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Plenty of lenders would welcome your business. Regardless of where you apply, though, chances are great the bank will sell the mortgage on the secondary market and use the income to make more loans.
Congress is considering significant changes to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the entities that buy about 90 percent of home loans on the secondary market.
Some people worry that if lawmakers bungle the job, the result could be less money available for borrowers like you.
Here's the tricky part: Even though they agree the overhaul should be handled carefully, banking industry watchers don't agree on what the end result should look like.
Fannie and Freddie were private companies before the mortgage meltdown almost five years ago. Their shares traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
The federal government created some desperately needed financial stability by taking control of the organizations in 2008. At this point, Fannie and Freddie are private-government hybrids whose bailout cost taxpayers $131 billion.
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Kevin Deardorff gets fighting mad when he hears people badmouthing Fannie and Freddie.
Lake City Bank's executive vice president says special-interest groups have heaped blame on what he considers vital organizations that aren't broken.
Fannie and Freddie work very well, but they were the political scapegoat, quite frankly, he said, referring to the housing bust and subsequent financial crisis.
Warsaw-based Lake City resells first-mortgage loans to Freddie Mac, with which it has an established relationship. If the loan isn't high quality or exceeds a certain dollar limit, Freddie won't buy it. That's the way it's always been, Deardorff said.
The infamous liar loans that were made to applicants with no proof of adequate income were bundled as private label securities and resold, Deardorff said. They were rated as having higher risk – not high enough, some argue – and paid higher interest to entice fearless investors.
Those were the loans with high default rates – not the ones Fannie and Freddie handled, he said.
Deardorff can't imagine that a replacement structure would improve on the current system in any way. But he can imagine a serious potential pitfall.
If banks have to start keeping long-term fixed-rate mortgages in their portfolios, well those loans will become extinct.
We can't do it, Deardorff said.
Today's historically low interest rates are bound to go back up at some point, long before a 30-year mortgage comes due, he said. Banks can't tie up much money under that scenario.
The result, Deardorff said, would be significantly less money to lend to homebuyers. Not just for Lake City Bank – but for every bank.
It dismays me a lot, he said. Very much.
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Bob Jones runs the largest publicly traded bank headquartered in Indiana.
The president and CEO of Old National Bancorp believes strongly in the power of the marketplace to right any wrong.
Jones wants to see Fannie and Freddie – or their replacements – become fully independent, private companies.
Shareholders would keep them in line by agitating from within for reforms or selling stock if performance falls short, he said.
I just think the private markets, over time, will tend to serve the consumer better, he said.
Like Deardorff, Jones worries about borrowers.
No matter what happens, we have to remember the importance of mortgages to the consumer, he said. I think the mission of Fannie and Freddie needs to be preserved.
But what concerns the Evansville-based CEO just as much is his fear that a gridlocked Washington won't effectively shift the organizations to private status, a move that would insulate taxpayers from future liability.
If you look at the challenges Fannie and Freddie have had over the last five to six years, obviously, Congress has to address the issues, he said. I hope something gets done.
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Ann Grochala agrees with Jones that something must be done.
But the vice president of lending and housing policy for the Independent Community Bankers of America falls short of advocating for private enterprise.
Grochala, speaking on behalf of the Washington-based industry association, believes the federal government needs to back the organizations in case of catastrophic losses.
But, she added, it's not good for 90 percent of home loans to move through the government-run system. Congress needs to find a better balance, she said.
It's huge risk to the taxpayer, she said.
Grochala supports the idea of having the lenders that sell loans to Fannie and Freddie assume ownership and primary responsibility for them. That list would include banks, thrifts, credit unions and other financial institutions.
The trade group, which represents 7,000 community banks, has testified before Congress on the secondary mortgage market issue and plans to follow the process closely until it reaches resolution.
The doomsday scenario, in their minds, is what happens if Fannie and Freddie are dissolved without an adequate replacement. Community banks might be forced to sell mortgage loans to larger banks, which are competitors.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Mike Glennon will make his first career start on Sunday when his team plays the Arizona Cardinals. While the Bucs feel confident in their decision to switch signal callers, there might be reason to think otherwise.
