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Watched "Don't Look Up" last night after the recommendations on here, was really glad I did. :)

I thought each Daniel Craig installment was weaker than the one before to the point where I have no wish to watch the final one at all.

If you fancied Anya Taylor-Joy in The Queen's Gambit then Last Night in Soho is going to one long wankfest!

Here's a few of yous hanging around the entrance to Willenhall Precinct...

It's worth watching for the "Puppet on a String" sequence alone! :)

Normally I would think so but their current place is scheduled for demolition and they will have been offered a new place at low rent plus £7,000 in compensation for moving. https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/life-ghostly-coventry-estate-set-22277728

Is it just me or is eleven o'clock on a Saturday night a strange time for a neighbour to be moving house?

No.3: I gave Mrs Dutchman a goose for Xmas, she gave me a black eye!

Yep, then later backtracked. Some think it was a cynical attempt to manipulate the price.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/elon-musk-says-tesla-will-accept-dogecoin-as-payment-for-merchandise-touts-its-value-for-transactions-11639505240?mod=mw_latestnews Elon Musk says Tesla will accept dogecoin as payment for merchandise, touts its value for transactions Dogecoin surges on Musk...

More like Milktastic!

Willenhall prefabs:

Hogarth department store and gas showroom circa 1962:

Rising Damp!

That showroom belonged to the Aston brothers, they built it with their bare hands with rubble salvaged from the Blitz. They later owned showrooms on both sides of Lower Ford Street, the bottom of Hearsall Lane and this one opposite Astley's: Brandish was in Whitefriars Street. :)

Since everyone asks, the bit at the beginning is called "Kindred Spirits" from the album "A Night to Remember".

"Lucky to have a pot!" ;)

No, you're mistaken Houch. Far Gosford Street begins where the river passes under the road where a gate in the city wall used to be. Gosford Street ends where Astley's warehouse begins. :)

Far Gosford Street in 1967: