I think Lottie’s estimation of a top FBI man’s observational capabilities is based on Fox Mulder, who would suss out in minutes that Lottie and Mildred are refugees from a lost timeline who were once under alien mind control, but probably never figure out that they’re 13–14.
“The name ‘En-ra-ha,’ a driver safety teaching tool used repeatedly by Marsan’s character, Scott, as a reminder for the driver to look in the car’s mirrors, has become a catch phrase associated both with the film and with Marsan as an actor. During a lesson, Scott explains to Poppy that ‘En-ra-ha’ is a fallen angel and refers to ‘the all-seeing eye’ at the top of a ‘golden triangle’ formed by a car’s rearview mirror and side mirrors. Scott tells Poppy, ‘You see. You remember. You will remember Enraha till the day you die and I would have done my job.’ The name ‘En-ra-ha’ was invented by Marsan during his improvisational preparation for the film, inspired by a recording of the English occultist Aleister Crowley.” — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy-Go-Lucky_(2008_film)
John Campbell over 1 year ago
I think Lottie’s estimation of a top FBI man’s observational capabilities is based on Fox Mulder, who would suss out in minutes that Lottie and Mildred are refugees from a lost timeline who were once under alien mind control, but probably never figure out that they’re 13–14.
“The name ‘En-ra-ha,’ a driver safety teaching tool used repeatedly by Marsan’s character, Scott, as a reminder for the driver to look in the car’s mirrors, has become a catch phrase associated both with the film and with Marsan as an actor. During a lesson, Scott explains to Poppy that ‘En-ra-ha’ is a fallen angel and refers to ‘the all-seeing eye’ at the top of a ‘golden triangle’ formed by a car’s rearview mirror and side mirrors. Scott tells Poppy, ‘You see. You remember. You will remember Enraha till the day you die and I would have done my job.’ The name ‘En-ra-ha’ was invented by Marsan during his improvisational preparation for the film, inspired by a recording of the English occultist Aleister Crowley.” — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy-Go-Lucky_(2008_film)
tudza Premium Member over 1 year ago
Ah, the Chowder Head.
Aladar30 Premium Member over 1 year ago
What an incredible depressing reality is this. Poor Ryan. And I’m sorry for Lottie, but everyone can see they’re still not 18.
scyphi26 over 1 year ago
If they’re supposed to look 18, then they’re the shortest 18-year-olds I’ve seen.
GaryCooper over 1 year ago
“Going to see any band at the Moorhen is probably charity.”
Yep.
So is going out with Ryan, at this point.
6turtle9 over 1 year ago
Oh this is going to go just smashingly…
Mary Ellen over 1 year ago
En Ra Ha?
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 1 year ago
“Moon child” an occult novel written by A. Crowley in 1947.