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DENNIS WHEATLEY: A LETTER TO POSTERITY
Tuesday 31 October 2006
He wrote over 70 books and sold over 50 million copies of them; he served his country with distinction in both wars; he sold fine wines to the crowned heads of Europe; but he counted a conman and a murderer among his closest friends and was a keen student of the occult and the black arts.
Dennis Wheatley was labelled the prince of thriller writers by the critics, but less than 30 years after he died, he is largely neglected. In this programme, friends including the actor Christopher Lee and experts including Wheatley's biographer Phil Baker, summon him back to this world and reconsider him as the inheritor of the mantle left by Alexandre Dumas and Rider Haggard - which he himself passed on to the likes of Ian Fleming, George MacDonald Fraser and even Clive Barker.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/documentaries/features/dennis-wheatley.shtml
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Actor Christopher Lee references Dennis Wheatley
and warns to never get involved with black magick.
- published: 06 Oct 2015
- views: 2640
Toby Jugg, a fighter pilot shot down in combat, is now confined to his bed with little hope of walking again. He is also the heir to a considerable fortune - a fortune that is being administered by a board of trustees until he comes of age.
At night, he is becoming increasingly disturbed by a strange presence - a mysterious shadow thrown by the moonlight through a gap in the blackout curtains. He is convinced the shadow is cast by a malevolent and unnatural entity trying to get into his room. Toby is unable to convince anyone of the reality of this entity, and slowly comes to believe that there is a ploy against him, a plot to send him mad, or to make it appear that he is already mad in order to usurp his fortune. Is this some form of hallucination? Is this unearthly creature real or a product of his imagination? Are the people caring for him actually plotting his destruction, or are they sincerely concerned for a young man whose grip on sanity is steadily weakening?
With themes of love, madness, Communism, Satanism and Freemasonry, Wheatley builds his trademark atmosphere of menace, suspicion and supernatural dread.
- published: 18 Oct 2015
- views: 1017
This interview was inexplicably and inexcusably removed by the BBC from its permanent web page about Dennis Wheatley
With the War over and the Cold War getting underway, Wheatley published The Haunting of Toby Jugg in 1948. Featuring a Satanic school, this was inspired by Wheatley's inside knowledge of MI5's investigation of Dartington Hall, a liberal arts-based school in Devon. It was in Jugg that Wheatley broached his great Cold War theme, suggesting that Communism was actually a cover for Satanism, and vice versa.
As a Satanist explains, Satan "mocks those who no longer believe in his existence by having them demonstrate in favour of rule by the Proletariat on the first of May. Have you never realised that it is his anniversary, and that it is born of May-day Eve -- Walpurgis Nacht -- on which we celebrate his festival?" Walpurgis Night or St.Walburga's Eve should be familiar to Wheatley readers from The Devil Rides Out, while May Day, the old pagan festival and more recently international workers' day, was the occasion of a massive military parade of troops, tanks and missiles through Moscow, once a familiar annual sight on British television.
http://www.forteantimes.com/features/articles/2623/the_devil_rides_out.html
Dennis Wheatley Library of the Occult
Back in the early-1970s Dennis Wheatley was a big name. Now, as far as I can tell, he's pretty much forgotten and books that used to be best-sellers, like To The Devil A Daughter and The Devil Rides Out, go entirely unread. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, since Wheatley was a writer of no great talent, and his books were clunky, lumpy slabs of indigestible narrative, shot through with lashings of black magic and satanism. At the time this was dangerous, edgy stuff, but - largely through Wheatley's own efforts - there's now so much more awareness of magic rituals that his version of it isn't exactly shocking anymore. The Hammer movies of his novels (particularly The Devil Rides Out, adapted by Richard Matheson) are worth seeing - the books aren't worth reading.
However, for all his faults, Wheatley was a genuine student of the occult and he regularly used his high profile to try to educate and inform the general public. His finest moment, in my opinion, was this series of books in 1974-77. Somehow he persuaded Sphere to publish dozens of books - both fiction and non-fiction - on all aspects of the occult, relying solely on his name to sell the things to a mass market.
1 Dracula - Bram Stoker
2 The Werewolf of Paris - Guy Endore
3 Moonchild - Aleister Crowley
4 Studies in Occultism - Helena Blavatsky
5 Carnacki the Ghost-Finder - William Hope Hodgson
6 The Sorcery Review - Elliott O'Donnell
7 Harry Price: The Biography of a Ghost-Hunter - Paul Tabori
8 The Witch of Prague - F Marion Crawford
9 Uncanny Tales 1 - selected by Dennis Wheatley
10 The Prisoner in the Opal - AEW Mason
11 The Devil's Mistress - JW Brodie-Innes
12 You and Your Hand - Cheiro
13 Black Magic - Marjorie Bowen
14 Real Magic - Philip Bonewits
15 Faust - Goethe
16 Uncanny Tales 2 - selected by Dennis Wheatley
17 The Gap in the Curtain - John Buchan
18 The Interpretation of Dreams - Zolar
19 Voodoo - Alfred Metraux
20 The Necromancers - RH Benson
21 Satanism and Witches - essays & stories selected by Dennis Wheatley
22 The Winged Pharaoh - Joan Grant
23 Down There - JK Huysmans
24 The Monk - Matthew Lewis
25 Horror at Fontenay - Alexandre Dumas
26 The Hell-Fire Club - Donald McCormick
27 The Mighty Atom - Marie Corelli
28 The Affair of the Poisons - Frances Mossiker
29 The Witch and the Priest - Hilda Lewis
30 Death by Enchantment - Julian Franklyn
31 Fortune Telling by Cards - Ida Prangley
32 Dark Ways to Death - Peter Saxon
33 The Ghost Pirates - William Hope Hodgson
34 The Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux
35 The Greater Trumps - Charles Williams
36 The Return of the Magi - Maurice Magre
37 Uncanny Tales 3 - selected by Dennis Wheatley
38 King Is A Witch - Evelyn Eaton
39 Frankenstein - Mary Shelley
40 Curse of the Wise Woman - Lord Dunsany
41 Brood of the Witch Queen - Sax Rohmer
42 Brazilian Magic: Is It The Answer? - Pedro McGregor
43 Darker Than You Think - Jack Williamson
44 War In Heaven - Charles Williams
45 Morwyn - John Cowper Powys
http://www.trashfiction.co.uk/wheatley_00.html
- published: 07 Oct 2013
- views: 4201
Dennis Wheatley. Location of events unknown.
