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Old 03-01-2006, 02:48 PM
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I'll be watching this tonight - let's just hope it's as entertaining as George King's original, which starred Tod Slaughter.

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I'll be watching this tonight - let's just hope it's as entertaining as George King's original, which starred Tod Slaughter.
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I remember the C4 season of Tod Slaughter films about 10 yrs ago very well indeed. What a marvellous hammy OTT actor he was. The one where he snapped people's spines was deliciously evil!! [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/shocking.gif[/img]
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Anyone who watched this,can you tell me,did Ray Winstone play Todd as a cockney?

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Anyone who watched this,can you tell me,did Ray Winstone play Todd as a cockney?

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I don't recall he used any rhyming slang. He just played Todd as a Londoner.

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Hear news that there's a new filmed version on the way from Tim Burton.
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