From Little White Lies:

In the autumn of 2015, I adopted two lovely stray cats while living in Berlin. After I took them to the vet to be neutered, they returned with upset stomachs due to the anaesthetic used. I left them alone for a few hours while I went to the supermarket – when I came back, in either a random tragedy or a deliberate act of feline revenge – one of them had managed to direct his explosive diarrhoea all over the bottom shelf of my bookcase.

Naively I assumed this was the most abhorrent cat-related incident I would ever bear witness to. I suppose, in some twisted way, I should be impressed (director) Tom Hooper has managed to best this.

From The Boston Globe:

Oh God, my eyes.

From The Detroit News

An astonishing misfire. It’s “Battlefield Earth” with whiskers.

From the Chicago Tribune:

“Cats” cannot be beat for sheer folly and misjudgment and audience-reaction-to-“Springtime for Hitler”-in-“The Producers” stupefaction.

Josephine Jacqueline Jones in Black Venus (1983)

From Wikipedia: “Black Venus is a 1983 softcore erotic melodrama film directed by Claude Mulot. It purportedly is based on an unspecified short story by Honoré de Balzac. It was produced by Playboy Enterprises and originally aired in an edited 80-minute version on the Playboy Channel; an uncut English-dubbed version was released on DVD in 2006.”

One of the stars of the film was an English scandal figure, Mandy Rice-Davies, who was played by Bridget Fonda in Scandal, the 1989 film about the Profumo Affair.

As for Josephine Jacqueline Jones: Before this film she was Miss Bahamas, 1979. After this film she made a few more unimportant films for 3-4 years, then disappeared. She would only be 59 now, so I assume she’s alive, but as far as I can tell, nobody seems to know or care where she is.