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- Cow of the Wild has several:
Marra: (to Lupis) Great Creator... I remember you now! You're a son of Balder!
Fang: If it could get out, it only makes sense that we could get in!
- Red vs. Blue
"That..was..close! Nice throw, Tucker! ... How many times have I jumped in front of a bullet for you, Wash? 3? Those are some pretty great reflexes, huh? Most people would have to...plan that sort of thing..."
- The Blood Gulch Chronicles
Caboose: "I told you, my name isn't Caboose. My name... is... O'Malley."Vic: Oh, hey there Sarge, long time no see! Sorry about that, I, uh... Anyway, what can we do for you here at Red Command today?Doc: (diagnosing Tucker's mysterious illness) He's pregnant!Tex: "[Wyoming]'s right. This is Freelancer Tex, broadcasting on an open channel."
- Reconstruction has a few, one of them the final line of the season.
Wash: "You actually think you're real soldiers?! You guys are nothing!"
Wash: "Church, there's no such thing as ghosts. You're one of them. You're an AI. You...are the Alpha."
Director: "Sincerely yours, the former director of Project Freelancer, Doctor Leonard Church."
- Recreation
Donut: "Hey, Simmons? I think he shot me too."Wash: (to the Meta) "Stand down. I'll take it from here."Wash: "What in the hell makes you think that I'm going to ask for it?"
- From the penultimate episode of Revelation: "[Tex] died in her real life, and that's all the Director ever remembered of her. So now, no matter how tough she is, no matter how hard she fights, she's always going to fail, because that's what she's based on. No matter what she's doing, or what she's trying to accomplish, just when her goal is within her reach, it gets yanked away. Every. Single. Time."
- The Freelancer Saga
Church: "No. I'm not going to say "I love you." I'm going to say "I forget you." I'm letting you go."
Carolina: "You're gonna help me kill the Director."
- Season 10
- "I have a sister." An interesting example: for the characters, it's a pretty low-key Reveal/"Wait, what?" moment. For the audience members (who have a lot more information than the characters), it sends the HSQ meter spiking. Shit is getting real.
- When Washington and Carolina are discussing the Meta's rampage, this exchange comes up:
Washington: "It wasn't your fault."
Carolina: "But it was my AI."
- "But don't say goodbye. I hate goodbyes."
- "I just remembered... everything."
- "Run while you can, Agent Texas. We are the Meta, and we will find you...very soon."
- "May I suggest Flowers?" "You mean Agent Florida?"
- From the end of Season 11...
- "Good. I'll be there before you know it."
- Season 12, episode 8.
- "But... we were supposed to save you!"
- Two episodes later gives a BIGGER one
"F.I.L.S.S.: Yomary Cruz"
- And in the season finale credits, in the vein of Metal Gear Solid 4:
Tucker: See you on the other side, Church.(*time slows down*)Epsilon: Not this time, buddy.
- From the Season 13 finale:
"And please... call me 'Cappy'.""The world will never forget Private Jimmy."
- Season 14:
- The Blood Gulch Chronicles
- From Strong Bad Email #200:
Strong Bad: "D-d-d-dear Homestar??" WTC??
- Bravest Warriors
Wallow: (To Beth) This thing and your brainwaves.. they're linked.
- From Hamster Priest: "Never... doubt... the worm!"
- And right before that:
The Concierge: Your timeline has been damaged by a dangerous man.
- Also in Merewif Tag:
The Emotion Lord: Chris... there is no you and Beth!
- In The Parasox Pub:
Puddingtown: But in the end, I really love being an emotion lord.
- Later in the episode:
Hamster: Horse?Mitch: ...And I doubt... THE WORM!
- Season of the Mitch gives us one:
- X-Ray & Vav
The Mad King: Hello there.
- From "Coal & Order" (S2:E4):
The Mad King: Why did you come here alone?
- From "The Madness of the King" (S2:E5):
- From The Most Popular Girls in School, Episode 58:
Jenna Darabond: Yeah, but I didn't blow up Brittnay's car!Mackenzie: Oh I know, Jenna... I did.
- If the Emperor Had a Text-to-Speech Device: One to finish off Season 2:
Centurion: Your sweetheart was I, ROGAL DORN.
- From ''Homestar Runner", Marzipan's Answering Machine 17.2, on April Fool's Day 2016, manages to have MULTIPLE Wham Lines within the same cartoon, as well as THREE Wham Shots! (One of which is that this cartoon is the longest that the Brothers Chaps have ever made, clocking in at 31 minutes, 9 seconds!)
Caller with a normal-sounding voice: Hey, Marzipan. This is a little weird, but, um... this is The Poopsmith.Caller with computerized voice: Hey, Marzipan. This is the Visor Robot.Caller with familiar voice: AAAaaaAAAHHHHhhh, Hey Marzy-payun! It's Homsaaaaar! I was just calling you, because for some reason, I seem to be more articulate on the phoooone!...Marzipan: It took a few years to set-up, but I finally pulled it off. April Fools, Strong Bad! (This is after Marzipan's answering machine self-destructs from the plus-seven-year backlog of messages overloading it, which in-turn causes Strong Bad's prank call to backfire.)
- From the Team Fortress 2 online short "Expiration Date":
Engineer (chuckling): So we're fine, as long as nobody teleports any bread!Soldier: ...question?Engineer: What's your question, Soldier?Soldier: I teleported bread.Engineer: WHAT?!Soldier: You told me to.Engineer: How...much?Soldier: I have done nothing but teleport bread for three days.


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The Israel Cabinet last night instructed Premier David Ben Gurion to meet with representatives of government-employed physicians who Tuesday staged a 24-hour strike and with civil service officials who have been negotiating with the doctors.
The one-day work stoppage, which affected some 300 doctors in immigration camps, government hospitals and clinics, was called in support of demands for an increase in their current monthly wage of 80 pounds ($224) and for recognition of their national medical association. The Cabinet also considered the picketing of the Yemenite Rosh Haayin immigrant camp by unemployed Histadrut workers protesting the fact that some of the camp inmates accepted employment below union scales.
An agreement for the incorporation of the Hapoel Hamizrachi in the Histadrut, Israel's general federation of labor, was signed here today in the offices of the Histadrut. The pact will become effective, however, only after a solution is reached on the problem of Mizrachi teachers who have thus far refused to join the Histadrut.

