Marc did work with Uncle Monty once...
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Quote: Jennie @ September 12 2013, 11:29 AM BSTNeither is true here.
But all views are very much appreciated, including yours Godot.
Surely you mean 'especially' not 'including'? I never say no to a lady. Especially a lady barrister.
You'll have to wait till later though as I'm doing jury service at the moment. David Bowie and Mick Jagger have done a Stuart Hall - who would have thought it?
Then I will look forward to it.
Although it is right to say the the script itself has now changed considerably - but thoughts on plot or characters etc still very welcome.
Quote: Godot Taxis @ September 12 2013, 1:46 PM BSTDavid Bowie and Mick Jagger have done a Stuart Hall - who would have thought it?
And they already have a criminal record...
Quote: Ben @ September 12 2013, 1:21 PM BSTMarc did work with Uncle Monty once...
That is true 
You worked with Richard Griffiths?
Errr yes .
I directed him and put words in his mouth at least.
Ask hoim to show you his film reel
And his etchings
Quote: Jennie @ September 12 2013, 8:50 PM BST
I'm surprised by your surprise. Marc is a published author and a tax exile. He's kept Black Lace going for years.
He writes drama and prose. He's the Mick Frayn of the BCG.
What about my Golden Rose nomination 
Quote: Godot Taxis @ September 16 2013, 1:14 AM BSTI'm surprised by your surprise. Marc is a published author and a tax exile. He's kept Black Lace going for years.
He writes drama and prose. He's the Mick Frayn of the BCG.
I'm surprised at your surprise at my surprise. I know who Marc is. I've even read one of his books. It doesn't make him working with Richard Griffiths at less surprising.
We need to be briefed.
I wrote as 1950s romance about 2 pairs of pants that fall on love
Briefs encounters
That is pants.
Culturally signifipants