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12 Aug 14
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sexy beasts!
its fantastically terrible!
wouldnt watch it, but theres feck all on any of the channels and i cba to put a dvd on
its fantastically terrible!
wouldnt watch it, but theres feck all on any of the channels and i cba to put a dvd on
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This thread was on PAGE 5, yet more spam FFS, yet another POINTLESS thread
Starter For 10, bbc2, was worth seeing - Benedict Cumberbatch got smacked in the face on 2 separate occasions.
2006
James McAvoy as Brian Jackson
Alice Eve as Alice Harbinson
Rebecca Hall as Rebecca Epstein
Dominic Cooper as Spencer
James Corden as Tone
Simon Woods as Josh
Catherine Tate as Julie Jackson
Elaine Tan as Lucy Chang
Charles Dance as Michael Harbinson
Lindsay Duncan as Rose Harbinson
Benedict Cumberbatch as Patrick Watts
Mark Gatiss as Bamber Gascoigne
James Gaddas as Mr. Jackson
John Henshaw as Des
Despite being set at Bristol University, the main quad and Gustave Tuck lecture theatre of University College London were used as sets. The University of Bristol Students Union building is in fact the university's School of Chemistry. The Granada TV studios are actually at the back of BBC Television Centre: the corridor (actually leading to the BBC Multi Storey Car Park) was transformed for a day for the filming in 2005 with the addition of a Granada logo and pictures of past stars. The buildings at the end where a demonstration was held in which Brian tells Rebecca how much he likes her is the Queen Mary Court and King William Court at the University of Greenwich. Brian's home is shown as a quaint seaside cottage, supposedly located in Westcliff-on-Sea. These scenes were actually filmed in the small village of Jaywick, near Clacton-on-Sea, with the real Westcliff bearing little resemblance to its onscreen depiction. Clacton Pier was used for the scenes set on the pier at Southend-on-Sea.
The film received very positive reviews, with an 89% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 75 reviews; the consensus states: "Starter For 10 is a spirited coming-of-age tale that remains charming and witty even as it veers into darker territory. The unique setting of a quiz show makes the film wittier than your average romantic comedy."[3]
The soundtrack features music from Kate Bush, The Cure, The Psychedelic Furs, Buzzcocks, Yazoo, Motörhead, The Smiths, Echo & the Bunnymen, The Undertones, Tears for Fears, The Style Council, among others. The song "Ace of Spades", which appears at the beginning of the film, was performed by Motörhead in the "Bambi" episode of The Young Ones, filmed in Bristol, that included the University Challenge spoof.
2006
James McAvoy as Brian Jackson
Alice Eve as Alice Harbinson
Rebecca Hall as Rebecca Epstein
Dominic Cooper as Spencer
James Corden as Tone
Simon Woods as Josh
Catherine Tate as Julie Jackson
Elaine Tan as Lucy Chang
Charles Dance as Michael Harbinson
Lindsay Duncan as Rose Harbinson
Benedict Cumberbatch as Patrick Watts
Mark Gatiss as Bamber Gascoigne
James Gaddas as Mr. Jackson
John Henshaw as Des
Despite being set at Bristol University, the main quad and Gustave Tuck lecture theatre of University College London were used as sets. The University of Bristol Students Union building is in fact the university's School of Chemistry. The Granada TV studios are actually at the back of BBC Television Centre: the corridor (actually leading to the BBC Multi Storey Car Park) was transformed for a day for the filming in 2005 with the addition of a Granada logo and pictures of past stars. The buildings at the end where a demonstration was held in which Brian tells Rebecca how much he likes her is the Queen Mary Court and King William Court at the University of Greenwich. Brian's home is shown as a quaint seaside cottage, supposedly located in Westcliff-on-Sea. These scenes were actually filmed in the small village of Jaywick, near Clacton-on-Sea, with the real Westcliff bearing little resemblance to its onscreen depiction. Clacton Pier was used for the scenes set on the pier at Southend-on-Sea.
The film received very positive reviews, with an 89% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 75 reviews; the consensus states: "Starter For 10 is a spirited coming-of-age tale that remains charming and witty even as it veers into darker territory. The unique setting of a quiz show makes the film wittier than your average romantic comedy."[3]
The soundtrack features music from Kate Bush, The Cure, The Psychedelic Furs, Buzzcocks, Yazoo, Motörhead, The Smiths, Echo & the Bunnymen, The Undertones, Tears for Fears, The Style Council, among others. The song "Ace of Spades", which appears at the beginning of the film, was performed by Motörhead in the "Bambi" episode of The Young Ones, filmed in Bristol, that included the University Challenge spoof.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_Eve
daughter of Trevor Eve and Sharon Maughan.
daughter of Trevor Eve and Sharon Maughan.
There's some nice pics of her on Bigmos fred..
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