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An antique historical transferware plate "Harpers Ferry from the Potomac Side" made by William Ridgway & Co Hanley, Staffordshire, between 1830-1854 as part of its American Cities and Views series. The center scene is just what the title says--Harper's Ferry from the Potomac Side, while the rim has a fishnet background with little flowers and swags of seaweed decoration. The plate is 9" in diameter and is in very good condition with the exception of 3 chips or digs on the rim edge (see photos--the chips don't look bad in person) which look like they're the result of a wire or metal holder digging into the earthenware. The back has an old yellowed tape on it and underneath an impressed mark of a shield with griffons or lions, and on the shield it says "Opaque Granite China" and what looks like the Ridgways initials below. The blue mark has an eagle with shield above a rectangle which reads "Harpers Ferry from the Potomac Side" and has the WR & Co mark beneath as shown.
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2007 Presentations
HERC participation in conferences and professional meetings in 2007
Health Economists' Study Group (HESG), Birmingham, UK
3-5 January 2007
Lindsay Mangham 'Exploring the employment preferences of public sector nurses: results from a discrete choice experiment in Malawi'
IBC Radon Risk Conference, London, UK
January 2007
Alastair Gray 'The cost-effectiveness of radon prevention and remediation.'
16th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Belgian Society of Cardiology
1-3 February 2007
José Leal 'Economic burden of cardiovascular disease in Europe'. PDF
NSW Cancer Council, Sydney, Australia
18 February 2007
Rosa Legood 'Modelling cervical cancer screening'
University of Sydney, Australia
6 March 2007
Rosa Legood 'Economics of cervical cancer prevention - lessons from India and the UK'
Royal College of Physicians, London
March 2007
Sarah Wordsworth. 'The use of expert opinion in screening for MCADD'
UK Government Economic Service, Economics of Health Seminar, HMT, London, UK
March, 2007
Borislava Mihaylova 'The surprising economics of statins'
12th British Maternal and Fetal Medicine Society Conference, Belfast
17-18 April 2007
Stavros Petrou 'Randomised placebo controlled trial of outpatient cervical ripening with isosorbide mononitrate (IMN) prior to induction of labour-clinical trial with analyses of efficacy, cost-effectiveness and acceptability. The IMOP Study'
ESRC Public Services Programme, London, UK
23 April 2007
Alastair Gray, Paul Fenn, Neil Rickman 'Liability, risk pooling and healthcare quality: results of the research'
Female malignancies conference, Institute of Physics, London, UK
18 May 2007
Rosa Legood ' Cost-effectiveness of HPV vaccination and testing'
The Richard Doll seminars in Public Health and Epidemiology, University of Oxford
May 2007
Borislava Mihaylova 'Cost-effectiveness of statins: the Heart Protection Study and beyond'
MRC workshop: Towards maximizing the value of individual participant data (IPD) in evidence synthesis research, University of Oxford
May 2007
Borislava Mihaylova 'Cost-effectiveness of statins: the Heart Protection Study and IPD meta-analysis'
International Health Economics Association (iHEA) 6th World Congress 'Explorations in Health', Copenhagen
8-11 July 2007
Presentations by HERC authors
International Symposium on Researching Children's Health: Implications of WHO International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health. University of Oxford
July 2007
Stavros Petrou 'Preference-based methods for valuing health gains in children.'
13th European Congress of Neurosurgery (EANS), Scottish Exhibition & Conference Centre (SECC), Glasgow, UK 2-7 September 2007
Rivero-Arias O, Wolstenholme J, Gray A, Molyneux A, Kerr R, Yarnold J, Sneade M.
'The costs and prognostic characteristics of ischaemic neurological deficit due to cerebral vasospasm in the United Kingdom.'
Health Economists' Study Group (HESG), Brunel University, UK
5-7 September 2007.
Stavros Petrou 'Relationship between household income and childhood respiratory health: an econometric perspective.'
Borislava Mihaylova 'Individual participant trial data and cost-effectiveness in a heterogeneous population.'
9th Congress of the World Federation of Interventional Neuroradiology (WFITN), Beijing, China
9-13 September 2007
Rivero-Arias O, Wolstenholme J, Gray A, Molyneux A, Kerr R, Yarnold J, Sneade M.
'The costs and prognostic characteristics of ischaemic neurological deficit due to cerebral vasospasm in the United Kingdom.'
Seminar given at Brunel University, UK.
1 October 2007
Helen Campbell 'The cost-effectiveness of using prognostic information to select women with early breast cancer for adjuvant systemic therapy.'
Specialist Genetic Commissioning Group, Department of Health.
October 2007.
Sarah Wordsworth. 'The cost-effectiveness of Genetic Testing in Inherited Cardiac Disease'.
Oxford Institute of Ageing, Oxford, UK
November 2007
Alastair Gray 'Economic analysis of morbidity: A lifetime model of outcomes and costs for diabetes'.
Stavros Petrou 'The economic consequences of preterm birth: observational cohort and decision analytic modelling studies.'
National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, Promotion of Physical Activity in Children: PDG Meeting, Manchester, UK
12 December 2007
James Buchanan 'A Rapid Review of the Economic Literature'
Mental Health Economics European Network (MHEEN) Symposium, Brussels, Belgium
13 December 2007
Judit Simon 'Mental health and social care services in Hungary (1990-2006)'


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Another Diwali party in the city saw celebs coming together to bring in the festive spirit.
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Ustad Bismillah Khan's foster daughter and Hindustani classical singer Dr. Soma Ghosh was seen mingling with the crowd and posing with musician Leslie Lewis for photographs.
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answers about data limits. The only pertinent info I could find in
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What is the most efficient way to address marionette lines?
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Marionette lines
While marionette lines can be improved with dermal filler, you will need to have an in person consultation with an experienced and expert board certified plastic surgeon who is also an expert injector to understand your options.
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Thanks for your question. The approach to the marionette region depends on two main factors- the degree of volume loss (in particular, mid face/cheek volume loss, and the degree of skin laxity due to collagen loss.
The most natural correction will be achieved by addressing both. Volume loss is most often corrected with dermal filler- to the marionette region itself and often to the midface to "lift" up and away from the marionette.
The approach to skin laxity will vary depending on degree. Milder laxity can often be addressed by radiofrequency procedures- Pelleve or Viora for example. More pronounced laxity will do better with procedures that can build collagen at multiple depths, such as Ultherapy. Thread lifting is another up and coming technique- very popular in Europe and starting to gain popularity in the US now that absorbable threads are being used.
