The first finale of New Who and often held up as one of the best in the show’s run, The Parting of the Ways proved to be a ...

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It stars Tom Baker, one of the most beloved actors to ever tackle the role ... one of the greatest and most underrated talents of his time, Vincent van Gogh. The Doctor and Amy Pond meet Vincent when ...

Nowadays it would be incomprehensible to use a portrait by Vincent van Gogh to block a hole in a chicken coop, but that’s exactly what the family of one sitter—doctor Félix Rey—did for a ...

2. Portrait of Dr Paul Gachet, $83m, 1990 Van Gogh’s Portrait of Dr Paul Gachet (June 1890), sold for $83m at Christie’s, New York, 15 May 1990 Courtesy of Städel Museum, Frankfurt Portrait ...

Tony Roper, the marvellously versatile actor, who has given Scotland everything ... There is a portrait of McGrain in the exhibition entitled Danny Van Gogh. Roper says: ‘Danny saw it and ...

His fondness for Van Gogh shines through their correspondence. "Continue to take good care of yourself, follow the advice of your good Doctor and you will see your complete recovery to the ...

Bruce Glover, the actor best known for his memorable role in the 1971 James ... In a 2019 interview with The Original Van Gogh’s Ear Anthology, Glover said his first-ever job was delivering groceries ...

“I heard Martin whisper in my ear, he said, ‘Did anyone ever tell you you were a really good actor?’” Fishburne said ... But the ‘failures’ like Van Gogh or Rousseau, who had to take his paintings ...

With many organizations experiencing political and macroeconomic whiplash, CIOs can serve as a much-needed oasis of calm and ...

Marco's entrance is to be powerful in Port Charles, particularly in relation to Dr. Lucas Jones, played by Van Hansis. Anchondo and Hansis encountered each other some years ago while employed in ...

Tweed, during an armed conflict between Scotland and England. 1533: Thomas Cranmer becomes Archbishop of Canterbury.