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List: Golden Dawns Occult Adventures

Golden Dawns stories of occult and magick.

Cast list
Aleister Crowley as himself

 

 


Shirl (Ms Golden Dawn) as Dion Fortune

 

 


Shirl's real Dad as Samuel Liddel Macgregor Mathers

 

 


Vic Reeves as Gay Holmes

 

 


Matt Lucas as Dr What

 

 


Henry Ian Cusick as the Mysterious Beardy Bloke


 


Brad Pitt as Elijah DeCourt

 

 


Angelina Jolie as Elijah DeCourts incessant stalker Cherrie

 

 

 

Mel Gibson as Angus McWurdy the Scottish Poet

 

 

 

All theme tunes and background music written and performed by Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple.

 

(P.S - theme tune is Stairway to Heaven... by Led Zeppelin)

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  • nigelartist
    May 4, 2007
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    very funny


  • PerVirtuous
    May 12, 2007
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    Nu -uh!

    I see Mel Brooks as Aliester Crowley, Terry Jones in drag as Dion Fortune, John Cleese as Samuel Liddel Macgregor Mathers, Alan Carr as Gay Holmes, Nigelartist as Dr. What, Stephen Wright as the mysterious bearded guy, Salma Hayek as stalker, Michael Palin as Angus McWurdy, and Ben Stiller as Elijah DeCourt. I dunno. That's just who I see.

  • abu nuwas
    May 25
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    Crowley

    I did not manage to finish your tales, as I have blocked Adult material, to prevent the corruption of my soul. I was particularly interested, as my father knew Crowley, when he was at Cambridge, full of Fabianism, and the occult. He later had a dramatic conversion to Catholicism, and, I recall, told me a story about Crowley. They were out on a walk - people seemed to do enormous walks in those days, my father also knew, and walked with, Rupert Brooke. As they walked, they came up to a girl walking ahead. Crowley said: "I shall make her fall over", and proceeded to go down a little on one knee, then more, and more and then right down -and down the girl fell! My father was a very truthful man, so , unless one believes this stuff, it is hard to reconcile, save by the intervention of hypnotism, which he himself could do, though I have no idea where he picked it up. He was of a scientific bent, and though he had seen tables dancing around on one leg, with the smell of sulphur, he was well aware that that was trickery. This was around 1907 -1910. Crowley, I think, had dropped out of Cambridge, but plainly hung around. I have long wondered how my father came to meet him. As mentioned, he was a keen Fabian, and I did wonder whether some of the young rebels there, also expressed their feelings by joining what was first the Cambridge Ghost Society, which became the Society for Psychic Research, and whether Crowley was a guest or member.

    It is extraordinary to think that in those days, a British Prime Minister, Baldwin, could say that this was the most important area for research of all.

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