#sir arthur conan doyle

ronaldcmerchant:

the LOST WORLD (1925)

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Stop Motion Dinos

Blazing the trail for Land of the Lost

holmesguy:

Arthur Conan Doyle drew a little picture of himself hopping in the air with his medical diploma and captioned it “licensed to kill”. 1881 (x)

Houdini and Doyle is a new favorite of mine.  The characters are well defined and the dynamic of Houdini and Doyle is reminiscent of the BBC Sherlock/Watson partnership.  I love the Houdini paranormal skepticism going head to head with Doyle’s interest and beliefs in the supernatural.  The viewer gets a eye full of turn of the century wonders and optimism as well as a fictional story of these two major figures from the time.  

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I can’t forget to mention that Adelaide Stratton, the first female constable of the Metropolitan Police, warms the cockles of the heart.  I love that she continues to work hard and be an exemplary police officer even when the men on the force don’t see her that way.  She works on showing the world to see things differently instead of telling them in such a strong way it makes me feel all giddy.