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Miscellaneous / Verschiedenes » alt.fan.james-bond » Dame Judi Dench dresses up as a lobster
| Dame Judi Dench dresses up as a lobster [message #298224] |
Do, 06 Juli 2006 19:06 |
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For those UK'ers around, FILM FOUR goes live on freeview later this
month - they're scrapped the subscription and going commerical based
FTA.
Has anyone seen the advertising campaign?
It features the likes of Christian Slater, Lucy Liu, Ewen McGregor,
Willem Defoe and...
Dame Judi Dench dressed in an 8 foot lobster costume singing?
YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqY-spCnmX0&search=%22fil m%20four%22
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| Re: Dame Judi Dench dresses up as a lobster [message #298232 ] |
Fr, 07 Juli 2006 01:47 |
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James wrote:
> Dame Judi Dench dressed in an 8 foot lobster costume singing?
Saw her give a stunning performance in 'All's Well that Ends Well' on
stage a couple of years ago. Sadly, I think the singing lobster may
end up being my more enduring memory...
Great news about FilmFour all the same. Thanks, James.
Best
Phil
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| Re: Dame Judi Dench dresses up as a lobster [message #298233 ] |
Fr, 07 Juli 2006 01:57 |
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phil.gerrard [at] ntlworld.com wrote:
> James wrote:
>
>> Dame Judi Dench dressed in an 8 foot lobster costume singing?
>
> Saw her give a stunning performance in 'All's Well that Ends Well' on
> stage a couple of years ago. Sadly, I think the singing lobster may
> end up being my more enduring memory...
>
> Great news about FilmFour all the same. Thanks, James.
Except Film Four will likely as not break films up with commercials now.
--
-- Mac
"Pascal was looking at Craig only from her own disturbed
genital perspective and not in saner universal terms." -- WQ, 19/1/06
"Barb's hots for him isn't too far off from the truth. You did see
that shot of those nippies of hers practically popping through her
T-shirt while standing next to him, didn't you?" -- WQ, 6/7/06
"It's called Barbara Broccoli's suspicious friendship with Daniel
Craig and her insistence on him for the role against everyone's wishes,
including Michael Wilson's, who finally had to give in and maybe even
got bribed into doing so." -- WQ, 3/1/06
"I think it's more like: "You don't agree with me? Okay, then tell
me otherwise and convince me." Anybody can hold opposite views to
mine, just make sure you can back up your views, otherwise I'll just
run you down to the ground till you do." -- WQ, 6/7/06
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| Re: Dame Judi Dench dresses up as a lobster [message #298237 ] |
Fr, 07 Juli 2006 02:08 |
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Mac wrote:
> Except Film Four will likely as not break films up with commercials now.
Hey, even arty-farty theatre shows let you go to the loo after an hour!
Much as I may love Kurosawa, unlike Hitchcock he had a very singular
conception of the endurance of the human bladder...
Best
Phil
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| Re: Dame Judi Dench dresses up as a lobster [message #298238 ] |
Fr, 07 Juli 2006 02:14 |
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phil.gerrard [at] ntlworld.com wrote:
> Mac wrote:
>
>> Except Film Four will likely as not break films up with commercials
>> now.
>
> Hey, even arty-farty theatre shows let you go to the loo after an
> hour!
>
> Much as I may love Kurosawa, unlike Hitchcock he had a very singular
> conception of the endurance of the human bladder...
Uninterrupted was one of several reasons why I subscribed to Film Four.
--
-- Mac
"Pascal was looking at Craig only from her own disturbed
genital perspective and not in saner universal terms." -- WQ, 19/1/06
"Barb's hots for him isn't too far off from the truth. You did see
that shot of those nippies of hers practically popping through her
T-shirt while standing next to him, didn't you?" -- WQ, 6/7/06
"It's called Barbara Broccoli's suspicious friendship with Daniel
Craig and her insistence on him for the role against everyone's wishes,
including Michael Wilson's, who finally had to give in and maybe even
got bribed into doing so." -- WQ, 3/1/06
"I think it's more like: "You don't agree with me? Okay, then tell
me otherwise and convince me." Anybody can hold opposite views to
mine, just make sure you can back up your views, otherwise I'll just
run you down to the ground till you do." -- WQ, 6/7/06
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| Re: Dame Judi Dench dresses up as a lobster [message #298239 ] |
Fr, 07 Juli 2006 02:21 |
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Mac wrote:
> > Hey, even arty-farty theatre shows let you go to the loo after an
> > hour!