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I'm having problems setting up my email configuration for alert purposes. I cannot use my own email for alert purposes. I am using an exchange server. If I cannot use my own email address, how am I suppose to get a notification? I tried using a distribution list, but it requires a password. So what are you suppose to do? Is there something I'm missing?
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Sep 19, 2008 at 3:20 UTC
Are you getting the "You cannot specify a Spiceworks user account..." error?
Sep 19, 2008 at 3:21 UTC
You cannot use your email. Setup an email address just for spiceworks. thats what I did.
Sep 19, 2008 at 3:28 UTC
Oh, alright. I just started using it this week, so sign up using something like an hotmail account and then use my exchange account to receive messages? Can you have two email addresses receive messages?
Sep 19, 2008 at 3:34 UTC
Why not just create another account in exchange just for spiceworks? Spiceworks will use that address to send email only I think. i don't really use the help desk anymore.
Sep 19, 2008 at 3:35 UTC
Are you attempting to set up the email for your help desk? If so, then you do not want to use your email account. You need to set up something like firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com in Spiceworks. This for the Help Desk end of things. When things come into the Help Desk, then your account as a Spiceworks user will receive notifications from Spiceworks.
Sep 19, 2008 at 3:37 UTC
When you talk about "recieving alerts" are you talking about geting notification on a new ticket or custon alert set up? If so, u need to go to Settings--->User Accounts and check off the 'Notify Me' box at yours and anyone elses acocunt you want to recieve email notifications. Also, go to Settings---> Help Desk Settings and make sure that u have the 'Notify Admin' box checked for everyhting you want to be notified of for ticket related issues, Also Settings--->Monitors & Alerts for the alerts and monitor you want to be notified of.
Sep 19, 2008 at 4:23 UTC
Maybe I'm confused with some things. I'm not worried about the help desk portion at this time. There is an alert to send an email anytime someone installs new softwareon a workstation. That's the email alert I am trying to set up. I do have an distrubtion list for firstname.lastname@example.com, for example, with the IT staff as receipients.
Hopefully this clears up some things.
Sep 19, 2008 at 4:27 UTC
Yes, it is the same (helpdesk setup is for alerts too). Go ahead and use that email.
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Some Ticket Holders End Up With 'Collectors' Items'
Jeannie Conner brandished her purple ticket, shaking her head, "I guess it'll be a collector's item."
The 49-year old political consultant from of Los Altos, Calif., and three friends staked out their place in line for the purple section before 7 a.m. "We got there and waited until it was about to start," she said. Then the security officials delivered the news: "I'm sorry, you can't get in."
The crowd in line, which Conner estimated to be about 10,000 people was silent. "You could hear a pin drop," she said from her new waiting spot in line for the parade shortly after 1 p.m. "We were just in shock. Of course we were all very disappointed."
Such was the luck of the draw for ticket holders Tuesday morning. Conner had acquired a collection of tickets — purple, blue, and silver — from a couple California congressional representatives. Her son, Kevin, a student at Boston College, had a ticket for the blue section, and he made it in, event though he arrived in his line much later. Conner gave the silver Mall tickets to some Kevin's friends, and they got in, too.
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LJMU's Advanced Policing programme develops the skills increasingly required by forces as policing moves further towards an evidence-based approach.
- Programme addresses the quantitative research skills gap identified in policing
- Ideal for serving officers and those about to embark on their policing or academic career
- Build evidence-based learning skills
- Excellent career opportunities in supervision, neighbourhood policing and analysis
- A valuable foundation for progression to PhD
Course provides a solid foundation for further academic or career based research and personal development
My policing studies provided an excellent foundation to explore the knowledge and skills required to undertake a research project. The balance of formal inputs by lecturers from a range of academic disciplines, coupled with excellent supervisory support, enabled me to take the theory and apply it to my own area of research.
Introduction to the School
The School of Humanities and Social Sciences strives to break boundaries and develop new thinking by exposing you to a dynamic research culture.
Our mission is to critically understand the world and offer new ways of approaching challenging social and cultural issues. We support our students in becoming part of our mission and embracing their learning with vigour and enthusiasm. We have a thriving postgraduate community and are proud of the research output of our students and academics as well as the high quality teaching, supervision and scholarship which characterises the School.
Learning disciplines are organised into six subject areas:
- Criminology
- English
- History
- Media Culture and Communication
- Advanced Policing Studies
- Sociology
All areas of activity are underpinned by the work of three research centres: The Liverpool Centre for Advanced Policing Studies; the Centre of the Study of Crime, Criminalisation and Social Exclusion and the Research Centre for Literature and Cultural History. We also have strong partnerships in other areas of research, including Port and Maritime History and Liverpool and Merseyside Studies. All programmes of study prepare students for the world of work in a variety of ways, with support from a dedicated team who are on-hand to help students brush up on the key skills sought by employers.
The School is based in the newly refurbished John Foster Building, at the centre of the University's Mount Pleasant Campus and a short walk from the Aldham Robarts Library. Facilities within the building include social areas, a cafe and the main office for the Liverpool Students' Union.
Why study this course at LJMU?
Ideal for serving police officers and those yet to embark on their career, this new programme has been designed to fill the skills gap in quantitative research identified in policing. You will benefit from training in research skills and given the opportunity to carry out a dissertation in an area of specialist interest.
The Liverpool Centre for Advanced Policing Studies has significant expertise in the Policing sector and can thus provide supervision in a wide range of topics. We are particularly interested in interdisciplinary methodologies. Our suite of Policing Studies qualifications are focused on developing the professionalisation agenda for policing and we work with the professional body, the College of Policing, as well as local policing organisations to ensure that course content is relevant and current.
Our particular areas of strength include:
- transnational organised crime (as defined by convention or OCN/OCG as understood in UK)
- public order and protest
- human trafficking
- terrorism
- intelligence and security
- policing in conflict zones
The programme is specifically designed to address the skills gap identified by the police service in relation to quantitative research. Taught by lecturers with academic and professional backgrounds in policing and research, you will explore and engage with policing debates at national, international and transnational level. You will also be part of the new Liverpool Centre for Advanced Policing Studies, the UK's first research centre devoted to supporting the needs of 21st century policing.
Programme outline and structure
Advanced Policing combines supervised independent research with specialist training in research methods and academic skills, while also helping students become aware of emerging approaches currently practiced in the discipline.
Over the course of the programme you will be introduced to key developments in policing studies and given the skills necessary to produce a successful postgraduate research project. You will work individually with a supervisor throughout the year, as well as taking part in taught modules with fellow Policing Studies students and/or students from other disciplines/Faculties. In addition, you will be part of the wider research activities of the Liverpool Centre for Advanced Policing Studies.
