When Tennyson is on, he’s still among the best. And when Sir John is on, he was better.
[And thanks to commenter dmacb for pointing out I had it wrong. Duh.]
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Hi Charlie – Just followed a link from “The Other McCain” and it looks like I’ve found yet another enjoyable place to visit.
Just a tad curious about your caption. Since that’s “Sir John” (Gielgud) making Lord Tennyson’s words soar, are you saying that “Sir Ralph” (Richardson) was better?
No, I’m just an idiot. “It’s not what you don’t know that’s trouble, it’s what you think you know that ain’t so.”
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