Here's a steely-faced Peter Cushing unleashing the power of God in 1960's The Brides of Dracula while wearing a jaunty Alpine hat.
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Turning the Undead in Style
Here's a steely-faced Peter Cushing unleashing the power of God in 1960's The Brides of Dracula while wearing a jaunty Alpine hat.
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Great pic. He reminds me of my grandpa -- they look quite a bit alike -- and Gramps always had a jaunty hat too!
ReplyDeleteha that is a cool pic. sometimes people of a certain age forget that Cushing had a career before Episode IV.
ReplyDeleteSeeing this, I understand better why a cleric rather than a priest. Looks more like a clergymen than an antic priest.
ReplyDeleteIn french, cleric has been translated as clerc, which is mostly used for a noatry's clerk, or any writer - even an old synonymous to intelectual - rather than a heavy armoured warrior-monk style guy.
You know, based on these past few posts I think houseruling in some increased knowledge in monsterology AND monsteronomy would be appropriate for a cleric. Something like if they make a 1 in 6 check they're allowed to look whatever the party's facing up in the Monster Manual. (YMMV of course...)
ReplyDeleteMaybe to turn undead, clerics should be required to carry a holy symbol and wear a Bavarian hat.
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