NFL.com's Daniel Jeremiah told Arizona Sports 620's Dan Bickley with Vince Marotta Friday and said that while Glennon might be able create big plays, he doesn't believe it to be an upgrade and thinks the Cardinals defense can find ways to exploit the rookie.
Jeremiah, a former scout for three different NFL teams, said he doesn't see the move to Glennon from former starting QB Josh Freeman as an upgrade for the team, but rather a move they made with their future in mind.
"I think it's probably a little early for him to kickstart his career as a starter in the National Football League," Jeremiah said. "But I think it just got to the point where they'd seen enough from Freeman and they want to see what they've got with Glennon."
Head coach Greg Schiano had been rumored to be frustrated with Freeman's play since taking over before the 2012 season. Freeman, in his fifth year in the NFL, had a promising start to his career with an impressive 2010 season, but his production has declined since then. While Glennon presents a fresh start for the winless Bucs, Jeremiah isn't convinced their style of play will be much different.
"The ironic thing to me is they're kind of similar guys," Jeremiah said. "They're both big guys, they've got strong arms. They both can be streaky, yet they can force the ball down the field, squeeze it into tight windows and you think it's the best throw ever. And then on the next series they try and do the same thing and it gets picked off. So it's kind of a hero or zero, live by the sword, die by the sword brand of football."
Jeremiah isn't completely down on Glennon, however, adding that pairing him up with downfield threats Vincent Jackson and Mike Williams could be difficult to defend. Glennon's size, measured at 6-foot-6, allows the Bucs to play what Jeremiah calls, "tall ball," where the quarterback and receivers play above the defense.
Where the Cardinals can exploit Glennon is by putting pressure on him, which Jeremiah thinks can lead to fumbles for the first-year quarterback.
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|November 1982 at Redshop Studio
September 1983 at Rockfield Studio
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A Pagan Place was an album released in June 1984 by The Waterboys. It was the first Waterboys record with Karl Wallinger as part of the band and also includes Roddy Lorimer's first trumpet solo for the band on the track "A Pagan Place".
The album shares a title with the book A Pagan Place, written by Irish novelist Edna O'Brien, about a divorcee who leaves her conventional life and takes up travelling in France. According to a post at the official Waterboys forum, Mike Scott, who chose the album name, has never read the book,[1] and neither the album nor the title track share any other similarities with the novel.
Production history[edit]
Recording for A Pagan Place was begun before either the band's first single, "A Girl Called Johnny", or album, The Waterboys, were released. The album comprises two recording sessions. The first, in November 1982 at Redshop Studio in London, involved Mike Scott, Anthony Thistlethwaite and Kevin Wilkinson. The second session, held September 1983 at Rockfield Studio in Wales, included contributions from Wallinger, who had joined the band that year.[2] The four, the early band's core membership, were joined by Lorimer, Tim Blanthorn, and Eddi Reader, among others, for later overdubbing of the sessions to add full instrumentation to the recordings.
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The album was released in June 1984 (see 1984 in music). Peter Anderson, writing in Record Collector asserts that there was "unanimous critical acclaim".[6]
A Pagan Place was reissued in 2002 by Chrysalis Records, having been remastered. The reissue included both new tracks from the recording sessions for both A Pagan Place and from The Waterboys, along with extended versions of tracks from the original release.
A Pagan Place expanded The Waterboys' treatment of spiritual themes beyond the Christian beliefs of "December" from The Waterboys. "A Church Not Made With Hands" is an ode to a woman who "is everywhere and no place / Her church not made with hands".
Both "All the Things She Gave Me" and "The Thrill is Gone" discuss the end of a romantic relationship. "Rags" and "Somebody Might Wave Back" discuss despair and optimism in loneliness. Scott's songwriting has been criticized as being overly introspective, and all four tracks contain some element of self-reflection.
"The Big Music" was released as a single, and became a descriptor of the sound of the album, the preceding debut The Waterboys and the following album This Is the Sea. Usage of the term spread to include other bands with a similar sound. The single included "Bury My Heart" and "The Earth Only Endures". "Bury My Heart", a reference to "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee", is described by Anderson as "a lament to the decimated American Red Indians".[6] "The Earth Only Endures" is a traditional Sioux song arranged by Scott.
