@seanroses I WAS FROM DERBY BUT HAVE SOME BLACK & WHITE PHOTOS
OF ME AS A KID WITH MY GRAN TAKEN AT NOTTINGHAM CASTLE
WOW……..
NOW IN USA…..CHEERS THANKS 4 THE MEMORIES.
@jocksmen yes mate i used to booze in that pub about five years ago,im a radford lad and its a bloody shame that they cannot save the pub just like the raleigh works,just a memory for a few,tis a great film
can anyone tell me where to find the song that plays on this trailer and frequently throughout the film? i know its by johnny dankworth, but i dont know where to find it :/
can someone tell me the song that is played on this trailer and frequently throught the film, i know its by johnny dankworth, but i dont know where to find it :/
It is an excellent movie, very gritty, but the book is even better…but the actress who played his married lover was attrocious on accents! She was all over the show, lol
Thank you very much.
Does anybody know the name of this song played? cheers
what a cracking gritty drama. Loved it!
and take laughin boy with ya.
ONE OF THE FAVORITE FILMS OF MORRISSEY
MASTERPIECE
@seanroses I WAS FROM DERBY BUT HAVE SOME BLACK & WHITE PHOTOS
OF ME AS A KID WITH MY GRAN TAKEN AT NOTTINGHAM CASTLE
WOW……..
NOW IN USA…..CHEERS THANKS 4 THE MEMORIES.
@jocksmen yes mate i used to booze in that pub about five years ago,im a radford lad and its a bloody shame that they cannot save the pub just like the raleigh works,just a memory for a few,tis a great film
@seanroses U MUST B FROM NOTTS
I AM IN USA THANX
I would love to get a copy of the song ‘Let’s slip away’ used in the fairground scene, but the only version available sounds different!
@jewells247 “I know! We were twins. Well thats what she said.”
cant believe the white horse pub is a curry house
can anyone tell me where to find the song that plays on this trailer and frequently throughout the film? i know its by johnny dankworth, but i dont know where to find it :/
can someone tell me the song that is played on this trailer and frequently throught the film, i know its by johnny dankworth, but i dont know where to find it :/
It is an excellent movie, very gritty, but the book is even better…but the actress who played his married lover was attrocious on accents! She was all over the show, lol
RIP Alan Sillitoe, a true son of Nottingham
This movie rocks!! and Shirley is so hot too!!!
@BowcatJukeboxxx Oh aye, Finney, Powell, Kingsley….:)