Peter Cushing Thing" (1982). Director Tim Burton and actor Johnny Depp both said the portrayal of Ichabod Crane in "Sleepy Hollow" was intended to resemble that of Cushing's old horror film performances. In 2008, fourteen years after his death, Cushing's image was used in a set of stamps issued by the Royal Mail honouring Hammer Studios films on the fiftieth anniversary of the release of "Dracula". Peter Cushing was dedicated to his wife Helen, to whom he was married for twenty-eight years until her death in 1971. Cushing often said he felt his life had ended when hers did, and he was
Gay for Johnny Depp year, their song "Sex In Your Mouth" was released on the Kerrang! compilation album, "New Breed". The band's first full-length album, "The Politics of Cruelty", was released on 5 November 2007; it was rare example of a hardcore band receiving positive reviews in publications such as "NME", "Q", "The Guardian" and "Uncut" as well as heavier rock publications such as "Rock Sound". A number of tracks also aired on BBC Radio 1. Instead of featuring the usual biographical material, advance copies of the album sent to the media contained a highly explicit pornographic fan letter to actor Johnny Depp, purported