"Red Army Blues" first appeared on the twelve-inch single for "December" from The Waterboys. The song is a first-person narrative of the life of a young Soviet soldier in World War II who participates in the Battle of Berlin. The soldier, along with many others, is sent to the Gulag by Joseph Stalin. Al Stewart's 1974 song "Roads to Moscow" tells a very similar story. Both songs are based upon the book The Diary of Vikenty Angorov.[7]
The final track of the original release, "A Pagan Place", featuring a trumpet solo from Lorimer, is an ambiguous questioning of the process of Christianizing a Pagan culture.
The song "Cathy", included on the album's re-issue, was originally a Nikki Sudden song. Sudden writes about an evening in 1982 when Sudden was staying in Scott's apartment: "Late that night – around midnight – Mike recorded a lead vocal to the backing track for my song, Cathy. We did a quick mix and that was that until twenty years ago (sic) when he includes the number on the reissue of his A Pagan Place album".[8] This 2002 reissue credits Sudden as the song's author.
Track listing[edit]
All tracks written by Mike Scott, except "Cathy" on the reissued version of the album.
- "Church Not Made With Hands" – 6:05
- "All The Things She Gave Me" – 4:34
- "The Thrill Is Gone" – 4:33
- "Rags" – 5:21
- "Somebody Might Wave Back" – 2:43
- "The Big Music" – 4:45
- "Red Army Blues" – 8:06
- "A Pagan Place" – 5:13
Reissue track listing[edit]
- "Church Not Made With Hands" – 6:02
- "All The Things She Gave Me" (Unedited) – 5:32
- "The Thrill Is Gone" (Unedited) – 5:30
- "Rags" – 5:20
- "Some Of My Best Friends Are Trains" – 6:01
- "Somebody Might Wave Back" – 2:43
- "The Big Music" – 4:46
- "Red Army Blues" – 8:03
- "A Pagan Place" – 5:14
- "The Late Train To Heaven" (Rockfield Mix) – 3:30
- "Love That Kills" (Instrumental) – 6:20
- "The Madness Is Here Again" – 3:59
- "Cathy" (Nikki Sudden) – 2:35
- "Down Through The Dark Streets" – 9:03
- Mike Scott – vocals, guitar, piano, bass, bellzouki
- Anthony Thistlethwaite – saxophone, bass, mandolin
- Kevin Wilkinson – drums
- Karl Wallinger – piano, organ, percussion, backing vocals
- Roddy Lorimer – trumpet
- Tim Blanthorn – violin
- Barbara Snow
- Eddi Reader
- T.V. Smith
- Ingrid Schroeder
- Nick Linden
- Stephen W Tayler – mixing on tracks 2,4,6,7,9
- Credits taken from the back cover of the original release.
- A bellzouki is a type of electric 12-string guitar made by Danelectro.
- Barbara Snow plays trumpet on 'All The Things She Gave Me'.
- Eddi Reader, T.V. Smith and Ingrid Schroeder sing backing vocals on various tracks.
- On the original release, Nick Linden played bass on 'All The Things She Gave Me'. He plays on several other tracks on the extended reissue.
Notes and references[edit]
- ^ "A Pagan Place". Mike Scott & The Waterboys forum. Retrieved 14 November 2005.
- ^ "Archive 1978-85". mikescottwaterboys.com. Retrieved 28 October 2005.
- ^ A Pagan Place at AllMusic
- ^ March 2002 p. 140
- ^ June 2002 p. 122
- ^ a b Peter Anderson. "Mike Scott/Waterboys biography". Record Collector magazine. Archived from the original on 3 May 2005. Retrieved 22 October 2005.
- ^ "FAQ". mikescottwaterboys. Retrieved 23 October 2005.
- ^ Nikki Sudden. "A Few Mike Scott stories". Excerpts from Nikki Sudden's Autobiography. Retrieved 23 October 2005.
