Neither were available in downtown Nairobi where I was living at the time :)

I’m not terribly technical myself but I forced myself to master disc-ripping.

IT IS TIME for you to nominate some Euphoric Cinema. Don’t worry about taking it too literally, just suggest some scenes you LIKE. I’d much rather have it be a puzzle “How is THAT euphoric?” than have something obvious and dull.

I remembered what lovefilm’s first response was, even though I explained the issue pretty clearly, “We do have foreign films, including French ones, for rental. Just click on foreign films on the home page.” A quick glance at my order history would show that I’m quite familiar with the concept of foreign films. Another time I was sent Three Colours Red, before Blue or White and when I watched the final scene I realised I was missing something. Lovefilm says it will send TV series and film series (trilogies and so on) in order without you having to put them in order of preference. So I emailed and told them what order Three Colours should be sent in and they replied “We always send trilogies in order. I can confirm that Three Colours is a trilogy.” I just get the impression that their customer service staff are not at all interested in cinema and if they were they would do a much better job, and that they don’t have much training.

Ps. Jeffrey Katzenberg, yes. Bruce Willis, no. My Dad and brother would kill me, I would quite literally not be living with myself. Same with Steven Segal, but you didn’t mention him.

The honey-haired, strong-jawed lass is Elizabeth Wiener, whose dad plays piano in Duelle. She turns up in Duelle briefly, but LP seems to be her only big role.