Dame Starry

I couldn't agree more, Smudge. You know, I'm sure that somewhere, deep down, I've got a pair of legs like that somewhere...............

YDSL x.

batman

And here they are ..... in yet another compromising situation!



Bats.

Davie

I'm 63yo. and I'm not ashamed to admit to still liking to watch Jenny in The Railway Children!

Like sand through your fingers....time slips away.

Fellwanderer

Put it this way, if anyone is going to get it released it'll be Jenny.

I've no doubt whatsoever that were she to be approached for a commentary, she would do it.

If a release is announced, this site will know about it about two minutes after it goes on Jenny's site.

Anyway, I'm off in the morning for probably a couple of weeks with very little internet access unless I can find a BTOpen zone.

All the best
FELL

A signature is no substitute for a life

Number2

Apparently China 9 Liberty 37 is widely considered to be in the US Public Domain. US Copyright law is a bit complicated but films registered before 1978 have weaker protections and must be renewed. Its available for viewing on Google Video's own collection of 100s of classic public domain movies.

China 9 Liberty 37 (1978) 92 min (cut version)

There was a scheme afoot by the BBC, announced in 2003, to put their entire television archives online (free to UK citizens, fee elsewhere). Did anything ever come of that?

vetchbook

Hi there, I dont know if it is too late to ask Jenny A a question, but I wondered what's happeing with the proposed film project about E Nesbitt?

Fellwanderer

I still haven't heard from Jenny and don't expect to now until the weekend - but I may have no access then so we could be in a black hole with communications for a couple of weeks!

I'll try to squeeze in the extra questions but if not, you'll probably find the answers to them on Jenny's website if there are any further developments - especially vetchbook's question.

All the best
FELL

A signature is no substitute for a life

Dame Starry

Cheeky!

How nice to see my smiling face again.

YDSL x.

Steve Crook

A lovely pair of rosy cheeks

Steve

Fellwanderer

If it is typical of Google's quality then I wouldn't bother.

Thank goodness the full version was shown over here 3-4 years ago.

All the best
FELL

A signature is no substitute for a life

Freddy

I'll mention it on this thread as Jenny is a patron of the Cystic Fibrosis Trust.

Tonight on C4 at 23.05 is a documentary 'A Boy Called Alex'. Alex suffers from a severe form of CF, he attends Eaton and this film deals with the weeks leading up to Alex conducting the Magnificat in front of a live audience.

Please try to see or record this. It reflects the power of the human spirit.

In Alex's words "In order to enjoy stuff you can't be scared'

Fellwanderer

Just to update on the Q&A to say that Jenny has definitely received the questions - I'd been a bit concerned as her email is a bit erratic when away filming - and is going to go through them when she has time.

And here is another photo to brighten up what, in other respects, looks like a pretty awful day weatherwise:

All the best
FELL

A signature is no substitute for a life

Buffalo_Chuck

One of the American channels is picking up a couple of Jenny Agutter's films for February and March, and a couple of Rita Tushingham's too.

Number2

Fell's posted picture can be seen here:

http://blencathra.org.uk/jenny_as_melaniemetz.jpg

That would be from "A Legacy" BBC 1975.


Buffalo,
What is Jenny in on upcoming American TV?
All I found was the usual Child's Play 2 on HOB2e next week.

Number2

Was Jenny's first TV role actually "Alexander Graham Bell" (1965)? IMDB doesn't have her in the cast and its not listed on jennyagutter.net. However on AlloCine and other sites it is listed.

"...
Agutter began her career studying ballet. After her film debut, she was in demand for teenager roles and segued to the small screen in the 1965 British serial "Alexander Graham Bell", followed by such other series as "The Newcomers" (1968).
..."