C/U of a drawing of a rather scary looking goat. The camera pulls out to reveal the full book cover of Wheatley's book titled 'THE DEVIL RIDES OUT'
Shots of garden wall with plants growing up the side. Shot of bus stop sign. L/S of ferry pulling away from port. Shots of yachts and small boat in the harbour. More shots of wall. L/S of residential street. The camera zooms in on one particularly residence. M/Ss of model soldiers in cabinet. C/U looking over Wheatley's shoulder as he writes and smokes a cigarette. M/S as woman hands him some manuscripts. Several shots of Wheatley at work at desk.
FILM ID:3055.1
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 676
A short programme documenting the filming of Hammer's trio of Wheatley adaptions, The Devil Rides Out, The Lost Continent and To the Devil...A Daughter.
- published: 17 Jun 2016
- views: 93
An extremely rare documentary about Witchcraft aired once in the UK in 1971. Featuring contributions from Eleanor Bone, Cecil Williamson, Alex & Maxine Sanders, Doreen Valiente et al. Very much of its time and with some very rare footage, also includes reference to the famously unsolved murder of Charles Walton on Meon Hill.
- published: 06 Jun 2012
- views: 219254
Dennis Yates Wheatley (8 January 1897 – 10 November 1977) was an English author. His prolific output of stylish thrillers and occult novels made him one of the world's best-selling writers from the 1930s through the 1960s.
Dennis Wheatley was born in South London to Albert David and Florence Elizabeth Harriet Wheatley (née Baker). He was the eldest of three children of an upper middle class family, the owners of Wheatley & Son of Mayfair, a wine business. He admitted to little aptitude for schooling, and was expelled from Dulwich College. Soon after his expulsion Wheatley became a British Merchant Navy officer cadet on the training ship HMS Worcester.
He was a soldier during the First World War but was gassed in a chlorine attack at Passchendaele and invalided as a second lieutenant of the Royal Field Artillery after service in Flanders, on the Ypres Salient, and in France at Cambrai and St. Quentin. In 1919 he assumed management of the family wine merchant business but in 1931, after a decline in business due to the depression, he began writing and married his second wife.
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44:29Dennis Wheatley documentary - A Letter To Posterity
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www.bilderberg.org www.public-interest.co.uk http://217.72.179.7/bilderberg/ Sorry the final 15 minutes of this documentary did not transfer. DENNIS WHEATLEY: A LETTER TO POSTERITY Tuesday 31 October 2006 He wrote over 70 books and sold over 50 million copies of them; he served his country with distinction in both wars; he sold fine wines to the crowned heads of Europe; but he counted a conman and a murderer among his closest friends and was a keen student of the occult and the black arts. Dennis Wheatley was labelled the prince of thriller writers by the critics, but less than 30 years after he died, he is largely neglected. In this programme, friends including the actor Christopher Lee and experts including Wheatley's biographer Phil Baker, summon him back to this world and reconsider him as the inheritor of the mantle left by Alexandre Dumas and Rider Haggard - which he himself passed on to the likes of Ian Fleming, George MacDonald Fraser and even Clive Barker. http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/documentaries/features/dennis-wheatley.shtml BBC -
2:01Christopher Lee on Dennis Wheatley and Black Magick
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452:28The Haunting of Toby Jugg by Dennis Wheatley Audiobook Part 1
The Haunting of Toby Jugg by Dennis Wheatley Audiobook Part 1The Haunting of Toby Jugg by Dennis Wheatley Audiobook Part 1
Toby Jugg, a fighter pilot shot down in combat, is now confined to his bed with little hope of walking again. He is also the heir to a considerable fortune - a fortune that is being administered by a board of trustees until he comes of age. At night, he is becoming increasingly disturbed by a strange presence - a mysterious shadow thrown by the moonlight through a gap in the blackout curtains. He is convinced the shadow is cast by a malevolent and unnatural entity trying to get into his room. Toby is unable to convince anyone of the reality of this entity, and slowly comes to believe that there is a ploy against him, a plot to send him mad, or to make it appear that he is already mad in order to usurp his fortune. Is this some form of hallucination? Is this unearthly creature real or a product of his imagination? Are the people caring for him actually plotting his destruction, or are they sincerely concerned for a young man whose grip on sanity is steadily weakening? With themes of love, madness, Communism, Satanism and Freemasonry, Wheatley builds his trademark atmosphere of menace, suspicion and supernatural dread. -
5:21"Civilisation is disintegrating" Dennis Wheatley: Forces of darkness & light, warring powers
"Civilisation is disintegrating" Dennis Wheatley: Forces of darkness & light, warring powers"Civilisation is disintegrating" Dennis Wheatley: Forces of darkness & light, warring powers
This interview was inexplicably and inexcusably removed by the BBC from its permanent web page about Dennis Wheatley With the War over and the Cold War getting underway, Wheatley published The Haunting of Toby Jugg in 1948. Featuring a Satanic school, this was inspired by Wheatley's inside knowledge of MI5's investigation of Dartington Hall, a liberal arts-based school in Devon. It was in Jugg that Wheatley broached his great Cold War theme, suggesting that Communism was actually a cover for Satanism, and vice versa. As a Satanist explains, Satan "mocks those who no longer believe in his existence by having them demonstrate in favour of rule by the Proletariat on the first of May. Have you never realised that it is his anniversary, and that it is born of May-day Eve -- Walpurgis Nacht -- on which we celebrate his festival?" Walpurgis Night or St.Walburga's Eve should be familiar to Wheatley readers from The Devil Rides Out, while May Day, the old pagan festival and more recently international workers' day, was the occasion of a massive military parade of troops, tanks and missiles through Moscow, once a familiar annual sight on British television. http://www.forteantimes.com/features/articles/2623/the_devil_rides_out.html Dennis Wheatley Library of the Occult Back in the early-1970s Dennis Wheatley was a big name. Now, as far as I can tell, he's pretty much forgotten and books that used to be best-sellers, like To The Devil A Daughter and The Devil Rides Out, go entirely unread. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, since Wheatley was a writer of no great talent, and his books were clunky, lumpy slabs of indigestible narrative, shot through with lashings of black magic and satanism. At the time this was dangerous, edgy stuff, but - largely through Wheatley's own efforts - there's now so much more awareness of magic rituals that his version of it isn't exactly shocking anymore. The Hammer movies of his novels (particularly The Devil Rides Out, adapted by Richard Matheson) are worth seeing - the books aren't worth reading. However, for all his faults, Wheatley was a genuine student of the occult and he regularly used his high profile to try to educate and inform the general public. His finest moment, in my opinion, was this series of books in 1974-77. Somehow he persuaded Sphere to publish dozens of books - both fiction and non-fiction - on all aspects of the occult, relying solely on his name to sell the things to a mass market. 