> >
> > Much as I may love Kurosawa, unlike Hitchcock he had a very singular
> > conception of the endurance of the human bladder...
>
> Uninterrupted was one of several reasons why I subscribed to Film Four.
'Guess you kind of missed the joke of that.' - WQ, 06/07/06
;-)
Best
Phil
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| Re: Dame Judi Dench dresses up as a lobster [message #298240 ] |
Fr, 07 Juli 2006 02:25 |
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PS, Mac - as a poor deluded student I sat all the way through a showing
of Andy Warhol's 'Sleep' thinking I should make an effort to 'get it'...
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| Re: Dame Judi Dench dresses up as a lobster [message #298242 ] |
Fr, 07 Juli 2006 02:35 |
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phil.gerrard [at] ntlworld.com wrote:
> Mac wrote:
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>>> Hey, even arty-farty theatre shows let you go to the loo after an
>>> hour!
>>>
>>> Much as I may love Kurosawa, unlike Hitchcock he had a very singular
>>> conception of the endurance of the human bladder...
>>
>> Uninterrupted was one of several reasons why I subscribed to Film
>> Four.
>
> 'Guess you kind of missed the joke of that.' - WQ, 06/07/06
>
> ;-)
Doh. My genital perspective (and the relief of) was right out!
--
-- Mac
"Pascal was looking at Craig only from her own disturbed
genital perspective and not in saner universal terms." -- WQ, 19/1/06
"Barb's hots for him isn't too far off from the truth. You did see
that shot of those nippies of hers practically popping through her
T-shirt while standing next to him, didn't you?" -- WQ, 6/7/06
"It's called Barbara Broccoli's suspicious friendship with Daniel
Craig and her insistence on him for the role against everyone's wishes,
including Michael Wilson's, who finally had to give in and maybe even
got bribed into doing so." -- WQ, 3/1/06
"I think it's more like: "You don't agree with me? Okay, then tell
me otherwise and convince me." Anybody can hold opposite views to
mine, just make sure you can back up your views, otherwise I'll just
run you down to the ground till you do." -- WQ, 6/7/06
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| Re: Dame Judi Dench dresses up as a lobster [message #298243 ] |
Fr, 07 Juli 2006 02:42 |
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phil.gerrard [at] ntlworld.com wrote:
> PS, Mac - as a poor deluded student I sat all the way through a
> showing of Andy Warhol's 'Sleep' thinking I should make an effort to
> 'get it'...
I feel like that when I read one of WQ's posts.
2 points? If not, then *CHEERS*
Mac
"I do not live in the world of sobriety." --Oliver Reed
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"Pascal was looking at Craig only from her own disturbed
genital perspective and not in saner universal terms." -- WQ, 19/1/06
"Barb's hots for him isn't too far off from the truth. You did see
that shot of those nippies of hers practically popping through her
T-shirt while standing next to him, didn't you?" -- WQ, 6/7/06
"It's called Barbara Broccoli's suspicious friendship with Daniel
Craig and her insistence on him for the role against everyone's wishes,
including Michael Wilson's, who finally had to give in and maybe even
got bribed into doing so." -- WQ, 3/1/06
"I think it's more like: "You don't agree with me? Okay, then tell
me otherwise and convince me." Anybody can hold opposite views to
mine, just make sure you can back up your views, otherwise I'll just
run you down to the ground till you do." -- WQ, 6/7/06
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| Re: Dame Judi Dench dresses up as a lobster [message #298244 ] |
Fr, 07 Juli 2006 02:46 |
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Mac wrote:
> Doh. My genital perspective (and the relief of) was right out!
Good grief, man - have you completely missed the point of the internet?
