Greg Shchepanek

 Hanging with my Droogs The ultimate teenage boy story for my Generation was A Clockwork Orange & all of us read the book & of course saw the Stanley Kubrick movie . We couldn't get enough of the ultra-violence that these droogs got up to they were the quintessential group of troublemakers of our time. What adventures these boys got up to was just so scandalous & down right naughty to read between the pages of this fine literature of our times. Stanley made a most amazing film & followed the tellings of the book so beautifully & the two went hand in hand like great movie making should do. The language of Nadsat crept into our vocabulary & anyone reading or seeing A Clockwork Orange knew what it was all about. Alex & his Droogs are the ultimate bad boy gang of my GenerationX but we would never follow their shenanigans only read & dream of the mischief they got into. A Clockwork Orange  is a  dystopian   sa...

 How do I Look ? I'm a very Stylish Girl !   Cat Breakfast at Tiffany's  a 1961  American  romantic comedy  film   that  is  directed by  Blake  Edwards &  stars  Audrey Hepburn  as  Holly Golightly , a naïve, eccentric café society  girl who falls in love with a struggling writer ( George Peppard ). It also featured  Patricia Neal ,  Buddy Ebsen ,  Martin Balsam  &  Mickey Rooney  in supporting roles. In the film, Holly has a cat :  Orangey  (also  Orangey Minerva ), a male  marmalade   tabby   cat ,  was an  animal actor  owned & trained by the cinematic animal handler  Frank Inn .  The soundtrack featured a score composed and conducted by  Henry Mancini , with songs by Mancini and lyricist Johnny Mercer . Mancini & Mercer won the 1961 Oscar for  Best Original Song  for " Moon River...

 Great American Actor : Gregory Peck My Mother named me after the great American actor Gregory Peck   (April 5, 1916 – June 12, 2003).  He was one of the most popular film stars from the 1940s to the 1960s. In 1999, the  American Film Institute  named Peck among  25 Greatest Male Stars of Classic Hollywood Cinema , ranking him at No. 12 . So I can only rave about this man & his movie career. Peck first gained critical success in  The Keys of the Kingdom  (1944), a  John M. Stahl –directed drama which earned him his first  Academy Award  nomination. He starred in a series of successful films, including romantic-drama  The Valley of Decision  (1944),  Alfred Hitchcock 's  Spellbound  (1945), and family film  The Yearling  (1946). He encountered lukewarm commercial reviews at the end of the 1940s, his performances including  The Paradine Case  (1947) and  The Great Sinner  (...

 Every Teenage boy Reads & Learns Nadsat I drink my milk with knives in it while hanging out @The Moloko Vellocet with my droogies ... omg learning a new language like Nadsat while reading a most awesome novel just made my teenage years. Following the escapades of Alex and his droogs as they get up to all kinds of mischief & adventures.  Viddy well,  viddy well  to all !! Alex  is a  fictional character  in  Anthony Burgess 's novel  A Clockwork Orange  and  Stanley Kubrick 's  film adaptation of the same name , in which he is played by  Malcolm McDowell . In the film, his  surname  is  DeLarge , a reference to Alex calling himself  The Large  in the novel. In the film, however, two newspaper articles print his name as "Alex Burgess".   ( Wikipedia text ) A Clockwork Orange  is a  dystopian   satirical   black comedy  novel by English writer  Anthony...

El-ahrairah it Arrived today : Watership Down So very excited I was taking an afternoon nap and I woke up to find a great surprise at my door. I will have a great weekend now watching my animation collection ... in all their Blu-Ray glory! I have read the book so many times now and I will watch the movie now whenever I wish. I grew up to this great story of the bunnies and have fallen in love with these adorable creatures in the wild. The all-time great novel : Watership Down 💚