Bullshot Crummond (2008) - Revision history

Brian Fretwell: /* Gallery */

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‎Gallery

Helen: Reverted edits by 187.5.99.114 (Talk); changed back to last version by 111.91.237.12

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Reverted edits by 187.5.99.114 (Talk); changed back to last version by 111.91.237.12

187.5.99.114: /* Cast */

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‎Cast

111.91.237.12: /* Reminiscences and Anecdotes */

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‎Reminiscences and Anecdotes

86.178.52.67: /* Crew */

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‎Crew

James Hough: /* Joyce von Grenfeldt */

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‎Joyce von Grenfeldt

194.176.105.39: /* Final Note */

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‎Final Note

James Hough at 18:11, 28 June 2008

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James Hough at 16:39, 21 June 2008

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James Hough: /* External Links */

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‎External Links

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 Production photos by [[Phil Gammon]] - click on thumbnails for larger images
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−	~~Aw8hHX <a href~~="~~http://hplqsoxlrarn.com/~~"~~>hplqsoxlrarn</a>,~~ [~~url=http://pyqlkunzfhlu.com/~~]~~pyqlkunzfhlu~~[~~/url~~], [~~link=http://npznrdifuzty.com/~~]~~npznrdifuzty~~[~~/link~~]~~, http://tgudxoyakymi.com/~~	+	== Cast ==
		+	*Captain Hugh "Bullshot" Crummond VC - [[Ed Cartwright]]
		+	*Count Otto von Brunno and Salvatore Scalicio - [[Sean Chapman]]
		+	*Baroness Lenya von Brunno - [[Caroline Doyle]]
		+	*Rosemary Fenton - [[Lily Howson]]
		+	*Professor Rupert Fenton - [[Matthew Lyne]]
		+	*Algy Longwort - [[Matthew Lyne]]
		+	*A Country Policeman - [[Matthew Lyne]]
		+	*A Waiter - [[Matthew Lyne]]
		+	*Inspector Scabbard of the Yard - [[Matthew Lyne]]
		+	*Wolfgang Schmidt - [[Matthew Lyne]]
		+	*Marovitch - [[Matthew Lyne]]
		+	*Kwang Lee - [[Matthew Lyne]]
		+	*Voice over - [[Alan Walker]]

	== Crew ==		== Crew ==

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-== Cast ==
+Aw8hHX  <a href="http://hplqsoxlrarn.com/">hplqsoxlrarn</a>, [url=http://pyqlkunzfhlu.com/]pyqlkunzfhlu[/url], [link=http://npznrdifuzty.com/]npznrdifuzty[/link], http://tgudxoyakymi.com/
-*Captain Hugh "Bullshot" Crummond VC - [[Ed Cartwright]]
-*Count Otto von Brunno and Salvatore Scalicio - [[Sean Chapman]]
-*Baroness Lenya von Brunno - [[Caroline Doyle]]
-*Rosemary Fenton - [[Lily Howson]]
-*Professor Rupert Fenton - [[Matthew Lyne]]
-*Algy Longwort - [[Matthew Lyne]]
-*A Country Policeman - [[Matthew Lyne]]
-*A Waiter - [[Matthew Lyne]]
-*Inspector Scabbard of the Yard - [[Matthew Lyne]]
-*Wolfgang Schmidt - [[Matthew Lyne]]
-*Marovitch - [[Matthew Lyne]]
-*Kwang Lee - [[Matthew Lyne]]
-*Voice over - [[Alan Walker]]
 == Crew ==

