Franz Ferdinand 2004

Alex and Bob in cd:uk in 2004

L'Horla - Diario Segreto Di Un Pazzo (FILM COMPLETO)

Horla - Diario segreto di un pazzo è un film diretto dal regista Reginald Le Borg. Il soggetto è ispirato alla novella "Le Horla" di Guy de Maupassant. Regia Reginald Le Borg Soggetto Guy de Maupassant Fotografia Ellis W. Carter Montaggio Grant Whytock Musiche Richard LaSalle Interpreti e personaggi Vincent Price: Simon Cordier Nancy Kovack: Odette Mallotte DuClasse Chris Warfield: Paul DuClasse Elaine Devry: Jeanne D'Arville Ian Wolfe: Pierre, Cordier's Butler Stephen Roberts: Captain Robert Rennedon Lewis Martin: Fr. Raymonde Mary Adams: Louise, Cordier's Cook Joseph Ruskin: L'Horla (voce) Trama 1886: dopo aver ucciso per legittima difesa un condannato a morte, l'integerrimo giudice Simon Cordier viene posseduto da un'entità demoniaca, l'Horla, che lo istiga ad assassinare la modella Odette ea far ricadere la colpa sul marito di lei. Il confuso finale, con il protagonista che muore carbonizzato nel tentativo di uccidere Horla, non chiarisce se Horla esistesse realmente ! o fosse un parto della mente di Simon.

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Marie Fredriksson

Duchess Marie Gabrielle in Bavaria, Princess of Bavaria

Duchess Marie Gabrielle in Bavaria (German: Marie Gabrielle Mathilde Isabelle Therese Antoinette Sabine Herzogin in Bayern; October 9, 1878 in Tegernsee, Bavaria -- October 24, 1912 in Sorrento, Italy). Her parents were Duke Karl-Theodor in Bavaria, kinsman to the Kings of Bavaria and world renowned ophthalmologist, and his second wife, Princess Maria José of Bragança, a daughter of King Miguel I, exiled monarch of Portugal. Her paternal aunt was Empress Elisabeth of Austria (Sissi) and one of her sisters was Queen Elisabeth of the Belgians, consort of Albert I. On 10 July 1900 in Munich, Marie Gabrielle married her second cousin once-removed, Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria. He was the eldest son of Prince Ludwig of Bavaria (later Prince Regent and King of Bavaria) and Maria Theresia of Austria-Este. The wedding was attended by Prince Joachim of Prussia, representing his father Emperor Wilhelm II. After their marriage, the couple settled down in Bamberg, Bavaria, where Ruppre! cht was head of an army corps.Their two eldest children were born there. The couple traveled a great deal. For example, they journeyed to Japan and returned by way of the United States in 1903. The trip to Japan was scientific in nature, and the couple were accompanied by a renowned professor from the University of Munich. Marie Gabrielle wrote home quite enthusiastically about their journey. Like her parents, she was a great lover of science and nature, as well as poetry and music. While in Japan, Marie ...