You will receive specialist supervision and study within a diverse community of fellow researchers. Staff are active in a wide range of fields including: Crime Prevention, GIS, People Trafficking, Public Order, Mental Health, Multi Agency and Partnership Working in the Public Sector, Computer Crime, Investigation, Terrorism and Counter-terrorism, Port Security, Risk Management and Education.
What you will study on this degree
Please see guidance below on core modules:
- Policing in Context
Gain insights into current policing, community safety and criminal justice priorities by exploring different perspectives that relate to policing, regulatory processes, professional values and ethics
- Advanced Research Skills
In preparation for your dissertation, this module introduces key epistemological and methodological issues that impact upon research into crime, security, community safety and criminal justice
- Evidence-informed Policy
Develop your critical appreciation and understanding of the capacity of evidence-based research to contribute to practice developments in policing and criminal justice
- Governance and Accountability
Examine legal, professional and political aspects of the governance structures that ensure an accountable police service
- Leadership
Examine leadership as a theoretical concept and interpret different perspectives of personal leadership in various settings and environments
- Ethics
Examine ethics within the operational context of policing and consider the differences and the similarities in the way that ethics are considered in a research setting
- Dissertation
Analyse and interpret an issue in your chosen field
Further guidance on modules
The information listed in the section entitled 'What you will study' is an overview of the academic content of the programme that will take the form of either core or option modules. Modules are designated as core or option in accordance with professional body requirements and internal Academic Framework review, so may be subject to change. Students will be required to undertake modules that the University designates as core and will have a choice of designated option modules. Additionally, option modules may be offered subject to meeting minimum student numbers.Please email email@example.com if you require further guidance or clarification.
How will I be assessed?
Teaching is delivered through a combination of lectures, workshops and seminars - all of which you are expected to attend. You will need to participate in online activities and discussions using our virtual learning environment, Blackboard.
Your tutors have a wide range of practical and academic policing-related experiences and are actively engaged in research, exploring innovative topics in policing, criminal justice and research. All of this experience and knowledge feeds directly into original and thought-provoking material for all the Policing Studies programmes taught in the Liverpool Centre for Advanced Policing Studies.
The team is committed to ensuring you get the most out of your learning experience. They are available at set office times to meet you for one-to-one consultations to discuss course-related issues.
You will have a dedicated supervisor offering expert knowledge, guidance and support as you complete your dissertation.
Feedback will be available on the 15th working day after the submission date for a piece of work. That's because we believe that timely and constructive feedback is vital in helping you identify your strengths as well as the areas where you may need to develop further.
Assessment is based on a range of research tasks and projects reflecting the skills developed by the various modules.
We understand that all students have different strengths and preferences when it comes to assessments, so we use a variety of methods to assess your work structured across the academic year. Assessment methods include: academic essays; annotated bibliographies; reflective research exercises; position papers; exams; reports; case studies; portfolios; online blogs and wikis; workplace practice; posters; oral presentations (individual and group); debates; reviews; group work and the dissertation/research project.
You will normally receive extensive written feedback on your assessments, and occasional verbal feedback. All feedback is designed to help you achieve your full potential and get the most out of your studies, so staff will be available to discuss it with you and direct you to further support if you feel you need it.
Staff research interests
Your self-directed study will be supported by a surrounding framework of expertise, within a scholarly community that hosts regular seminars, lectures and a fertile platform for the dissemination of research.
The Liverpool Centre for Advanced Policing Studies brings together research-active staff from across the University and specialises in eight distinct areas:
- Policing Studies
- Criminal Justice
- Criminology
- Forensic Computing
- Public Health
- Urban Affairs
- Law
- Cybercrime
In bringing together these leading researchers, the Centre produces sector-leading research that addresses the needs of modern policing, law enforcement and security.
Examples of this cross-sector research activity includes a large-scale data mining project with the Machine Learning Research Group and a future collaboration with researchers from the Networked Appliances Research Group.
Centre staff are currently conducting research is topics such as:
- Crime Prevention
- GIS, Human Trafficking
- Smuggling of Migrants
- Public Order
- Mental Health
- Multi Agency and Partnership Working in the Public Sector
- Computer Crime Investigation
- Terrorism and Counter-terrorism
- Port Security
- Risk Management and Education
Entry requirements (Home)
Applicants for MSc Advanced Policing Studies will normally be expected to have a good first degree (2:2 or above) in Policing, Criminology, Criminal Justice or a related subject.
Applications are welcomed from highly motivated non-standard entry students with relevant experience, but without the necessary formal qualifications. Prospective applicants are advised to contact the Programme Leader for further information.
Application and selection
You must submit a completed LJMU online application form, together with your academic transcript (or equivalent) and an academic reference.
LJMU welcomes applications from international students. In addition to normal entry requirements, you will be expected to demonstrate a very good level of English language competence, for example an IELTS score of 6.0-6.5 or equivalent. Please note: specific courses may require higher levels of English language competence.
If you have applied to study a full-time taught Masters, MRes, MPhil or PhD at LJMU, you should check if you require an Academic Technology Approval Scheme or ATAS certificate. It can take four to six weeks to receive an ATAS certificate, so please make sure you apply as early as possible. You can find out more on the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) website. Alternatively, contact LJMU's International Admissions Team for guidance.
Please note: international students entering on a Tier 4 visa cannot study part time. Students entering the UK on alternate types of visa may be in a position to study part time. Please contact LJMU's International Admissions Team for further details before making your application.
In order to obtain a visa you will also need to show evidence that the money required to cover your tuition fees and living expenses has been in your bank account for at least 28 days prior to submitting your visa application. So please make sure that your finances are in place before applying. For more details, go to our international website . For advice on any aspect of the application process, please contact LJMU's International Admissions Team.
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Please Note: All international qualifications are subject to a qualification equivalency check via NARIC.
Financial support
Tuition fees
All full and part-time students enrolled on postgraduate taught programmes at LJMU are liable to pay an annual tuition fee. You can opt to pay your tuition fees in full at the start of each academic year or pay by instalments. If you need advice about how you will pay your tuition fees, please email to LJMU's Student Funding Team as soon as possible.
Sources of funding
Postgraduate loans for students from England, Wales and the EU
Postgraduate Masters loans are available for those studying in the 2017/18 academic year. The new government loans, of up to £10,280, are available for students attending eligible full and part-time Masters courses. To be eligible part time courses need to be studied at 50% intensity. Personal Eligibility is based on your age, your residency and if you have studied at Masters level previously.