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Some of you may not know what the Saronite Shuffle is, well in lay mans terms, it's the process of prospecting saronite ore, creating necks/rings, and disenchanting said rings or doing other things with the gems to make gold.
The game was recently patched (around two weeks ago) so that infinite dusts now drop around 1 more on average from level 71-80 greens. This greatly increased the value of greens for disenchanting, especially crafted greens.
Check out A Gnome's Conquest for this article on the Upgraded Saronite Shuffle to learn more.
Some of you may not know what the Saronite Shuffle is, well in lay mans terms, it's the process of prospecting saronite ore, creating necks/rings, and disenchanting said rings or doing other things with the gems to make gold.
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ezMooks said... November 21, 2009 at 11:00 AM
Unfortunately the price of Infinite Dust plummeted to the point that it balances out, if not actually have less of a profit margin.
At least this is what I noticed on my server. Infinite dust has gone from 4g25s each to around 1g50s each.
debussy said... November 21, 2009 at 11:22 AM
The dust went down, but it will go back up because saronite is about to become expensive.
I bought about 500+ stacks of underpriced dust the past 2 weeks and I'm buying as much saronite as I can, but saronite prices are already jumping to 18g/stack. dust is still cheap, which is good for me.
i hope you guys are right about saronite ore after 3.3 patch...i just picked up a ton of it on azshara server. Thanks
Zan said... November 21, 2009 at 3:05 PM
I noticed that the Saronite shuffle was yielding more dust. For once, my guildlings are going "holy crap that's a lot of dust" when looking at our gem / enchanting mats tab.
Ilikegold said... November 21, 2009 at 6:29 PM
Okay so i bought 100+ stacks of Saronite (god prospecting will suck). What should i do with it i have access to a 450 JC with not a ton of cuts and a 450 miner in case i need to cut and run (i got it at 12g / stack so its all good. Silly botters) Any advice? Infinite dust is 2.5g and Essences are 18g
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- redk9258
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- Zod
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- Posted on: 31 Dec 09 16:26
Cable started as a way to get tv channels to areas where OTA didn't work, the stations didn't charge fee's, and cable fees were nominal.
over the years, the networks want their cut, and theres so many non-network stations that its ads up. But now we pay to watch commericials.. pay alot to watch commericials. A business model I see struggling in the future.
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Originally Posted by samlar
I am hoping that sooner or later the government makes cable and other providers of tv allow us to only pay for what we want. My cable channels would be less than half.
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By "free", I do not mean commercial-free either. I mean that no one will be able to receive broadcast programming without paying a fee to one agency or another: DISH, ComCast, Direct TV, or.....eventually....the government?
When we first began to hear about the transition to DTV, I asked myself, "WHY did we, the people, not have any say whatever in this decision? I do not want DTV. What happened to the 'will of the people'?" It did not take me long to realize that this was just the beginning of the end for free OTA tv.
Now we have a new DTV and often the reception on certain channels is lousy: interrrupted by "pixelation" or lost signals. I see all of this as a planned conspiracy to force us to change to cable or satellite. The sad thing is that many people - retirees, low income, unemployed, etc. - cannot afford this forced change.
Has anyone stopped to think what will become of this freedom of ours when the govt begins to exert control over cable and satellite transmissions? So much for free speech!
If the people do not object NOW to all this forced "change", there will be an unintended result: more crime in the streets. Free tv has been the only entertainment that many young people can enjoy. When that ends, the crime rate will certainly go up too. So....now is the time to let your representatives know that we ARE NOT HAPPY with these forced changes!
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- Dartman
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- Posted on: 17 Jan 10 17:13
I now have many TV's that are next to useless without a cable box or outboard ATSC tuner converter that I paid good money for.
I'm on cable here but by the time I pay for Internet and TV I'm paying over 100 a month and Comcast and many other cable systems are or soon will encrypt all but the basic channels so you HAVE to use some form of their box to get the channels you used to get with your TV for no extra cost, sure they provide a "free" box but it's a POS that can't even do HD.
Tempting to tell them to stuff their TV and get a antennae again but there are many shows on cable I really like...
