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Post by Andy Henderson on Nov 25, 2003 22:25:28 GMT
Just a reminder........!
Missing Believed Wiped: 10th Anniversary
Part 1 - 3PM / Part 2 - 5.50PM
Including:
Opening of BBC2 (1964)
Early news bulletin from ITN (1965)
Rare 1950s OB
Extracts from - No Hiding Place (ITV) - Mogul (BBC) - Blackmail (ITV) - Julie Andrews special (ITV) 1973
Adam Adamant in Adam Adamant Lives! (D for Destruction) - BBC 1966
The Heart of Show Business (1967) ITV Colour
Till Death Us Do Part (1966) BBC – First Episode – ‘Arguments, Arguments’
Spike Milligan (A series of Unrelated incidents at Current Market Value) – 5/09/61 BBC
Morecambe and Wise (Oct 1968) BBC
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Post by Brian Fretwell on Nov 26, 2003 20:54:33 GMT
I've got my tickets (prog 1 & 2) and the time is going slowly to the day.
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Post by Andy Henderson on Nov 26, 2003 22:38:18 GMT
I'm glad NFT1 is being used. I never understood why NFT2 was designed with only one aisle (anyone know?). If you do end up on the row next to the wall, you can hear the rhythmic thumping noise of (what I think is) the air conditioning!!! Speaking of noises, I wonder if 'the voice' is turning up this year? Perhaps the loudest laugh in the whole theatre!
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Post by JezR on Nov 27, 2003 8:55:52 GMT
Speaking of noises, I wonder if 'the voice' is turning up this year? Perhaps the loudest laugh in the whole theatre! Maybe we should all keep an eye out for him (or should that be an ear?) and when the sound of the laugh emerges stand up pointing and shouting 'it's him!' ... |
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Post by Alan Hayes on Nov 27, 2003 10:38:47 GMT
Speaking of noises, I wonder if 'the voice' is turning up this year? Perhaps the loudest laugh in the whole theatre! Not just the loudest laugh, also the most out of sync with the rest of the audience... I too am delighted that NFT1 is the venue. Much nicer... Just as long as we don't have that BBC4 film crew shining lights into the audience during the showings, I'll be very happy... Best, Alan |
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Post by Andy Henderson on Nov 27, 2003 17:03:17 GMT
"Just as long as we don't have that BBC4 film crew shining lights into the audience during the showings"
Ahh well It is possible that during the 'Adam Adamant' screening, every time Patrick Troughton appears, the Halogen bulbs will be switched on to full intensity. This will desensitise Dr Who fans present so that they can enjoy the rest of the screenings without getting over excited!
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Post by Alan Hayes on Nov 28, 2003 13:16:10 GMT
"Just as long as we don't have that BBC4 film crew shining lights into the audience during the showings" Ahh well It is possible that during the 'Adam Adamant' screening, every time Patrick Troughton appears, the Halogen bulbs will be switched on to full intensity. This will desensitise Dr Who fans present so that they can enjoy the rest of the screenings without getting over excited! Well, I'm a "Doctor Who" fan, Andy, and for me, Patrick Troughton's appearance in "D for Destruction" is completely incidental. I'm just delighted to be getting the chance to see another "Adam Adamant Lives!". We're not all geeks slavering at the mouth, you know. Just most of us...  |
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Post by Brian Fretwell on Nov 29, 2003 0:42:19 GMT
Well I survived the halogens (Blondes IIRC) that were on during the Dad's Army sements of the previous one in NFT1, so I'm ready for it.
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Post by Andy Henderson on Nov 30, 2003 3:49:16 GMT
"We're not all geeks slavering at the mouth, you know."
I was joking (really - yes for once!). I'm typing this at the rather untypical hour of 3.30am, but just wanted to add that yes, the screenings were great fun.
In addition to that.......
'The Voice' was present and to add to that a 'hummer' who has a taste for the No Hiding place theme! But seriously, it was good to see so many people from the forum and to see these films. it was a lovely crowd of people all with the same interest.
Everyone who contributed a film or who turned up deserves credit for making the whole day such an enjoyable experience.
And now, I must sleep and I am 9and one too many) rather under the affluence of incohol!!!
And Doctor Who fans are all smashing too......I take it all back!!! (Until I sober up!!! ;-)
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Post by Brian Fretwell on Nov 30, 2003 16:25:26 GMT
It sounded to me as if "The Vioce" had brought a friend. I was in c16 and heard two behind and to the left of me.
One odd point, in the Adam Adamant story it seemed to me as if one section (where Adam was beinbng knocked out with the gun by Michael Ripper, not the flashback) looked as if it was from a different pring. It was much less contrasty and lower grain, seemed as if the rest was a viewing print and this was from a print for telecine. I wonder why, could it have been cut and then reinstated? It didn't seem that violent, but could have been the reason it was in the wrong tin if it was taken out for the shot to be spliced in again.
Anyone , notice this or know anything about it?
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