Loan repayments will begin the April after course completion, with the first cohort of borrowers commencing repayments in April 2019. Repayments will be made at a rate of 6% of income above an earning threshold of £21,000. This threshold will be frozen until 2021. For details of loan terms, conditions and eligibility, go to:-
Postgraduate Loans for students from Northern Ireland
The Northern Irish government is also introducing a loan for students commencing postgraduate study from September 2017 onwards. Unlike the loan for students from England and Wales this scheme offers a loan for tuition fees only with no funding available from the NI government for living costs. The loan for tuition fees will be paid direct to LJMU.
The maximum loan for those starting in 2017 is £5,500 per course. Please note this means in some instances the loan will not cover your tuition fees in full and you will need to make alternative arrangements to pay the balance as well as source funding for your living costs.
LJMU Alumni Award
Alumni of the University are eligible to apply for a 20% reduction in their postgraduate tuition fees if they choose to progress onto a higher degree programme at LJMU. Both Home and international LJMU students and alumni can apply for this award (subject to eligibility criteria*).
Postgraduate International Scholarships
LJMU offers scholarships for international applicants accepted onto taught masters programmes (excluding distance learning programmes) and research degrees. Current LJMU international students and alumni interested in pursuing postgraduate study and research at the University are eligible to apply for these scholarships along with new applicants.
English for Postgraduate Studies Bursary
A Bursary is also available for international students who need to improve their IELTS score prior to enrolling on their postgraduate course or research programme at the University. This course is run by LJMU's International Study Centre.
Earn While You Learn
Working while you study means you may be able to pay for your course without taking out any further loans or at least reducing the amount you need to borrow. Working while you study also gives you the skills valued by employers, such as managing your workload and prioritising your time. LJMU's Vacancy website can help you find graduate vacancies, sandwich/industrial placements, internships / summer work, part-time jobs, volunteering opportunities and work-based learning placements. Over 1,000 local and regional employers regularly list opportunities on the website.
Professional and Career Development Loans (PCDL)
Many students fund their postgraduate studies via Professional and Career Development Loans. This is a bank loan which you will have to pay back once you've completed the course. However, while you are studying any interest on the loan will be paid for you by the Skills Funding Agency. PCDLs worth between £300 and £10,000 are available for eligible postgraduates to fund up to two years of study (three if the course includes work experience). The loan is split into course fees and living costs.
Employer sponsorship
Some organisations and companies fund the cost of postgraduate studies for their employees as they recognise the value of having well qualified staff. Check out our courses and see if there are any on offer that could enhance your current career. Remember, employer support doesn't always have to be financial; it can take other forms too, such as flexible working arrangements, day release and time in lieu of study.
Support for disabled students
Disabled Students' Allowances or DSAs are designed to help meet the extra course costs students can face as a direct result of a disability, on-going health condition, mental health condition or specific learning difficulty. DSAs don't have to be paid back and the type of support you receive will be determined by your specific needs not your household income. Please contact LJMU's Disability team for further advice: 0151 231 3164/3165.
Council tax exemption
All full-time postgraduate students studying courses lasting one year or more are eligible for a council tax exemption certificate.
Graduate employment
Thanks to our working relationships at local, regional and national level with policing organisations and through our links with a diverse range of Merseyside employers and organisations, you will enjoy excellent opportunities for academic and personal career development.
This programme prepares you for further study, employment or new roles in your current profession.
Policing and other related public sector fields currently suffer a skills gap in relation to quantitative research so there are opportunities for employment or career progression for those with these skills. The programme teaches the advanced skills of research, conceptualisation, analysis and argument, and presentation. These are highly valued in many areas of employment.
Students with an interest in pursuing an academic path will be encouraged to progress to PhD level. This MSc plays an important development role in this process.
On completion of your MSc, you may consider a career in the police service or in areas connected to investigation, security or criminal justice e.g. the armed services, prison service, social work or criminal justice-related roles within the Civil Service. If you are already in employment, the MSc will prepare you to specialise in your area of interest.
International Study
International applicants are required to demonstrate equivalent qualifications to the standard requirements for entry when applying for courses at LJMU.
Students must also demonstrate a proficiency in communicating through English, for example via an IELTS tests or equivalent.
Please note: UK visa restrictions mean that international students are only permitted to study on a full-time basis.
Please contact LJMU's International Team by visiting www.ljmu.ac.uk/international for more information and advice.
LJMU has launched a range of generous international scholarships for students enrolling at the University.
These prestigious scholarships take the form of tuition fee waivers and are available for outstanding international students applying for taught postgraduate programmes and research degrees.
You will need to complete an additional application form in order to be considered for these scholarships. Full eligibility criteria and the online application form are available here: www.ljmu.ac.uk/international
Applications for these scholarships are welcomed from:
- new international applicants
- current LJMU international students hoping to progress onto postgraduate study at the University
- LJMU international alumni
English for Postgraduate courses bursary
A bursary will be available for students who must complete the six week English for Postgraduate Studies course to improve their IELTS score by 0.5 prior to enrolling on their postgraduate taught or research degree at LJMU.
This bursary take the form of a tuition fee waiver, which will be deducted from your tuition fee when you enrol on your degree programme. You do not need to complete the online scholarship form in order to receive this bursary. Please note: If you are awarded this bursary you are not eligible to apply for an international scholarship.
The University may make changes to a programme of study or module where such changes are deemed to be beneficial to students, are minor in nature and unlikely to impact negatively upon students or become necessary due to circumstances beyond the control of the University.
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Love yes, but a labor nonetheless. John Ford was a talented, but strange man to work for. He could be a bully and a tyrant on any set he was on. She was grateful to him for the career making roles she got with him, but recognized his faults. She relates in her memoirs that Ford used his influence to knock her out of an Oscar Nomination for Mary Kate Danaher in 1952 over some trivial offense Ford thought O'Hara committed and took umbrage.
It was a family affair for Wayne of sorts as well. His kids came to Ireland with him and you can see them at the horse racing scene as extras. Young Patrick Wayne spoke his first movie lines. He also had with him his second wife, Esperanza Baur who was not his kid's mom. She was a tempestuous sort and they would soon part in a very ugly divorce.
Sean Thornton who was born in Innisfree, but went to America as a toddler, has come back to his native Ireland after making a name for himself as a prizefighter and killing a man in the ring. He and Maureen O'Hara have an instant attraction for each other. However Wayne does run afoul of her bully of a brother, Squire Will Danaher played by Ford regular Victor McLaglen.
