Cullinan about a wounded soldier that is taken in by a group of women and it leads to an "unexpected turn of events" which we interpret as "how much action does he get and how much does it cost him". Stick around for the Burden List and the Intern Archive Update.