1 Dracula - Bram Stoker 2 The Werewolf of Paris - Guy Endore 3 Moonchild - Aleister Crowley 4 Studies in Occultism - Helena Blavatsky 5 Carnacki the Ghost-Finder - William Hope Hodgson 6 The Sorcery Review - Elliott O'Donnell 7 Harry Price: The Biography of a Ghost-Hunter - Paul Tabori 8 The Witch of Prague - F Marion Crawford 9 Uncanny Tales 1 - selected by Dennis Wheatley 10 The Prisoner in the Opal - AEW Mason 11 The Devil's Mistress - JW Brodie-Innes 12 You and Your Hand - Cheiro 13 Black Magic - Marjorie Bowen 14 Real Magic - Philip Bonewits 15 Faust - Goethe 16 Uncanny Tales 2 - selected by Dennis Wheatley 17 The Gap in the Curtain - John Buchan 18 The Interpretation of Dreams - Zolar 19 Voodoo - Alfred Metraux 20 The Necromancers - RH Benson 21 Satanism and Witches - essays & stories selected by Dennis Wheatley 22 The Winged Pharaoh - Joan Grant 23 Down There - JK Huysmans 24 The Monk - Matthew Lewis 25 Horror at Fontenay - Alexandre Dumas 26 The Hell-Fire Club - Donald McCormick 27 The Mighty Atom - Marie Corelli 28 The Affair of the Poisons - Frances Mossiker 29 The Witch and the Priest - Hilda Lewis 30 Death by Enchantment - Julian Franklyn 31 Fortune Telling by Cards - Ida Prangley 32 Dark Ways to Death - Peter Saxon 33 The Ghost Pirates - William Hope Hodgson 34 The Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux 35 The Greater Trumps - Charles Williams 36 The Return of the Magi - Maurice Magre 37 Uncanny Tales 3 - selected by Dennis Wheatley 38 King Is A Witch - Evelyn Eaton 39 Frankenstein - Mary Shelley 40 Curse of the Wise Woman - Lord Dunsany 41 Brood of the Witch Queen - Sax Rohmer 42 Brazilian Magic: Is It The Answer? - Pedro McGregor 43 Darker Than You Think - Jack Williamson 44 War In Heaven - Charles Williams 45 Morwyn - John Cowper Powys http://www.trashfiction.co.uk/wheatley_00.html -
0:47Dennis Wheatley: "You're style isn't so hot" "By jove it isn't!"
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3:41Dennis Wheatley (1970-1975)
Dennis Wheatley (1970-1975)Dennis Wheatley (1970-1975)
Dennis Wheatley. Location of events unknown. C/U of a drawing of a rather scary looking goat. The camera pulls out to reveal the full book cover of Wheatley's book titled 'THE DEVIL RIDES OUT' Shots of garden wall with plants growing up the side. Shot of bus stop sign. L/S of ferry pulling away from port. Shots of yachts and small boat in the harbour. More shots of wall. L/S of residential street. The camera zooms in on one particularly residence. M/Ss of model soldiers in cabinet. C/U looking over Wheatley's shoulder as he writes and smokes a cigarette. M/S as woman hands him some manuscripts. Several shots of Wheatley at work at desk. FILM ID:3055.1 -
8:02Dennis Wheatley: my great Satanic teacher!
Dennis Wheatley: my great Satanic teacher!Dennis Wheatley: my great Satanic teacher!
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12:42Dennis Wheatley at Hammer
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A short programme documenting the filming of Hammer's trio of Wheatley adaptions, The Devil Rides Out, The Lost Continent and To the Devil...A Daughter. -
49:39The Power Of The Witch (1971)
The Power Of The Witch (1971)The Power Of The Witch (1971)
An extremely rare documentary about Witchcraft aired once in the UK in 1971. Featuring contributions from Eleanor Bone, Cecil Williamson, Alex & Maxine Sanders, Doreen Valiente et al. Very much of its time and with some very rare footage, also includes reference to the famously unsolved murder of Charles Walton on Meon Hill.
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Dennis Wheatley documentary - A Letter To Posterity
www.bilderberg.org www.public-interest.co.uk http://217.72.179.7/bilderberg/ Sorry the final 15 minutes of this documentary did not transfer. DENNIS WHEATLEY: A LETTER TO POSTERITY Tuesday 31 October 2006 He wrote over 70 books and sold over 50 million copies of them; he served his country with distinction in both wars; he sold fine wines to the crowned heads of Europe; but he counted a conman and a murderer among his closest friends and was a keen student of the occult and the black arts. Dennis Wheatley was labelled the prince of thriller writers by the critics, but less than 30 years after he died, he is largely neglected. In this programme, friends including the actor Christopher Lee and experts including Wheatley's biographer Phil Baker, summon him back to this world and recon... -
Christopher Lee on Dennis Wheatley and Black Magick
Actor Christopher Lee references Dennis Wheatley and warns to never get involved with black magick. -
The Haunting of Toby Jugg by Dennis Wheatley Audiobook Part 1
Toby Jugg, a fighter pilot shot down in combat, is now confined to his bed with little hope of walking again. He is also the heir to a considerable fortune - a fortune that is being administered by a board of trustees until he comes of age. At night, he is becoming increasingly disturbed by a strange presence - a mysterious shadow thrown by the moonlight through a gap in the blackout curtains. He is convinced the shadow is cast by a malevolent and unnatural entity trying to get into his room. Toby is unable to convince anyone of the reality of this entity, and slowly comes to believe that there is a ploy against him, a plot to send him mad, or to make it appear that he is already mad in order to usurp his fortune. Is this some form of hallucination? Is this unearthly creature real or a pr... -
"Civilisation is disintegrating" Dennis Wheatley: Forces of darkness & light, warring powers
This interview was inexplicably and inexcusably removed by the BBC from its permanent web page about Dennis Wheatley With the War over and the Cold War getting underway, Wheatley published The Haunting of Toby Jugg in 1948. Featuring a Satanic school, this was inspired by Wheatley's inside knowledge of MI5's investigation of Dartington Hall, a liberal arts-based school in Devon. It was in Jugg that Wheatley broached his great Cold War theme, suggesting that Communism was actually a cover for Satanism, and vice versa. As a Satanist explains, Satan "mocks those who no longer believe in his existence by having them demonstrate in favour of rule by the Proletariat on the first of May. Have you never realised that it is his anniversary, and that it is born of May-day Eve -- Walpurgis Nacht -- ... -
Dennis Wheatley: "You're style isn't so hot" "By jove it isn't!"
http://superior.so -
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Dennis Wheatley (1970-1975)
Dennis Wheatley. Location of events unknown. C/U of a drawing of a rather scary looking goat. The camera pulls out to reveal the full book cover of Wheatley's book titled 'THE DEVIL RIDES OUT' Shots of garden wall with plants growing up the side. Shot of bus stop sign. L/S of ferry pulling away from port. Shots of yachts and small boat in the harbour. More shots of wall. L/S of residential street. The camera zooms in on one particularly residence. M/Ss of model soldiers in cabinet. C/U looking over Wheatley's shoulder as he writes and smokes a cigarette. M/S as woman hands him some manuscripts. Several shots of Wheatley at work at desk. FILM ID:3055.1 -
Dennis Wheatley: my great Satanic teacher!