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- Posted on: 23 Feb 10 17:16
I cannot beleive that Over the air DTV could be coming to an end though.
One transmission tower can now broadcast a host of many channels with out have to string a wire to every home.
Say Fox Station broadcasting an All Sports, an All News, an ALL Movies, an ALL shopping, channel from a single tower.
Cost savings there.
No more expensive trucks and linemen to pay.
Cost savings there.
Less cost for the advertiser if their cost is spread out over the various channels of a single Network.
Yes they will have to buy more equipment and need to use more power but the over all cost would be less than cable or putting a Sattilite in orbit.
As for any job losses in the cable industry the could easily sell cell phones, :P, that would also pick up those Over the AIR Broadcast signals.
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Ow do you keep your toilet braid/ sink braid from crushing it's super light and weak and will easily crush or did I get the wrong braid?
I got 1/2" braid for both of my mash tuns and removed the inner plastic and tossed that. My braid compresses all the time and there is no restriction in flow.
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It shouldnt matter if it compresses too much, most of the water is going to be coming from the first few inches of the manifold anyways.
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It's not going to crush enough to form a water-tight (or wort-tight) seal. If it really bothers you, you could upgrade to a CPVC or copper manifold, or just get a water heater braid to replace that little one with.
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140 of 141 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The classic of its kind!!
This movie is a faithful rendition of one of the greatest novels of the twentieth century. The acting is superb, the sets are suitably austere and atmospheric and the plot is simply a work of genius. Forget all the cliches about this being the real thing compared to Bond movies etc. This is quite simply a different genre. It is a story of brutality and of hopelessness.It...
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13 of 15 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Not in Colour as stated on the information.
Just a quick word of caution regarding this dvd (PHE9101). It's stated as colour on the back of the sleeve but is infact a Black & White film. Thought i'd just share this with everyone incase anyone thinks it's a fault with the dvd.
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140 of 141 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The classic of its kind!!,
Cormac Farrell "Cormac" (Dublin Ireland) - See all my reviews
This movie is a faithful rendition of one of the greatest novels of the twentieth century. The acting is superb, the sets are suitably austere and atmospheric and the plot is simply a work of genius. Forget all the cliches about this being the real thing compared to Bond movies etc. This is quite simply a different genre. It is a story of brutality and of hopelessness.It illustrates how the exploitation of human weakness can be used as an effective weapon of war. The Cold War is in the throes of being forgotten by all but the academics who study the era, but the manner in which it was fought is fascinating, and as evidenced in later adaptations of Le Carres work by the BBC(Smileys People and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy)it required minds of rare intelligence and deviousness. The charachter, Smiley, which is expanded upon in the BBC dramas mentioned above has only a small part to play in this movie. But it is a pivotal part because it is he who displays the ultimate ruthlessness which epitomises the Cold Warriors.
The plot in this movie concerns an attempt by British Intelligence to undermine a dangerous East German Abteilung officer by planting a defector, Leamass, played superbly by Richard Burton, into East Germany. But as the plot unfolds we begin to see the real subtlety and manipulation at play that is charachteristic of Le Carre at his stunning best. If you are interested in this era and this type of film it is obviously the classic of its kind.
One thing I find interesting about the Cold War is that it was largely fought without weapons, and yet, as perfectly illustrated in this movie, even stripped of their weapons, men still found a way to fight a war!!
I owned it on VHS and waited for along time for a region 2 compatible DVD. No extras, but I don't care, it's a work of art which doesn't need embellishing.
44 of 45 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A captivating and complex Cold War spy drama,
Darren Harrison "DVD collector and reviewer" (Washington D.C.) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Spy Who Came in From the Cold [DVD] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC] (DVD)
Based on the novel by the acclaimed British author John Le Carre (who gave us the excellent SMILEY'S PEOPLE and the less steller CONSTANT GARDENER) this bleak look at Cold War espionage is actually compulsive viewing. I started watching the movie late one night fully expecting to stop about halfway through yet, there I was at 1 a.m. still transfixed at the unfolding drama.
