I take it that these are supposed to be Hussein, Lambert, and Newman?
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I take it that these are supposed to be Hussein, Lambert, and Newman?
In a sort of nice mumsey way, which is part of what made every single man in the Universe wanting to get in her cardigan all the more sweet. This new Barbra is more sultry looking.
Or maybe it's just me getting older?
Or maybe it's just me getting older?
Jacqueline Hill was sultry enough for me, that much is certain.
Crossing my fingers that we get to see a lot of the making of the actual show in this movie. And it's not another Hollywoodland (good as that movie was) where most of it was about George Reeves' relationships and all we got were a few quick glimpses of the making of Adventures of Superman.
Well, Hollywoodland was more about Reeves as a person and the mystery of his death, with Superman as a backdrop. This, as the title suggests, is more about the creation of the show. Although it might be more about the people involved in the creation and the behind-the-scenes politics and relationships than the actual logistics of filming.
Oops! Accidentally posted the second pic twice. Here is the edited post with the actual third image:
A few more:
Edit: Accidentally posted second pic a second time instead of the third pic.
In latest DWM David Bradley says they have recreated a long scene from the original pilot as well as scenes from the episode that went out as the first one. Plus we know other scenes recreated from other stories so I suspect we will see a lot of the show and just behind the scenes.
A one off drama (on BBC Four?) probably won't even get a trailer and if it does, not till two weeks out at least.
A one off drama (on BBC Four?) probably won't even get a trailer and if it does, not till two weeks out at least.
Unless you're in America, when you get it six months out.
^Yes, you're correct.
The same place as the trailer for The Day of the Doctor.
A one off drama (on BBC Four?) probably won't even get a trailer and if it does, not till two weeks out at least.
Unless you're in America, when you get it six months out.
What? You moaning about there being a trailer at Comic Con?
I just think it's dumb Comic Con in the US gets a trailer and no similar event in England does.
BBC America paid for the SDCC trip this year, as they have every year. If they want an exclusive trailer in exchange for the trip, especially since they're coproducers on the Gatiss film, that's their right.
To be fair, one in Scotland got a trailer as well.
I've seen the second poster before, but not the first. Both are fantastic and I would love to get hold of a print version. Maybe I'll be able to find one when I'm in London for the anniversary.
Pardon my ignorance, but I'm not clear on the authenticity of the posters. Are they issued by BBC, or fan-made? Sometimes the fan-made stuff is so much better that I've apparently become conditioned to expect mediocre work from the official production company, and stellar work from the fans.