Author of black magic tales and more; my inspiration! -
Dennis Wheatley at Hammer
A short programme documenting the filming of Hammer's trio of Wheatley adaptions, The Devil Rides Out, The Lost Continent and To the Devil...A Daughter. -
The Power Of The Witch (1971)
An extremely rare documentary about Witchcraft aired once in the UK in 1971. Featuring contributions from Eleanor Bone, Cecil Williamson, Alex & Maxine Sanders, Doreen Valiente et al. Very much of its time and with some very rare footage, also includes reference to the famously unsolved murder of Charles Walton on Meon Hill.
Dennis Wheatley documentary - A Letter To Posterity
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- Duration: 44:29
- Updated: 23 Apr 2011
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DENNIS WHEATLEY: A LETTER TO POSTERITY
Tuesday 31 October 2006
He wrote over 70 books and sold over 50 million copies of them; he served his country with distinction in both wars; he sold fine wines to the crowned heads of Europe; but he counted a conman and a murderer among his closest friends and was a keen student of the occult and the black arts.
Dennis Wheatley was labelled the prince of thriller writers by the critics, but less than 30 years after he died, he is largely neglected. In this programme, friends including the actor Christopher Lee and experts including Wheatley's biographer Phil Baker, summon him back to this world and reconsider him as the inheritor of the mantle left by Alexandre Dumas and Rider Haggard - which he himself passed on to the likes of Ian Fleming, George MacDonald Fraser and even Clive Barker.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/documentaries/features/dennis-wheatley.shtml
BBC
wn.com/Dennis Wheatley Documentary A Letter To Posterity
www.bilderberg.org
www.public-interest.co.uk
http://217.72.179.7/bilderberg/
Sorry the final 15 minutes of this documentary did not transfer.
DENNIS WHEATLEY: A LETTER TO POSTERITY
Tuesday 31 October 2006
He wrote over 70 books and sold over 50 million copies of them; he served his country with distinction in both wars; he sold fine wines to the crowned heads of Europe; but he counted a conman and a murderer among his closest friends and was a keen student of the occult and the black arts.
Dennis Wheatley was labelled the prince of thriller writers by the critics, but less than 30 years after he died, he is largely neglected. In this programme, friends including the actor Christopher Lee and experts including Wheatley's biographer Phil Baker, summon him back to this world and reconsider him as the inheritor of the mantle left by Alexandre Dumas and Rider Haggard - which he himself passed on to the likes of Ian Fleming, George MacDonald Fraser and even Clive Barker.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/documentaries/features/dennis-wheatley.shtml
BBC
- published: 23 Apr 2011
- views: 12184
Christopher Lee on Dennis Wheatley and Black Magick
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:01
- Updated: 06 Oct 2015
- views: 2640
Actor Christopher Lee references Dennis Wheatley
and warns to never get involved with black magick.
- published: 06 Oct 2015
- views: 2640
The Haunting of Toby Jugg by Dennis Wheatley Audiobook Part 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 452:28
- Updated: 18 Oct 2015
- views: 1017
Toby Jugg, a fighter pilot shot down in combat, is now confined to his bed with little hope of walking again. He is also the heir to a considerable fortune - a ...
Toby Jugg, a fighter pilot shot down in combat, is now confined to his bed with little hope of walking again. He is also the heir to a considerable fortune - a fortune that is being administered by a board of trustees until he comes of age.
At night, he is becoming increasingly disturbed by a strange presence - a mysterious shadow thrown by the moonlight through a gap in the blackout curtains. He is convinced the shadow is cast by a malevolent and unnatural entity trying to get into his room. Toby is unable to convince anyone of the reality of this entity, and slowly comes to believe that there is a ploy against him, a plot to send him mad, or to make it appear that he is already mad in order to usurp his fortune. Is this some form of hallucination? Is this unearthly creature real or a product of his imagination? Are the people caring for him actually plotting his destruction, or are they sincerely concerned for a young man whose grip on sanity is steadily weakening?
With themes of love, madness, Communism, Satanism and Freemasonry, Wheatley builds his trademark atmosphere of menace, suspicion and supernatural dread.
wn.com/The Haunting Of Toby Jugg By Dennis Wheatley Audiobook Part 1
Toby Jugg, a fighter pilot shot down in combat, is now confined to his bed with little hope of walking again. He is also the heir to a considerable fortune - a fortune that is being administered by a board of trustees until he comes of age.
At night, he is becoming increasingly disturbed by a strange presence - a mysterious shadow thrown by the moonlight through a gap in the blackout curtains. He is convinced the shadow is cast by a malevolent and unnatural entity trying to get into his room. Toby is unable to convince anyone of the reality of this entity, and slowly comes to believe that there is a ploy against him, a plot to send him mad, or to make it appear that he is already mad in order to usurp his fortune. Is this some form of hallucination? Is this unearthly creature real or a product of his imagination? Are the people caring for him actually plotting his destruction, or are they sincerely concerned for a young man whose grip on sanity is steadily weakening?
With themes of love, madness, Communism, Satanism and Freemasonry, Wheatley builds his trademark atmosphere of menace, suspicion and supernatural dread.
- published: 18 Oct 2015
- views: 1017
"Civilisation is disintegrating" Dennis Wheatley: Forces of darkness & light, warring powers
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:21
- Updated: 07 Oct 2013
- views: 4201
This interview was inexplicably and inexcusably removed by the BBC from its permanent web page about Dennis Wheatley
With the War over and the Cold War getting ...
This interview was inexplicably and inexcusably removed by the BBC from its permanent web page about Dennis Wheatley
With the War over and the Cold War getting underway, Wheatley published The Haunting of Toby Jugg in 1948. Featuring a Satanic school, this was inspired by Wheatley's inside knowledge of MI5's investigation of Dartington Hall, a liberal arts-based school in Devon. It was in Jugg that Wheatley broached his great Cold War theme, suggesting that Communism was actually a cover for Satanism, and vice versa.