Starring Richard Burton in perhaps one of his most impressive roles and co-starring Burton's one-time girlfriend the entrancing Claire Bloom, this movie is a complex, intricately woven movie that keeps one guessing. It starts in Germany and ends in Germany with stops in England and Holland inbetween. Burton plays Alec Leamas, a former head of British intelligence in Berlin who poses as a washed up agent as a means of implanting seeds of doubt about the loyalty of a communist spy in the minds of that spy's superiors. After beating up a grocer he is approached by East German intelligence and persuaded to "defect" to the East. Once there during the debriefing stage he begins to lay subtle clues in the hope that they will be picked up by the authorities, who will then p[iece together the clues and come to the conclusion that one of their star agents is a traitor. Sounds simple enough right?! Well, all is not as it seems and the real motive behind Leamas' ruse is one of those twists you don't see coming until it's too late.
Burton is ably supported by a brilliant supporting cast, from the aforementioned Bloom to Michael Horden as Ashe, a gay communist agent, Sam Wanamaker as Peters, Oskar Werner as the ambitious Fiedler and Robert Hardy as Dick Carlton to name just a few.
Released in 1965, this movie was made at a time when color was available for use, however the makers decided (wisely) to film it in black and white, a decision which really helps build atmosphere and drama.
I recommend this movie to everyone who likes complex plotting and espionage thrillers.
49 of 51 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars london at its bleakest and most beautiful,
Mrs. Liz Wright "Liz Wright" (UK) - See all my reviews
This film is a faithful adaption of the book, makes a welcome change. The two leads Burton and Bloom share a third star, that is London itself. For a feel of the greyness of London in this period, this film is tremendously evocative. It is a bleak story indeed but the two hours passes quickly, following the twists and turns but for me also following the striking filming. There is no way this should ever be in colour, it is a masterpiece and the ending, though I expected it, was as much of a shock as ever. It is a film of London when it truly was an old boy network, more so than now but also a London which was questioning and not afraid to do so. I could ramble on, but watch it. Don't expect James Bond, expect an intelligent and thought provoking story with filming that is almost art house. I kept thinking about the London of Hangover Square and Patrick Hamilton as I watched this. Unmissable.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars So Watchable,
Coobagal "seadreamer" (Norfolk , UK) - See all my reviews
Atmospheric; restrained and chilling. John Le Carre's plot is well treated here and Richard Burton gives an excellent performance. Unlike so many modern films, you can hear every crisp word delivered by a cast who know how to speak English.
This is a good story and the book too makes a very good read. Radio 4 also recently did an interesting adaptation with Brian Cox in the title role, for which he deserves commendation.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars The Spy Who Never Gets Old,
NIMROD (Schweden) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Criterion Collection: Spy Who Came From the Cold [DVD] [1965] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC] (DVD)
Richard Burton was perhaps not the obvious choice to portray John LeCarré's antihero Alec Leamas, since such a performance would have to be much more subtle than the way Burton preferred to act in films. Indeed, it took some effort to tone down his hot-levelled performing, and the mutual antagonism that existed between director and star may have successfully influenced the outcome. This is one of Burton's best performances on film, and well worth a look just for his sake.
As for the DVD, Criterion does not disappoint. The packaging is beautiful in its minimalistic design. No pictures of cast members on the cover, no reviews or words of praise, etc. - just an abstract image of the Wall which so encapsulates the feeling of the film. The supplements (interesting interviews and a little documentary) also make this a standout in anyone's DVD collection.
"The Spy..." arrived in 1965, at the height of newly-born James Bond-mania. Yet, unlike it's spy movie cousins, "The Spy..." has aged more gracefully. Simply because it is an intelligent and humane story that does not rely at all on fancy-for-it's-time special effects, cars, semi-naked pin-ups and 007 gadgets. It has a captivating story, a subtle plot, which requires a little more attention than, say, "Dr. No." In fact, one does not even have to be a fan of the genre to be enthralled by the superb acting, taut directing, clever writing and beautiful cinematography that are on display in these one hundred minutes of classical art cinema.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Great cinema - gritty realism and a twisty spy tale.,
Fritz (Liverpool, UK) - See all my reviews
An excellent spy tale, set around the early cold war days.
