Watching 'The Brothers Grimm' to get a good screenshot of the carriage used in that film as it is sometimes shared with the claim that it is a genuine Victorian carriage in stead of one designed by specifically by Guy Hendrix Dyas for this film.
What a lovely film it is.
What a lovely film it is.
Just look at this gorgeous sweetness.
And of course it's all a fairytale sort of fantasy history so there's no real need to pay attention to historical accuracy.
And of course it's all a fairytale sort of fantasy history so there's no real need to pay attention to historical accuracy.
Mind you, even though this isn't the middle ages, we have someone emptying a bucket from a window into a street.
Don't people realise how silly this is?
No matter what era, even in the rain, anyone, ever, would get angry if they walked underneath that.
Don't people realise how silly this is?
No matter what era, even in the rain, anyone, ever, would get angry if they walked underneath that.
It is so nice to watch a fairytale film by Terry Gilliam, for once I don't have to care about things that aren't historically correct, it's all nonsense, glorious, beautiful nonsense.
I'm not quite sure if this outfit is accurate.... ;)
Fantastic.
Fantastic.
Ah the glorious Sir Jonathan Pryce!
Just a few of Napoleon's most trusted advisors.
Oh how I laughed ;)
Oh how I laughed ;)
Spoiler alert;
Peter Stormare looking spiffy!
Mackenzie Crook, Heath Ledger and the lovely Richard Ridings!
The cast in this film is amazing.
The cast in this film is amazing.
See, that's why you don't want muddy streets.
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