As a Satanist explains, Satan "mocks those who no longer believe in his existence by having them demonstrate in favour of rule by the Proletariat on the first of May. Have you never realised that it is his anniversary, and that it is born of May-day Eve -- Walpurgis Nacht -- on which we celebrate his festival?" Walpurgis Night or St.Walburga's Eve should be familiar to Wheatley readers from The Devil Rides Out, while May Day, the old pagan festival and more recently international workers' day, was the occasion of a massive military parade of troops, tanks and missiles through Moscow, once a familiar annual sight on British television.
http://www.forteantimes.com/features/articles/2623/the_devil_rides_out.html
Dennis Wheatley Library of the Occult
Back in the early-1970s Dennis Wheatley was a big name. Now, as far as I can tell, he's pretty much forgotten and books that used to be best-sellers, like To The Devil A Daughter and The Devil Rides Out, go entirely unread. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, since Wheatley was a writer of no great talent, and his books were clunky, lumpy slabs of indigestible narrative, shot through with lashings of black magic and satanism. At the time this was dangerous, edgy stuff, but - largely through Wheatley's own efforts - there's now so much more awareness of magic rituals that his version of it isn't exactly shocking anymore. The Hammer movies of his novels (particularly The Devil Rides Out, adapted by Richard Matheson) are worth seeing - the books aren't worth reading.
However, for all his faults, Wheatley was a genuine student of the occult and he regularly used his high profile to try to educate and inform the general public. His finest moment, in my opinion, was this series of books in 1974-77. Somehow he persuaded Sphere to publish dozens of books - both fiction and non-fiction - on all aspects of the occult, relying solely on his name to sell the things to a mass market.
1 Dracula - Bram Stoker
2 The Werewolf of Paris - Guy Endore
3 Moonchild - Aleister Crowley
4 Studies in Occultism - Helena Blavatsky
5 Carnacki the Ghost-Finder - William Hope Hodgson
6 The Sorcery Review - Elliott O'Donnell
7 Harry Price: The Biography of a Ghost-Hunter - Paul Tabori
8 The Witch of Prague - F Marion Crawford
9 Uncanny Tales 1 - selected by Dennis Wheatley
10 The Prisoner in the Opal - AEW Mason
11 The Devil's Mistress - JW Brodie-Innes
12 You and Your Hand - Cheiro
13 Black Magic - Marjorie Bowen
14 Real Magic - Philip Bonewits
15 Faust - Goethe
16 Uncanny Tales 2 - selected by Dennis Wheatley
17 The Gap in the Curtain - John Buchan
18 The Interpretation of Dreams - Zolar
19 Voodoo - Alfred Metraux
20 The Necromancers - RH Benson
21 Satanism and Witches - essays & stories selected by Dennis Wheatley
22 The Winged Pharaoh - Joan Grant
23 Down There - JK Huysmans
24 The Monk - Matthew Lewis
25 Horror at Fontenay - Alexandre Dumas
26 The Hell-Fire Club - Donald McCormick
27 The Mighty Atom - Marie Corelli
28 The Affair of the Poisons - Frances Mossiker
29 The Witch and the Priest - Hilda Lewis
30 Death by Enchantment - Julian Franklyn
31 Fortune Telling by Cards - Ida Prangley
32 Dark Ways to Death - Peter Saxon
33 The Ghost Pirates - William Hope Hodgson
34 The Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux
35 The Greater Trumps - Charles Williams
36 The Return of the Magi - Maurice Magre
37 Uncanny Tales 3 - selected by Dennis Wheatley
38 King Is A Witch - Evelyn Eaton
39 Frankenstein - Mary Shelley
40 Curse of the Wise Woman - Lord Dunsany
41 Brood of the Witch Queen - Sax Rohmer
42 Brazilian Magic: Is It The Answer? - Pedro McGregor
43 Darker Than You Think - Jack Williamson
44 War In Heaven - Charles Williams
45 Morwyn - John Cowper Powys
http://www.trashfiction.co.uk/wheatley_00.html
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This interview was inexplicably and inexcusably removed by the BBC from its permanent web page about Dennis Wheatley
With the War over and the Cold War getting underway, Wheatley published The Haunting of Toby Jugg in 1948. Featuring a Satanic school, this was inspired by Wheatley's inside knowledge of MI5's investigation of Dartington Hall, a liberal arts-based school in Devon. It was in Jugg that Wheatley broached his great Cold War theme, suggesting that Communism was actually a cover for Satanism, and vice versa.
As a Satanist explains, Satan "mocks those who no longer believe in his existence by having them demonstrate in favour of rule by the Proletariat on the first of May. Have you never realised that it is his anniversary, and that it is born of May-day Eve -- Walpurgis Nacht -- on which we celebrate his festival?" Walpurgis Night or St.Walburga's Eve should be familiar to Wheatley readers from The Devil Rides Out, while May Day, the old pagan festival and more recently international workers' day, was the occasion of a massive military parade of troops, tanks and missiles through Moscow, once a familiar annual sight on British television.
http://www.forteantimes.com/features/articles/2623/the_devil_rides_out.html
Dennis Wheatley Library of the Occult
Back in the early-1970s Dennis Wheatley was a big name. Now, as far as I can tell, he's pretty much forgotten and books that used to be best-sellers, like To The Devil A Daughter and The Devil Rides Out, go entirely unread. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, since Wheatley was a writer of no great talent, and his books were clunky, lumpy slabs of indigestible narrative, shot through with lashings of black magic and satanism. At the time this was dangerous, edgy stuff, but - largely through Wheatley's own efforts - there's now so much more awareness of magic rituals that his version of it isn't exactly shocking anymore. The Hammer movies of his novels (particularly The Devil Rides Out, adapted by Richard Matheson) are worth seeing - the books aren't worth reading.
However, for all his faults, Wheatley was a genuine student of the occult and he regularly used his high profile to try to educate and inform the general public. His finest moment, in my opinion, was this series of books in 1974-77. Somehow he persuaded Sphere to publish dozens of books - both fiction and non-fiction - on all aspects of the occult, relying solely on his name to sell the things to a mass market.