Best
Phil
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| Re: Dame Judi Dench dresses up as a lobster [message #298245 ] |
Fr, 07 Juli 2006 02:51 |
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phil.gerrard [at] ntlworld.com wrote:
> Mac wrote:
>
>> Doh. My genital perspective (and the relief of) was right out!
>
> Good grief, man - have you completely missed the point of the
> internet?
I guess that's what the experts mean when they talk about "distorted."
--
-- Mac (yes, Zielinski, this is 657 now, to save you your bloody detective
work...)
"Pascal was looking at Craig only from her own disturbed
genital perspective and not in saner universal terms." -- WQ, 19/1/06
"Barb's hots for him isn't too far off from the truth. You did see
that shot of those nippies of hers practically popping through her
T-shirt while standing next to him, didn't you?" -- WQ, 6/7/06
"It's called Barbara Broccoli's suspicious friendship with Daniel
Craig and her insistence on him for the role against everyone's wishes,
including Michael Wilson's, who finally had to give in and maybe even
got bribed into doing so." -- WQ, 3/1/06
"I think it's more like: "You don't agree with me? Okay, then tell
me otherwise and convince me." Anybody can hold opposite views to
mine, just make sure you can back up your views, otherwise I'll just
run you down to the ground till you do." -- WQ, 6/7/06
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| Re: Dame Judi Dench dresses up as a lobster [message #298256 ] |
Fr, 07 Juli 2006 13:31 |
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"Mac" <see.mac [at] SPAMLESSvirgin.net> wrote in message
news:4h5phcF1q0ii5U1 [at] individual.net...
> phil.gerrard [at] ntlworld.com wrote:
>
>> Mac wrote:
>>
>>> Doh. My genital perspective (and the relief of) was right out!
>>
>> Good grief, man - have you completely missed the point of the
>> internet?
>
> I guess that's what the experts mean when they talk about "distorted."
> --
> -- Mac (yes, Zielinski, this is 657 now, to save you your bloody detective
> work...)
LOL!
Wasn't me that started the tradition, old man. Kick back and enjoy a large
one. And a drink too.
;)
Tom Zielinski
"That gun, it looks more fitting for a woman."
"Do you know much about guns, Mr. Bond?"
"No, but I know a bit about being over-exposed..."
> "Pascal was looking at Craig only from her own disturbed
> genital perspective and not in saner universal terms." -- WQ, 19/1/06
>
> "Barb's hots for him isn't too far off from the truth. You did see
> that shot of those nippies of hers practically popping through her
> T-shirt while standing next to him, didn't you?" -- WQ, 6/7/06
>
> "It's called Barbara Broccoli's suspicious friendship with Daniel
> Craig and her insistence on him for the role against everyone's wishes,
> including Michael Wilson's, who finally had to give in and maybe even
> got bribed into doing so." -- WQ, 3/1/06
>
> "I think it's more like: "You don't agree with me? Okay, then tell
> me otherwise and convince me." Anybody can hold opposite views to
> mine, just make sure you can back up your views, otherwise I'll just
> run you down to the ground till you do." -- WQ, 6/7/06
>
>
>
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| Re: Dame Judi Dench dresses up as a lobster [message #298361 ] |
So, 09 Juli 2006 05:40 |
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jra_page [at] yahoo.com wrote:
> For those UK'ers around, FILM FOUR goes live on freeview later this
> month - they're scrapped the subscription and going commerical based
> FTA.
>
> Has anyone seen the advertising campaign?
>
> It features the likes of Christian Slater, Lucy Liu, Ewen McGregor,
> Willem Defoe and...
>
> Dame Judi Dench dressed in an 8 foot lobster costume singing?
>
> YouTube:
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqY-spCnmX0&search=%22fil m%20four%22
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> =
> J
Well, I've missed a lot, but I thought the commercial looked pretty
funny. It's always good to see serious film stars deflate their own
egos for a few laughs.
Lee Edward McIlmoyle,
does enjoy a good laugh,
as long as it's not during the serious parts
(and is probably adding lines to his sig to compensate for the length
>and girth< of the sigs he has had to endure in this thread)
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