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Wow, talk about donning gay apparel. The tights, high heels, his pose, the long flowing hair and it looks like he's wearing a skirt. Imagine seeing a world leader today like him, who surely would be ridiculed and not taken seriously.
Bought "The Eye has to Travel"....
So, what did you think? I found it entertaining but disquieting in that that film portrayed her as being so single-minded in her pursuit of fashion and career that her marriage and sons were of much lesser significance. Tim (the elder of the sons) seems to have taken a whimsical view of it all, but then Tim--whom I know--pretty much takes a whimsical view of everything. Feck--whom I don't know--comes off as a bit wounded and resentful, although I've heard that Feck is working on a memoir in which he now sees his mother as a source of delightful memories and continuing inspiration. (Feck is 95, lives in Rome and still going strong. Tim is 100, lives in Santa Monica and also still going strong.)
It´s the only long picture I´ve ever seen from her, but I understand that to have an extraordinary career you must exert extraordinary effort, and you will have little time for your family. We´ve accepted this from men, what could be wrong with a woman who does this? Especially when the children are grown?
Your post brought to mind the quote from Psalms,"Put not your trust in princes", reputedly uttered by Lord Strafford, his predecessor on the block. In Laud's case it might be amended to read "Put not your trust in the power of princes" as, unlike Strafford, he was pardoned by the King, or better still, "Put not your trust in princes or parliaments." A lesson for us all, regardless of status.