1 Dracula - Bram Stoker
2 The Werewolf of Paris - Guy Endore
3 Moonchild - Aleister Crowley
4 Studies in Occultism - Helena Blavatsky
5 Carnacki the Ghost-Finder - William Hope Hodgson
6 The Sorcery Review - Elliott O'Donnell
7 Harry Price: The Biography of a Ghost-Hunter - Paul Tabori
8 The Witch of Prague - F Marion Crawford
9 Uncanny Tales 1 - selected by Dennis Wheatley
10 The Prisoner in the Opal - AEW Mason
11 The Devil's Mistress - JW Brodie-Innes
12 You and Your Hand - Cheiro
13 Black Magic - Marjorie Bowen
14 Real Magic - Philip Bonewits
15 Faust - Goethe
16 Uncanny Tales 2 - selected by Dennis Wheatley
17 The Gap in the Curtain - John Buchan
18 The Interpretation of Dreams - Zolar
19 Voodoo - Alfred Metraux
20 The Necromancers - RH Benson
21 Satanism and Witches - essays & stories selected by Dennis Wheatley
22 The Winged Pharaoh - Joan Grant
23 Down There - JK Huysmans
24 The Monk - Matthew Lewis
25 Horror at Fontenay - Alexandre Dumas
26 The Hell-Fire Club - Donald McCormick
27 The Mighty Atom - Marie Corelli
28 The Affair of the Poisons - Frances Mossiker
29 The Witch and the Priest - Hilda Lewis
30 Death by Enchantment - Julian Franklyn
31 Fortune Telling by Cards - Ida Prangley
32 Dark Ways to Death - Peter Saxon
33 The Ghost Pirates - William Hope Hodgson
34 The Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux
35 The Greater Trumps - Charles Williams
36 The Return of the Magi - Maurice Magre
37 Uncanny Tales 3 - selected by Dennis Wheatley
38 King Is A Witch - Evelyn Eaton
39 Frankenstein - Mary Shelley
40 Curse of the Wise Woman - Lord Dunsany
41 Brood of the Witch Queen - Sax Rohmer
42 Brazilian Magic: Is It The Answer? - Pedro McGregor
43 Darker Than You Think - Jack Williamson
44 War In Heaven - Charles Williams
45 Morwyn - John Cowper Powys
http://www.trashfiction.co.uk/wheatley_00.html
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Dennis Wheatley: "You're style isn't so hot" "By jove it isn't!"
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Dennis Wheatley (1970-1975)
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Dennis Wheatley. Location of events unknown.
C/U of a drawing of a rather scary looking goat. The camera pulls out to reveal the full book cover of Wheatley'...
Dennis Wheatley. Location of events unknown.
C/U of a drawing of a rather scary looking goat. The camera pulls out to reveal the full book cover of Wheatley's book titled 'THE DEVIL RIDES OUT'
Shots of garden wall with plants growing up the side. Shot of bus stop sign. L/S of ferry pulling away from port. Shots of yachts and small boat in the harbour. More shots of wall. L/S of residential street. The camera zooms in on one particularly residence. M/Ss of model soldiers in cabinet. C/U looking over Wheatley's shoulder as he writes and smokes a cigarette. M/S as woman hands him some manuscripts. Several shots of Wheatley at work at desk.
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Dennis Wheatley. Location of events unknown.
C/U of a drawing of a rather scary looking goat. The camera pulls out to reveal the full book cover of Wheatley's book titled 'THE DEVIL RIDES OUT'
Shots of garden wall with plants growing up the side. Shot of bus stop sign. L/S of ferry pulling away from port. Shots of yachts and small boat in the harbour. More shots of wall. L/S of residential street. The camera zooms in on one particularly residence. M/Ss of model soldiers in cabinet. C/U looking over Wheatley's shoulder as he writes and smokes a cigarette. M/S as woman hands him some manuscripts. Several shots of Wheatley at work at desk.
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Dennis Wheatley: my great Satanic teacher!
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Author of black magic tales and more; my inspiration!
Author of black magic tales and more; my inspiration!
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Dennis Wheatley at Hammer
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A short programme documenting the filming of Hammer's trio of Wheatley adaptions, The Devil Rides Out, The Lost Continent and To the Devil...A Daughter.
A short programme documenting the filming of Hammer's trio of Wheatley adaptions, The Devil Rides Out, The Lost Continent and To the Devil...A Daughter.
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A short programme documenting the filming of Hammer's trio of Wheatley adaptions, The Devil Rides Out, The Lost Continent and To the Devil...A Daughter.
- published: 17 Jun 2016
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The Power Of The Witch (1971)
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An extremely rare documentary about Witchcraft aired once in the UK in 1971. Featuring contributions from Eleanor Bone, Cecil Williamson, Alex & Maxine Sanders,...
An extremely rare documentary about Witchcraft aired once in the UK in 1971. Featuring contributions from Eleanor Bone, Cecil Williamson, Alex & Maxine Sanders, Doreen Valiente et al. Very much of its time and with some very rare footage, also includes reference to the famously unsolved murder of Charles Walton on Meon Hill.
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An extremely rare documentary about Witchcraft aired once in the UK in 1971. Featuring contributions from Eleanor Bone, Cecil Williamson, Alex & Maxine Sanders, Doreen Valiente et al. Very much of its time and with some very rare footage, also includes reference to the famously unsolved murder of Charles Walton on Meon Hill.
- published: 06 Jun 2012
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GU Interview Maria Wheatley, Geomancer
Maria Wheatley is a second-generation dowser who is a leading authority on the geodetic system of earth energies. She was taught how to decode and divine the land by her late father, Dennis Wheatley, who was considered to be one of the UKs top Master Dowsers. She shares the use of Dowsing today in understanding the land we live and work on and utilizing the healing properties of yin water. There are NO WATER SHORTAGES on the planet and water can be accessed by all anyone on the planet. -
Billy MacKenzie Paul Haig Give Me Time (Dennis Wheatley Mix)
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The History of Stonehenge Complex 2015
Surrounding Stonehenge there are numerous ancient sites. This interview explores the many sites associated with the stone circle. Author and tutor, Maria Wheatley, has been teaching past life regression, reflexology, tarot and dowsing for Swindon College and the British School of Yoga for 15 years. Her late father Dennis Wheatley was a Master Dowser who was considered a world authority on the geodetic system of earth energies. He taught Maria to dowse over 20 years ago. Maria loves the world of the paranormal and felt inspired to write about the mystical stones of Avebury. Whilst researching the book Maria and her co author were followed around the stone circles by a spirit who guided them to rediscover a long lost solar alignment. Her late father and other Master Diviners showed Maria ho...
GU Interview Maria Wheatley, Geomancer
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Maria Wheatley is a second-generation dowser who is a leading authority on the geodetic system of earth energies. She was taught how to decode and divine the la...