Wayne and O'Hara marry, but McLaglen won't turn over the bride's dowry. And Wayne won't contest him for it.
So with a little help from The Taming of the Shrew and a bit of Falstaff thrown in, things are put right in Innisfree. More I won't say.
As in all of John Ford's films and this is one of the best, he got some grand performances from some of the most minute characters in the film. Some of his regulars like Ward Bond, Mildred Natwick, Ken Curtis, Barry Fitzgerald and Arthur Shields with the rest of the roles played by Dublin's acclaimed Abbey Theatre players. One of my favorites is Jack McGowran who played Feeney, Squire Danaher's little toady factotum.
The music was arranged by Victor Young who did a grand job of using traditional Irish melodies in the score. One song, The Isle of Innisfree was recorded by Bing Crosby for Decca and sold a few platters for him the year The Quiet Man came out.
The Quiet Man is an annual classic for St. Patrick's Day, the same way It's A Wonderful Life is for Christmas. At least in America it is. I've wondered if it is as well received in Ireland as it is here. I think John Ford, the former Sean O'Fearna, was hoping it would turn out that way.
Mr. Ford, you got your wish.
The lush and beautiful countryside of Ireland provides the setting for this
engaging tale of an Irishman, raised in America, going back home to escape a
past he'd just as soon forget. In `The Quiet Man,' director John Ford
returns to his own roots, going on location to tell the story of Sean
Thornton (John Wayne), a man troubled by an incident that changed his life,
and now doing what he can to forget about it and just move on. And toward
that end, Sean travels to the place he knows so well from the stories told
him by his mother, to Innisfree, intending to buy the cottage in which he
was born, White O'Morn, where he can make a fresh start and build a new life
for himself. There's a problem, however; the land and the cottage is owned
by the widow Sarah Tillane (Mildred Natwick), and borders the estate of one
Red Will Danaher (Victor McLaglen), who not only fancies the widow herself,
but wants to buy her land. Squire Danaher (as he's known) is not the only
one Sean must deal with, though, as other matters arise upon his arrival in
the small hamlet of his birth. And her name is Mary Kate (Maureen O'Hara)--
who just happens to be Squire Danaher's sister. But Danaher or no, it makes
no difference to Sean, who as soon as he lays eyes on Mary Kate determines
to make her his wife.
Sean soon learns that in Ireland, however, such things are pursued quite differently than in America. To win the hand of Mary Kate he must employ the services of Michaleen Flynn (Barry Fitzgerald) a kind of matchmaker/chaperone/marriage broker, who will help him secure the consent of Squire Danaher, without which the marriage cannot and will not take place. So Sean has no choice but to acquiesce to the local traditions and customs, and Michaleen forthwith commences the appropriate overtures. In the meantime, he awaits the decision of the widow Tillane as to the purchase of White O'Morn, which he is determined to have at any cost.
John Ford directed more than 140 motion pictures, going back to the days of silent films, and his favorite star, with whom he worked in at least a dozen of his feature films, was John Wayne. And when you think of the John Ford/John Wayne collaborations, it's the Western that instantly comes to mind: `Stagecoach,' `She Wore A Yellow Ribbon,' `Fort Apache,' `Rio Grande' or `The Searchers,' (to name a few). Yet, `The Quiet Man' is perhaps their most memorable effort, and remains a favorite among fans to this day. Ford (who received an Oscar for Best Director for it) presents the story on a very personal level, and in Sean and Mary Kate gives the audience characters to whom they can relate; and it's that personal connection he affords the viewer that may suggest the main reason behind this particular film's popularity. That, plus the fact that at the core of this story there is an honesty and genuine sincerity that rings so true-to-life. Ford also successfully captures the essence of all that is good and positive about Ireland, from the richness of all of his characters to the lavish cinematography that brings the country so vividly to life. It's quite simply a wonderful, uplifting film, impeccably crafted and delivered by Ford and his superb cast.
Too often, John Wayne's work gets a bad rap; no matter what role he takes on, you're liable to hear `John Wayne is always John Wayne, the only difference is the character's name.' And, as he proves with his portrayal of Sean Thornton, it's not only a false statement, it's so unfair to an actor who brought so much to so many, in his craft as well as in his personal life. The Oscar he finally received for 1969's `True Grit' was way overdue, especially when you consider his performances in such films as `The Searchers,' `Red River' and, of course, this one. Is he the best actor of all time? Of course not; but he is good at what he does, much better than he is usually given credit for. And he (and his films) can always-- always-- be counted on to provide good, solid entertainment. Together, he and Ford have provided some of the most memorable moments in the history of the movies, and his pairing with Maureen O'Hara was a stroke of genius. There's real chemistry between them, which enables them to play so well off of one another. They made five films together between 1950 (`Rio Grande') and 1971 (`Big Jake'), and there is always that spark of magic between them, but never better than in this film.
A gifted actor, Maureen O'Hara is also, without question, one of the most beautiful women ever to grace the silver screen. It's easy to understand how Sean Thornton can fall instantly in love with her when he first sees her walking through the fields of Innisfree. It's entirely believable. And when you get to know the woman behind the beauty-- who Mary Kate is down deep-- it's even more understandable. Perfectly cast, O'Hara, like Ford, returned to her roots to make this film (she was born in Milltown, Ireland, near Dublin), and apparently it agreed with her, because her performance is nothing less than natural and inspired. Mary Kate Danaher, in fact, is arguably one of her-- if not `the'-- most memorable roles of her career.
The supporting cast, topped by Fitzgerald (who is absolutely unforgettable as Michaleen) also includes Ward Bond (Father Lonergan), Francis Ford (Dan Tobin), Arthur Shields (Reverend Playfair) and Jack MacGowran (Feeney). A delightful and endearing motion picture, `The Quiet Man' is, of all of John Ford's achievements, one of his best. And Sean, Mary Kate, Michaleen and all the people of Innisfree are ones you'll remember and want to visit again. It's the magic of the movies. I rate this one 10/10.
What's not to like about this picture? A classic directed by the legendary John Ford. John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara light up the screen. Wayne's performance is brilliant, but what really stands out is that he is playing a regular guy with real feelings and emotions--no army uniforms, no indians to fight, no cavalry coming to the rescue--just a great performance. The supporting cast is unmatched--including great performances by Victor McLaglen, Barry Fitzgerald and Ward Bond. Look closely for Ken Curtis (Festus, from Gunsmoke) in an uncredited role. The scenery is absolutly breathtaking--it makes me want to go home to Ireland--and I'm not even Irish. To top it off The Quiet Man has the greatest fist fight ever captured on film. This is one of my two favorite John Wayne movies. The Duke should have gotten an Oscar for this one. Movie viewers won't be disapointed by this one.
