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Old 16-02-2008, 10:28 AM
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18th September 2004 Happy Birthday to Jack Cardiff 90 years young and still working.

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Welcome to the best film information site ever.
On here you can learn all about British films and more....

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Sorry I Cant Help You With Your Search ,but Your Not On Your Own ,i Am New And This Is My First Posting , I Wasnt Sure Where To Start ,so Hi!!
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I Was Introduced To This Site By The Guy Who Set It Up ,i Have Only Been A Member Since Friday ,so I Would Like To Say Thanks To Him ,and Great Site !!!!
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Hello Everyone,

I have just found this site and it looks very interesting. I am an Editor working out of ITV West studios in Bristol. I am also a writer and am currently working on a screenplay but I am particularly interested in adaptation. I have just finished a reworking of Emile Zola's "Therese Raquin".
I would love to hear from anyone and wish you all well.

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Hey Peer I nearly applied for a job where you are at the museaum! Hope you are enjoying it
Hi Faginsgirl - sorry for the delay replying but yeah, the National Media Museum (nee National Museum of Photography, Film and Television) is a great place to work and the sheer amount of history this place holds is a sight to behold!
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Hallo Everyone,
This is my first message - I am really pleased to have found this wonderful site. I live in Tasmania, Australia. It's been enjoyable reading both questions and replies about so many of the films and television shows that I have enjoyed throughout the years. I am looking forward to being able to ask for advice and information from the helpful people on this site. Thank you, GaryHobart
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Welcome to the Brit Movie Show....It's all on here

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Hi, I'm new to the forum, as far as posting [I've been lurking for awhile now]. I found the site by accident, and what a find! I live in Canada, but I love British movies and TV. It must be in the genes [my father was born in Newcastle]. What I like most about this site is that the people here are polite and respectful [not to mention very knowledgeable], and can spell and put a grammatically correct sentence together. That's a rarity on internet forums, nowadays.
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Hi, thanks to "oldgit" who posts on my forum at Movie Pursuit I have decided to become part of this community. It seems a lot of members on here have films i have found hard to obtain and hope to buy or trade with them. Its good to see a communtiy where so many people are keen to keep the classics alive for others to share.

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What I like most about this site is that the people here are polite and respectful [not to mention very knowledgeable], and can spell and put a grammatically correct sentence together. That's a rarity on internet forums, nowadays.
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I've posted a bit and find I should really have introduced myself. I do recognise quite a few people from Steve Crook's Powell and Pressburger list, so hi to all. The last British film I watched was Whisky Galore - thus the name! Though I'm actually female (best get this clear now, in case of confusion).
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Hello,

Just joined up today, after being pointed in this direction by some of the peeps on the British Horror Films forum. Nice to be here!

As well as British Horror I have very fond childhood memories of all those wonderful Ealing comedies of a Saturday afternoon, and going to the Saturday morning flicks with my cousin in the mid-70s for a variety bill and a rousing sing-a-long. Anyone have fond memories of those, too?

My husband's a horror writer and I'm a designer, and we're both avid collectors of classic British films and TV. Looking forward to some entertaining chats on this board!
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Hi, I am Karen, and my ideal way to relax and unwind is a day watching old movies, on the tv.
I also enjoy swapping memories with other about old tv series that seem to have been forgotten and should be revivied,

Ones like: catweasel, one by one, flaxton boys, etc.
Look forward to chatting with some of you.
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Hello,

Just joined up today, after being pointed in this direction by some of the peeps on the British Horror Films forum. Nice to be here!

As well as British Horror I have very fond childhood memories of all those wonderful Ealing comedies of a Saturday afternoon, and going to the Saturday morning flicks with my cousin in the mid-70s for a variety bill and a rousing sing-a-long. Anyone have fond memories of those, too?

My husband's a horror writer and I'm a designer, and we're both avid collectors of classic British films and TV. Looking forward to some entertaining chats on this board!
I really love the old ealing comedies, i bought the lavender hill mob the other week, its brill.
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