Maria Wheatley is a second-generation dowser who is a leading authority on the geodetic system of earth energies. She was taught how to decode and divine the land by her late father, Dennis Wheatley, who was considered to be one of the UKs top Master Dowsers. She shares the use of Dowsing today in understanding the land we live and work on and utilizing the healing properties of yin water.
There are NO WATER SHORTAGES on the planet and water can be accessed by all anyone on the planet.
wn.com/Gu Interview Maria Wheatley, Geomancer
Maria Wheatley is a second-generation dowser who is a leading authority on the geodetic system of earth energies. She was taught how to decode and divine the land by her late father, Dennis Wheatley, who was considered to be one of the UKs top Master Dowsers. She shares the use of Dowsing today in understanding the land we live and work on and utilizing the healing properties of yin water.
There are NO WATER SHORTAGES on the planet and water can be accessed by all anyone on the planet.
- published: 17 Nov 2014
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Billy MacKenzie Paul Haig Give Me Time (Dennis Wheatley Mix)
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From "Memory Palace"
From "Memory Palace"
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The History of Stonehenge Complex 2015
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Surrounding Stonehenge there are numerous ancient sites. This interview explores the many sites associated with the stone circle.
Author and tutor, Maria Wheat...
Surrounding Stonehenge there are numerous ancient sites. This interview explores the many sites associated with the stone circle.
Author and tutor, Maria Wheatley, has been teaching past life regression, reflexology, tarot and dowsing for Swindon College and the British School of Yoga for 15 years. Her late father Dennis Wheatley was a Master Dowser who was considered a world authority on the geodetic system of earth energies. He taught Maria to dowse over 20 years ago. Maria loves the world of the paranormal and felt inspired to write about the mystical stones of Avebury. Whilst researching the book Maria and her co author were followed around the stone circles by a spirit who guided them to rediscover a long lost solar alignment. Her late father and other Master Diviners showed Maria how the stones absorb and transmit earth energy - which she has proved in the book by using senstive electromagnetic detecting equipment,
Maria gives regular dowsing tours and workshops at sacred sites such as Avebury, Stonehenge, Glastonbury, Uffington, Ireland and Scotland. Maria runs professional dowsing courses to certificated level, practical weekend courses, one day workshops, homestudy of SKYPE lessons are available. Maria runs The Avebury School of Esoteric Studies which is affiliated with the Association of British Correspondence Colleges. Gain a qualification with one of the UKs top Master Dowsers.
Interview by James Swagger please visit http://www.jamesswagger.com/ for the capricorn radio archive.
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Surrounding Stonehenge there are numerous ancient sites. This interview explores the many sites associated with the stone circle.
Author and tutor, Maria Wheatley, has been teaching past life regression, reflexology, tarot and dowsing for Swindon College and the British School of Yoga for 15 years. Her late father Dennis Wheatley was a Master Dowser who was considered a world authority on the geodetic system of earth energies. He taught Maria to dowse over 20 years ago. Maria loves the world of the paranormal and felt inspired to write about the mystical stones of Avebury. Whilst researching the book Maria and her co author were followed around the stone circles by a spirit who guided them to rediscover a long lost solar alignment. Her late father and other Master Diviners showed Maria how the stones absorb and transmit earth energy - which she has proved in the book by using senstive electromagnetic detecting equipment,
Maria gives regular dowsing tours and workshops at sacred sites such as Avebury, Stonehenge, Glastonbury, Uffington, Ireland and Scotland. Maria runs professional dowsing courses to certificated level, practical weekend courses, one day workshops, homestudy of SKYPE lessons are available. Maria runs The Avebury School of Esoteric Studies which is affiliated with the Association of British Correspondence Colleges. Gain a qualification with one of the UKs top Master Dowsers.
Interview by James Swagger please visit http://www.jamesswagger.com/ for the capricorn radio archive.
- published: 07 Feb 2015
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Dennis Wheatley documentary - A Letter To Posterity
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Christopher Lee on Dennis Wheatley and Black Magick
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The Haunting of Toby Jugg by Dennis Wheatley Audiobook Part 1
Toby Jugg, a fighter pilot shot down in combat, is now confined to his bed with little hop...
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"Civilisation is disintegrating" Dennis Wheatley: Forces of darkness & light, warring powers
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Dennis Wheatley: "You're style isn't so hot" "By jove it isn't!"
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Dennis Wheatley (1970-1975)
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Billy MacKenzie Paul Haig Give Me Time (Dennis Wheatley Mix)
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The History of Stonehenge Complex 2015
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Trump: 'What Do You Think Of Waterboarding? I Like It A Lot'
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Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump addressed a cheering partisan audience at an Ohio rally Wednesday and repeated his call for the return of waterboarding against Islamic State militants saying, “What do you think of waterboarding?. He then responded to his own question saying “I like it a lot.” ... The New York real estate tycoon lamented the U.S ... to close its borders to Muslim arrivals....
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Iraq: 250 ISIS Fighters Dead In U.S Airstrikes Near Fallujah
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In one of the biggest setbacks to the Islamic State (or the ISIS) in recent times, more than 250 fighters who had pledged allegiance to the organization and were fighting the Iraqi army were killed in an U.S. airstrike ... U.S. Military officials have confirmed that the airstrikes were carried out targeting fleeing ISIS fighters ... Another official added; ... We have embedded a few tweets below. Note that these reports have not been verified yet....
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Repaired Egyptair MS804 Black Box 'Confirms Smoke'
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Egyptian aviation investigators confirmed a black box recording from EgyptAir flight MS804 from Paris to Cairo that plunged into the Mediterranean on May 19 and killed all 66 people aboard showed smoke onboard, BBC News reported Wednesday. Automated electronic messages sent by the plane had shown that smoke detectors went off in a toilet and in the avionics area below the cockpit, minutes before the plane disappeared....
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Pyonghattan Skyscrapers Arise Out Of Crippling North Korean Sanctions
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The last few years haven’t been good for North Korea as crippling sanctions and isolationism have caused the rogue country to turn inward and continue showing the world the country is doing fine.But now North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has put his soldier-builders to work on yet another major project — a series of apartments and high-rises that are once again changing the Pyongyang skyline, The Associated Press reported Wednesday....
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Congress Sends Puerto Rico Debt Measure to Obama
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The Senate passed the bill to assist debt stricken Puerto Rico with a 68-30 vote, three weeks after the House backed the measure and two days before the island is to make a $2 billion payment to creditors according to The Associated Press. Obama has stated that he will sign the legislation quickly once Congress sent it his way ... U.S ... The legislation is set to create a board which would overlook the U.S ... - WN.com, Maureen Foody....
