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Video ... Joel? Amazon.de ... "Ihre Suche nach "eisenblaetter" ergab in der Kategorie DVD & Blu-ray keine Treffer."
Zitat von »Huckleberry« So he said it just in a Hollywood movie, not in real life? That doesn't count! Wait! You call LOVE ACTUALLY "a Hollywood movie" even though it was made in England?
My three pictures were: Antoine du Merle Olivier Tuinier Seung-ho Yu
So ... everyone agrees the top 3 best YS of all time are from the USA and England? How about this...
William Schultz Spokane, Washington, USA
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Zitat Originally posted by Jimbo Nathan, thanks for the images. I havn't heard of the movie yet, have you seen it ? Is it a bigger role that he plays there, eg. in comparison to "Batman Begin's" ? Gus Lewis's role in ASYLUM is much bigger than in BATMAN BEGINS. Dr. Max Raphael becomes the head doctor at a mental hospital. He moves there with his wife Stella and son Charlie (Gus). The lonely boy is befriended by one of the inmates, Edgar Stark. Then Stella (unhappy in her marriage) also becomes ...
Zitat Originally posted by David Danke, Nathan. Diese Bilder sind sicher von einem Video. Hast du auch noch die dazugehörige Videodatei? "Fashion House" was a soap starring Bo Derek and Morgan Fairchild. So I didn't capture it. Daniel Chalfa had a few small scenes on rare occasions. I did not even start watching until episode 50... So I have only a few of these. Mostly he was just lying in a hospital bed, after the assassin missed the intended target and shot the kid instead.
Spencer Achtymichuk ... 27 Jul 1994 Connor Price ... 11 Nov 1994
You may post in the other forums, even in English.
Of course German "ch" is different in some cases than in others. Back in German class, we learned that the "ch" in the word "ich" is like the English pronunciation at the beginning of the word "hue". [But in dialects, it tends to become wither "isch" or "ik".]
Some states in the USA have an official holiday "Easter Monday"--which is the day after Easter, of course. But this is becoming less common than in the past.
"Happy Christmas" in England, "Merry Christmas" in the US
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