Maureen O'Hara in Technicolor is surely any Irishman's dream, and "The
Quiet Man" would be timeless for that alone. But O'Hara's performance
is all the more indelible for the great good humor she bestows on her
character, Mary Kate Danaher. Let's face it; with any other actress,
this could have been a disaster.
Sean Thornton (John Wayne) comes back to County Mayo, his birthplace, to find a peace he lost tragically back home in America. He immediately discovers some old friends, and a new one, too, Mary Kate, who while herding sheep stares back at him in what James Joyce might have called "a significant manner."
Director John Ford elects to shoot O'Hara from an odd angle, and with an unusual overhead shadow crossing O'Hara's face, that in anyone else's hands would have totally blown the shot but here creates something, well, "Homerific." It's one of many amazing shots in a film that seems more painted than photographed, and is perhaps the most strikingly lovely film ever made.
The shot of O'Hara looking back at Wayne also clues you onto something else, that this is going to be her story as much as it is Thornton's. In fact, it's really more about her than it is about him, a film about romance and a woman's liberation at the hands of her lover. We call them "chick flicks" today. But since John Wayne is the nominal star and no one ever confused Ford with Douglas Sirk, "The Quiet Man" isn't popularly regarded this way.
It's fun to read all the comments about poor Mary Kate and how this film glamorizes the mistreatment of women. They have one thing right, it's a film about spousal domination, but it's the wife ruling the husband. Think about it: She makes her lover do just about everything he does in the film, even risk bodily injury at the hands of her brutish brother (she doesn't know about his past and thinks she married "a coward.") People complain that he drags her across a dung-covered field, while a helpful woman hands him a stick "to beat the lovely lady with." But of course it's Mary Kate who's in total control of the situation. She wants Thornton to fight for her, in every sense of the word, and won't make it easy. She wants him to adapt to her culture, rather than adapt to his. (She's not one to be "honked at," as she puts it.) It's not surprising she trips and falls at one point while Thornton pulls her across a field; probably one of those puppet strings of hers got in the way.
But there are worse things in life than being enslaved by the likes of Maureen O'Hara, like not being enslaved by the likes of Maureen O'Hara. She's not only beautiful and pure-hearted, but such a hilarious joy to be around. O'Hara plays up the comedy of her scenes very well; she could have opted for a more regal distance from the slapstick but plays it as rowdy as the rest instead. The scene when she spits in her hand before shaking with matchmaker Michaleen Flynn (Barry Fitzgerald, who gives the next-best performance after O'Hara) tells you who she is better than any of her many sexy moments on screen. It also gets back to the point of why she's so essential in this film. She is Ireland, the spirit of Erin, and you want her to win, not because she's so pretty but because you know she's good and right for Sean, too.
About the only things wrong with the film are the action sequences, the horse race and the fistfight between Sean and Mary Kate's brother. It's not because the scenes aren't terrific, but because they are so abbreviated, especially the fistfight, which feels likes its building to something even funnier and more rousing than what's come before when it just sort of stops. Ford apparently had to do some cutting to get his film in at the required length, and with his focus as much on Mary Kate as possible, probably preferred to trim the scenes that had the least to do with her. But since the focus on O'Hara is what makes the film anyway, this is a small matter. Wayne fans wanting more action will just have to content themselves with almost every other film the Duke ever made.
Seeing this film for the first time reminded me a lot of "Local Hero," the 1982 comedy. Not only is "The Quiet Man" also a fish-out-of-water story about an American in the British Isles (Scotland in "Local Hero"), both films maintain a very delicate balancing act between whimsy and pathos, with "The Quiet Man," siding on the former direction and "Local Hero" the latter. Definitely worth checking out the one if you saw and liked the other. But "Quiet Man" was there first.
"They don't make movies like this anymore" is the usual phrase heard
about classic movies. More appropriately "They CAN'T make a movie like
this anymore" applies to "The Quiet Man".
John Ford directed John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara in a number of classic unforgettable Westerns with a familiar supporting cast including Ward Bond, Victor McLaughlin, Mildred Natwick and other pros. "The Quiet Man" moves these familiar icons from the post Civil War American West to the post World War II rural Ireland.
You don't have to be Irish to appreciate the visual beauty of the Irish countryside and villages or the beauty of Maureen O'Hara, but your appreciation of the story is enhanced if you know something about the unique Irish culture.
Ireland and America have been tightly bonded from the earliest Colonial Days of America and are permanently intertwined since the Potato Famine of the 1840's sent tens of millions of immigrants to populate the vast U.S.
John Ford perfectly casts John Wayne as the Irish born, U.S. raised troubled ex-boxer returning to his birthplace and Maureen O'Hara as the Irish beauty . The rest of the lovingly assembled cast contains mostly familiar faces in supporting roles.
The script covers vast ground in a mostly light-hearted manner. The story plays like most John Ford/John Wayne/Maureen O'Hara movies as one step larger than life.
It's clear that everyone appearing in this movie LOVES being in the movie. Maureen O'Hara never looked more beautiful and thrives as the woman in the middle between two warring men, her brother (Victor McLauglin) and her suitor (John Wayne).
The over-the-top village to village brawl between John Wayne and Victor McLaughlin is hilarious and ultimately warm hearted. It sums up the strange Irish notion that you have to physically pummel a man before you can have his friendship and respect.
There are big scenes and little scenes, but every scene is a delight.
This is a movie that can't and won't ever be made again. It's a movie that everyone should enjoy.
It's not only the fact that I'm actually from County Mayo in Ireland where
most of the outdoor scenes from The Quiet Man were filmed in the summer of
1951, that makes it my favorite movie of all time.
This film has damn near everything for everyone in it without being
offensive to anyone (Though the occasional hypersensitive Irish person or
Feminist or "Yank" might take unfounded offense at the various pokes of fun
that are made at various traditions!)
For the romantics this has romance in abundance and probabaly some of the most famously erotic (and much copied - A further indication of how hight in esteem this movie is held) scenes ever put on celluoid (without ever more that an absolute minimum of bare flesh being exposed to satify the puritans). Steven Spielburg most famously gives the cottage kissing scene the nod in "ET" and it was said of the "Wet shirt" Graveyard kissing scene in the rain that, during the many takes it took to get it in the can, Director John Ford only got John Wayne to do everything he wanted to do to Maureen O'Hara himself.