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The Loney by Andrew Michael Hurley review: We still fear the old way
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It could be Bunyan. A small group of men and women sets out into the wilderness – in this case the untracked tidal flats of the Loney and its rank hinterland. They see themselves as pilgrims, God-haunted. They are in search of an old conformity, the stark rites of the early church ... The Loney is part of an English Gothic tradition running from the nuanced dread in Wilkie Collins to the ersatz satanic menace in Dennis Wheatley....
Moon River in full flow at Southwell
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Moon River gave new champion all-weather trainer Mick Appleby another notable success when landing the feature Visit attheraces.com Handicap at Southwell ... One-time expensive purchase Pearl Spectre (5-2) registered his first success since December 2013 when taking the Happy Wedding Anniversary Dennis And Mary Handicap ... Harwoods Star (8-1) got up in the last 50 yards to deny Fujin in the Dennis Wheatley 60th Birthday Handicap ... Egan said ... ....
50 David Bowie moments
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From suburban London schoolboy to a musical colossus, snapshots of David Bowie’s kaleidoscopic life ... 2 Fittingly, Bowie shared his birthday with Elvis Presley, Gypsy Rose Lee, the occult novelist Dennis Wheatley, William Hartnell (the first Doctor Who) and the Bowie-like figure of Roy Batty, the post-human “replicant” android of Blade Runner, whose “incept date” of 8 January 2016 was at the very least an intriguing coincidence ... ....
The British spy: how our national obsession led to Bond and Smiley
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In a week that sees the release of a new 007 film and a le Carré biography, what is our enduring love for tales of espionage? ... Spectre, the new Bond movie, will go on general release, starring Daniel Craig ... “Fishing.” ... Seduced by camp ritual, interwar thriller writers like Dornford Yates, Dennis Wheatley, Ambler, AEW Mason and Geoffrey Household, many of whom had links to the security services, conducted an imperial swansong ... ....
The Great British Dream Factory by Dominic Sandbrook review – intellectual snobs beware
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Britain has become a cultural superpower by exporting Top Gear, Del Boy and Andrew Lloyd Webber, argues Sandbrook ... She is sent north to audit the Loch Ness monster ... (There’s a bit of sleight-of-hand here, which involves emphasising the oak panels and military history books in Keith Richards’s Sussex home, and omitting references to the strobe lighting and Dennis Wheatley paperbacks, but the point stands.) ... ....
Saruman The Nazi Hunter
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Vampire, evil wizard, Bond nemesis and Scottish laird. There was no part Christopher Lee wouldn’t play. Oh, and he documented Nazi atrocities ... He died in hospital in London on June 7, aged 93 ... Despite some other notable horror films for Hammer, including the Dennis Wheatley adaptations The Devil Rides Out (1967) and To The Devil a Daughter (1976), Lee decided that he needed to change direction to avoid typecasting ... ....
Sir Christopher Lee: 'Crown Prince of Terror' whose work with Hammer Horror led the postwar ...
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Christopher Lee was the last surviving member of a band of actors synonymous with the postwar revival in Gothic fantasy films ... Christopher Lee ... Lee maintained his hectic schedule throughout the 1960s – though the Fu Manchu series rapidly lost its spark – appearing to good effect in Hammer's adaptation of Dennis Wheatley's The Devil Rides Out (1968) and teaming up with Karloff again in The Curse Of The Crimson Altar (1968) ... JOHN EXSHAW ... ....
International movie icon Christopher Lee dead at 93
Edit The Examiner 11 Jun 2015
Sir Christopher Lee died Sunday, June 7th in London of heart failure, according to multiple outlets including The Associated Press and The New York Times. He was 93 ... Lee’s height (he was six foot five, according to most sources) was a disadvantage early in his career, as he towered over most leading men ... He played Dennis Wheatley’s urbane expert on the occult, the Duc de Richleau in “The Devil Rides Out” in 1968 ... He was a fan of J.R.R ... ....
Prince of Darkness: 5 Christopher Lee Movies to Watch
Edit Rollingstone 11 Jun 2015
He played everything from Sherlock Holmes to Fu Manchu, mystic Russian monks to Bond villains, Egyptian pharoahs to Transylvanian counts with a taste for Type 0 ... Who else could brag that they had taken on Gandalf, 007, Yoda and the Police Academy recruits? Sidebar. Christopher Lee Dead at 93 » ... Dennis Wheatley's longtime pulp hero, the Duke De Richleau, who's investigating some strange occurrences involving a friend's son ... ....
Christopher Lee’s Top 15 Most Heavy Metal Moments
Edit VH1 11 Jun 2015
Christopher Lee would not have us mope over him, though ... 15. Making Christmas Metal ... 14 ... 13 ... British horror author Dennis Wheatley captivated readers worldwide with a series of occult thrillers following the adventures Satanism investigator Duc de Richelieu. In 1968, England’s premiere horror studio Hammer Films turned Wheatley’s 1934 breakthrough, The Devil Rides Out, into a first class production, and forever rendered horror more metal ... ....
Christopher Lee, legendary movie villain and horror icon, dies at 93
Edit Toronto Sun 11 Jun 2015
He was 93. Lee appeared in 10 films as Count Dracula (nine if his uncredited role in the comedy "One More Time" is excluded) ... Lee made horror films for Hammer that were not vampire-centered. He was the title character in 1959's "The Mummy" and 1966's Rasputin, the Mad Monk." He also brought Dennis Wheatley, an acclaimed author of occult thriller, to Hammer, where two adaptations were produced, both starring Lee....
Christopher Lee, Actor Who Made Dracula Count Again, Dies at 93
Edit Philadelphia Daily News 11 Jun 2015
LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) - Christopher Lee, the second most famous Dracula of the 20th century -- an impressive feat -- and a memorably irrepressible villain in James Bond film "The Man With the Golden Gun," in the Star Wars films and in "The Lord of the Rings" pics, has died. He was 93 ... He also brought Dennis Wheatley, an acclaimed author of occult thriller, to Hammer, where two adaptations were produced, both starring Lee ... BUSINESS.....
Christopher Lee, Dracula and 'Star Wars' Actor, Dies at 93
Edit Philadelphia Daily News 11 Jun 2015
By Carmel Dagan ... He was 93. Lee appeared in 10 films as Count Dracula (nine if his uncredited role in the comedy "One More Time" is excluded) ... His close friend Peter Cushing, with whom he would co-star in horror films frequently, starred as the Baron ... He also brought Dennis Wheatley, an acclaimed author of occult thrillers, to Hammer, where two adaptations were produced, both starring Lee ... The first is considered among Hammer's best work....
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