Burton plays a salty intelligence commander who is used as the sharp end of a plot to discredit (and hopefully, execute!) a counter-part in East Germany.
This is a gritty tale; Burton is not Bond, casually picking up a false passport then jetting off to Bahama's business class with a suitcase full of fantastic secret gadgets.
This tells the story more like it is; spying is a long winded game of patiently and meticulously trying to trap the otherside through manipulation and deception. And ruthless they are too.
I wont spoil the story, but there is a twist at the end and overall its a sombre tale of dedicated deception, ruthlesness. Like all best laid plans things go amiss along the way and the whole outcome becomes uncertain.
The heart of this film is Burtons gritty, weary performance but everyone plays their part to give the film a realistic feel to a realistic spy story.
It is a bit dated in one or two aspects of the film, somthings being a little two dimensional. But this is still a thoroughly watchable drama encompassing a classic actor in a classic tale. Intriguing, gritty tale of the shadowy world of the spy and counter intelligence.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A grimy monochrome antidote to Bond,
Mr. Stephen Kennedy "skenn1701a" (Doha, Qatar) - See all my reviews
It's fascinating to put this film into its context - a black and white, grimy film peeling the lid off the unsavoury world of spycraft in the chill of the Cold War, with no gloss or even colour to leaven the mood. And this at the same time that the world was on a high in the 60's on Connery's glossiest Bonds, as well as spy mania proliferating in tv and books, highlighting glamour, humour and colour The highest rated TV series that year was Get Smart. Here though, Le Carre's novel as put on film is more interested in damaged people and something more like the reality of spying.
Richard Burton gives an outstanding performance as Leamas, Burton playing the part of a man playing a part. Though we are invited to question where the man ends and the part he is playing begins.. The spy who has just had a failure in Berlin, but who is not ready to come in from the cold. His bosses ask him to stay in the field for one more undercover op, all in gritty but excellent black and white photography. He does what he needs to do to seem `turnable', as part of a scheme his handler has explained will help get rid of one of the top German agents... his journey of false information dissemination becomes one of self discovery as he starts to question just who is being used. His monologue near the end when he releases his true feelings about his profession makes you realize just how great an actor he could be, especially with this sort of deeply troubled and damaged character. Oskar Werner is simply mesmerising as the contact whom Leamas intends to manipulate, and Claire Bloom has a pivotal role that is utterly believable thanks to a note perfect performance that speaks much more than her words do.
It's a simply told, unfussily shot gem full of nuances, with great performances and a compelling story.. not a moment is wasted, and each frame holds exactly what it needs to. and then it has an ending that is sure to have you talking or thinking long after the credits fade. It might not be uplifting, but it is nonetheless unmissable.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars "Here, go slowly, please",
Nicholas Casley (Plymouth, Devon, UK) - See all my reviews
The opening sequence of this classic and clever 1960s Cold War spy movie is set around Checkpoint Charlie in Berlin, although clearly it is not THE Checkpoint Charlie. Nevertheless it is all very well got up to like the real thing. I'll come to this aspect later in the review.
Adapted from the John le Carre novel, `The Spy Who Came in from the Cold' tells the story of the lengths the British Secret Service will go to in order to have an East German spymaster eliminated by his own side. It's very cleverly constructed and convincingly acted, especially Burton as the bait, the disaffected spook, the spy who never wanted to come in from the cold.
In his biography of Burton, Melvyn Bragg relates how director (Martin Ritt) and star did not hit it off. Ritt deliberately wanted Burton's role to be as anonymous as possible - "no oratory, no action, no charm" - and it says a lot for both that Burton played the part beautifully. Burton was with Elizabeth Taylor at the time, which made for a tense atmosphere at times, since Burton's co-star Claire Bloom was one of his old flames. (Bragg describes Taylor on set as an emotional version of the KGB to compare with the East German secret service that Burton's character was having to battle.)
