I can't even remember what channel this was on. Ex-curator of Guildford Museum, Matthew Alexander, looking daft in one of his numerous costumes and taking the presenter around some Guildford sites and into the Undercroft, opposite The Angel Hotel.
Not many people have seen this! This is a news item on the sealing up of Guildford's Time Capsule on Millbrook, just opposite the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre. I was there and saw some of this taking place. If you've ever wondered what's inside it - now's your chance to see.
Purely put up here to humiliate my friend David. He's the dame here, and later ended up on adverts for KFC and the AA (you know the KFC opera adverts they did a few years back? He's the office worker at the station asking for his colleagues burger!)
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Simon Marsden is one of the most fascinating photographers ever in my view. His work is stunning (all shot on infra-red film). I've spoken to him on the phone on a couple of occasions and he has the deepest voice I've ever heard. Get any of his books and be blown away!
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I totally loved this programme and it sums up lunchtimes in the late 90s to me! Tim Grundy and 'The Eye' were legends. Here's some footage of the caves and the Galleries of Justice before they underwent changes (I prefer the caves as they were, actually). If you visit Nottingham, you can't leave without going to these two sites. It was this episode of TWO'S COUNTRY that persuaded me to visit.
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An unfinished horror film I was in from 2000. The director was a complete waste of space and I gave up weeks of my time. It was only the cinematographer (the guy on the bench in this clip) who was worth bothering with. A pity, as the make-up for the slasher sequences was brilliant. This was my first bit in the film (yes, I was playing a prat) and all my lines were improvised on the spot. It's out of synch and time-coded but I'd almost forgotten I had this. This could stand as a comedy short ...
This is just brilliant. A short film shown on filmfour some years ago. Based on the famous film(s) of London to Brighton in four minutes, this one runs along the lost track from Hull to Hornsea in much the same way, going through housing estates en route.
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