For the action brigade it has probabaly the longest and one of the most enthralling fight scenes of any movie.
For the comics the entire film is laced with Irishisms and good humor and wild banter and loads of "craic"
For the weepies it has tragedy and death and a haunting from the past.
And for the pure sentimental including myself the film has my beautiful country lavishly and lovingly displayed in glorious technicholor compliments of Winston C Hoch amnd Archie Stout which deservedly won it an Oscar for cinematography.
And it has all this and more...
If one cares to delve deeper it touches on themes of Shakespeare (Taming of the Shrew) and the best traditions of Irish literature (JM Synge and WB Yeats).
Testament to it's greatness are the many books and documentries that have been created about it in it's wake (Try Des McHales "The Complete Guide to the Quiet Man" or Gerry McEntees' "In the footsteps of the Quiet Man" for starters!) along with the many tourist that still visit Cong, County Mayo in search of their own dream Inishfree.
I've lost count how many times I've seen this movie both in Ireland and in Exile both here in the US and in England, but suffice to say that at this stage I can now quote liberally from such classic lines as Feeney's: "Silence if you please, Parlimentary procedure, Squire Danagher has the floor" or Micheleen Og Flynn's "Homeric, impetious" upon viewing the marriage bed of Sean and Mary Kate and coming to his own conclusions on the events that may have occured in it.
After owning a variety of VHS (both Pal and US versions) of the movie I've finally purchaced the DVD also which allows one (If one so wishes) to watch every frame of the movie digitally remastered - If you are a fanatic like me or Quiet Maniacs as we are sometimes known this allows you to catch a glimpse of such things as a fly landing on Maureen O'Hara cheek during one shot or (In a daring unintentionally risque scene for the 1950's) her momentarially exposing her underwear whilst jumping over a trunk.
If you haven't seen this movie (and I'm increasing surprised how many of the younger Blockbuster New Release weaned movie viewers haven't) get yerself down to yer local video store now and look in the Classic Shelves for one of those classics that is sure to be there alongside Ben Hur, Gone with the Wind and Casablanca and rent it out for a great nights entertainment. Better still go and buy a copy 'cos once you've viewed it once like me you'll most likely be hooked and will want to watch it again and again (Even sometimes late at night, round Christmastime, sipping a hot Irish whiskey!)
"The Quiet Man" is an Irish village version of "The Taming of the
Shrew," the tamer being an ex-pugilist Sean Thornton (John Wayne)
retired to the land of his fathers where he purchases "that little
place across the brook, that humble cottage." But no sooner does he
arrives on a soft spring morning than he falls in love with Mary Kate
(Maureen O'Hara).
Sean courts and weds her easily enough, but he has not worked out on the anger of her heavy and hard rich brother, the farmer Will Danaher (Victor McLaglen) who holds an envy against him for having bought the very property that separates his spread from that of the wealthiest widow in Innisfree Sarah Tillane (Mildred Natwick) whom Danaher strongly desires...
Danaher refuses to supply the traditional dowry, and Mary Kate accuses Sean for his apparent cowardice in not fighting for what is rightfully theirs...
The battle that follows (considered to be the longest recorded on screen) has Sean and his strong brother-in-law engaging in a climatic fight the townsfolk have long been anticipating with effervescent...
Maureen O'Hara is totally in her element as the fiery Irish girl whether as the bare-footed attractive woman looking after a number of sheep in the meadow, or as the troubled colleen trying to explain her problem to the devoted salmon-catching Catholic priest (War Bond) or as the proud beauty whom Wayne lets fall at her brother's feet... Maureen would play Wayne's love interest in four more features ("Rio Grande," "The Wings of Eagle," "McLintock," and "Big Jake"). Their screen relationship emphasized the strength of their chemistry...
Barry Fitzerald is simply superb as Michaeleen Flynn, the village matchmaker and cart-driver who can't seem to tell anyone something without winning a black beer from them first...
With an exciting Innisfree Races along the beach, a titanic fight from the farm, across the hillside, through a haystack and into a stream, and with emerald environments and great music, John Ford's romantic comedy is a marvelous entertaining film, painted beautifully, simply told with love and humor...
With 7 Academy Award Nominations, the film earns Ford his 4th and last Oscar for Best Director establishing a record which is still unbeaten and won another Oscar for the outstanding Technicolor for Best Cinematography...
One of the best directed by John Ford. An emotional, humorous look at an
American, played by John Wayne, going back to his native Ireland and trying
to fit in with the present culture. Sensational scenery and the grand music
by Victor Young support this classic among classics. Breezy and rowdy. Too
beautiful to turn your back on. A great illustration of romance. The
interaction between Wayne and Maureen O'Hara is magical and hard to
Other classic performances are turned in by Victor McLaglen, Ward Bond and Barry Fitzgerald.
I can't say I've ever seen a film of such beauty as The Quiet Man. It is whimsical from start to finish, literally never hitting a sour note. Presenting the Irish culture from the point of view of an Irish descendant reclaiming his heritage, this film was an obvious labor of love from director John Ford. It even pokes fun at wife-beating and the IRA with complete good taste. I can't give enough praise to this movie, but out of all the great films from the brilliant John Ford, it's definitely my favorite.
Ireland has never been portrayed as lovingly as in this film. John Ford's
tribute to the land of his ancestors is about as good as a movie can get. Of
course, Ford's vision is, by today's standards, a bit outdated. The Ireland
of the time in the movie probably doesn't exist any more, but only in the
minds of those who knew the Emerald Isle back then.
The story is a bit passe, but we make excuses for seeing it once more whenever it plays on cable, as we take the journey to an ideal place that thanks to John Ford will live forever.
The best thing in the film is Maureen O'Hara. This actress beauty was legendary. Having met her on a few occasions, I can only say, that she is as beautiful in person as she is in films. Miss O'Hara graced this movie by only being there. The camera loved her; she's perfect as Mary Kate Daneher, the spinster, as the locals call her.
The other big assets of the film are the Irish actors that Ford entrusted key roles. Barry Fitzgerald, the impish Michaeleen Flynn, was delightful. Victor McLaglen, is excellent as Squire Will Danaher. John Wayne, as Sean Thornton, is a bit stiff, but maybe Ford's direction called for this actor to play himself in rural Ireland, who knows?
This is a film to be treasured.
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