Made in the 1965 (the year of my birth), the film is a product of its time, when pubs did not cook food, when people have a bottle of wine leftover from Christmas, when milk-churns are stacked in the street, and when corner shops offered credit accounts. Talking of corner shops, it was nice to see Bernard Lee as the grocer, a bit of a comedown from his role as M in the Bond movies. Compared to Bond, this film is certainly not as glamorous; instead it portrays the nitty-gritty, down-and-dirty, everyday life of the spy.
The only disappointment with the film is with a few elements of the production design. I mentioned how the setting of Checkpoint Charlie that opens the movie is convincing - but it is not THAT convincing. And this is replicated in some of the other settings supposedly behind the Iron Curtain. In fact, not one second of the film was shot in Berlin; rather, many of these scenes were shot in Ireland, as is unfortunately made plain by the walls and light-fittings of the Communist courtroom being replete with hunting trophies (hardly a Communist ornament). The climax of the film at the Berlin Wall is also poor, since the buildings on the other side of the breeze blocks and barbed wire are quite plainly those one would find in small towns in Ireland, Wales, or Cornwall.
However, attention to detail in other areas of the film is superb, even down to such things as the word order a German would adopt when speaking halting English ("Here, go slowly, please"). The film is certainly enhanced by the music of Sol Kaplan, who takes his main theme and varies it according to mood and circumstance. So overall, I'm very happy to possess this DVD and watch it time and again.
My DVD comes with no extras.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars "Now he's evil and he's a friend!",
The Spy Who Came in From the Cold is a superpbly made movie. The film was made in 1965 but seems much older, partly because of it being in black and white and partly because it's style is more like The Third Man(1949) or Touch of Evil(1958). Richard Burton is on top form and had a very intense presence throughout the film. The plot is certainly one you must play close attention too as it is confusing if you don't. The script and performances are so good though that you get drawn into the film and follow it through to it's conclusion. George Smiley does feature in this film but he's not Richard Burtons character. After watching this seek out Alec Guiness as Smiley in Tinker Tailer Soldier Spy(if you haven't already seen it), another great John Le Carre adaption.
The film is in widescreen with good sound. I was happy with the picture quality but for perfectionists there are unfortunately quite alot of scratches on the film in many scenes.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars bleak cold war,
Eric J. Donnison - See all my reviews
How brilliant to re-visit this outstanding spy drama adapted from John le Carre's novel. Martin Ritt has created a superbly atmospheric 1960s east/west conflict. Magnificent black and white photography in which you can feel the 'cold' and a haunting score which gets inside your bones. Burton is superb - so decadent, down-trodden and alcoholic - playing 'up' his role to perfection for Control. Claire Bloom, I don't think, has ever been better on the screen. For once she is animated and feminine and, at the same time, so vulnerable as she follows her ideology. Supporting cast,likewise spot on. Oskar Werner,Robert Hardy,Cyril Cusack, Michael Hordern, Bernard Lee et. al. A great big TICK!
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3 bedroom semi-detached house for sale Brookmead Way Orpington BR5
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£360,000 Offers in Region of
Offers in Region of £360,000
3 bedroom semi-detached house for sale Chesterfield Close, Orpington, Kent
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY. THIS GREAT SIZE 3 BED SEMI DETACHED HOUSE THAT DOES REQUIRE SOME UPDATING COULD BE EXTEND TO THE SIDE AND REAR, OR EVEN ANOTHER HOUSE BUILT TO THE SIDE (Subject to planning permission). PLEASE CALL 01689 826611 More details ›
£339,995 Offers in Excess of
Offers in Excess of £339,995
2 bedroom detached bungalow for sale Gilroy Way, Orpington. BR5
Andrews Estate Agents are proud to present this two double bedroom detached bungalow located 0.2 miles from Orpington High street. The bungalow benefits from a fitted bathroom and kitchen plus two double bedrooms. The garden is well maintained and there is off road parking. More details ›
3 bedroom semi-detached bungalow for sale Littlejohn Road, Orpington, Kent
Internal Viewing Essential! This superb three bedroom bungalow, which is located within a quiet residential road, with easy access to local amenities, has been extensively refurbished by it's current owners to provide a property which is ready to move into. The accommodation comprises a lounge, s... More details ›
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