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 *On the show's Thursday night, those in the front seats may have noticed that [[Ed Cartwright]] was bleeding from his hand during the sword fight.  However, this wound (to the finger) had been caused not during that fight, but by a protruding nail in the sole of the shoe he had used to batter the tarantula with in the scene before!
-== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==
+HWH0vI  <a href="http://bcotzqcuetpf.com/">bcotzqcuetpf</a>, [url=http://hrbbcklbsvbw.com/]hrbbcklbsvbw[/url], [link=http://bzvknwqmxhev.com/]bzvknwqmxhev[/link], http://ovkdmrusbxdd.com/
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-Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production.  Please leave your name.  Anonymous entries may be deleted.
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-JH recalls the following:
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-The play was mostly set around Tunbridge Wells in Kent.  On the Wednesday night, the audience included officers from Kent Police, based in Tunbridge Wells itself.  Also, a Royal Navy submariner attended in full uniform on the last night.
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-[[Matthew Lyne]], on seeing JH glue a Luftwaffe eagle onto Lenya's parachute bag, drily commented: "The attention to detail in this show is getting a bit silly", or words to that effect.
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-Otto von Brunno managed to accidentally dial 999 on his mobile 'phone during a rehearsal of the car chase sequence, without realising he had done so.  The 'phone must then have turned itself off somehow.  However, the police heard the scene (including associated screams) and 'phoned him back.  They were not amused.
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-On the show's Thursday night, [[Ed Cartwright]], having self-adjusted himself on stage in his "athlete's" outfit, managed to reveal somewhat more of himself to the audience than he intended.
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-JH was informed that one of the regular, and more senior, theatre goers told box office staff that she was considering suing SLT for splitting her sides with laughter during the performance.
 == See Also ==

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 *Lighting Operator - [[Jill Fenton]]
 *Sound Design and Pre Recording of Actors' Voices - [[Gerard Johnson]]
-*Incidental Music chosen by - JH
+*Incidental Music chosen by - [[James Hough]]
 *Sound Operator - [[Kevin Leech]]
 *Scenic Artists - [[Hazel Hindle]] and [[Michael Wilson]]
-*Set Design - JH
+*Set Design - [[James Hough]]
 *Set Construction - [[Graham Clements]] and [[Mike Elliott]]
 *Costumes - [[Hannah Gabrielle]] with support from [[Lisa Thomas]] and Primark!

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	==Joyce von Grenfeldt==		==Joyce von Grenfeldt==
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	Now then class, you all saw the play didn't you? Now, who can be really clever and tell me how many medals Count von Brunno was wearing? No, Hans, it wasn't five, as the item on his right breast pocket was a badge, not a medal. Anyone know what the badge was? Well done Helga! That's right: the badge was that of the Nazi-British Friendship Society. Yes, you're right, Wilhelm, there aren't many members of that Society anymore.		Now then class, you all saw the play didn't you? Now, who can be really clever and tell me how many medals Count von Brunno was wearing? No, Hans, it wasn't five, as the item on his right breast pocket was a badge, not a medal. Anyone know what the badge was? Well done Helga! That's right: the badge was that of the Nazi-British Friendship Society. Yes, you're right, Wilhelm, there aren't many members of that Society anymore.

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	If you've read all this, you must be very bored indeed!		If you've read all this, you must be very bored indeed!
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		+	(Or just green with envy that I was giving birth instead of being able to be involved with this show!! ''Samantha Golton, Absent Audience Member'')

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	==Matthew Lyne's Helmet==		==Matthew Lyne's Helmet==
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	The policeman's tin hat decoration design was based on an original WW2 model featured on Ebay. The outline of "police" was lovingly pencilled in on the helmet by [[Hazel Hindle]]. JH filled this in with black paint and also painted on the Kent County Constabulary logo above it. JH also e-mailed the Kent County Constabulary museum to see if they could send him a picture of one of their WW2 helmet designs, but they did not deign to reply. Matthew was pleased with his helmet, however, by all accounts. Someone in the audience informed JH that they had thought it was a "real one".		The policeman's tin hat decoration design was based on an original WW2 model featured on Ebay. The outline of "police" was lovingly pencilled in on the helmet by [[Hazel Hindle]]. JH filled this in with black paint and also painted on the Kent County Constabulary logo above it. JH also e-mailed the Kent County Constabulary museum to see if they could send him a picture of one of their WW2 helmet designs, but they did not deign to reply. Matthew was pleased with his helmet, however, by all accounts. Someone in the audience informed JH that they had thought it was a "real one".

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 Performances of this Amateur Production will be on: Tue 20th - Sat 24th May [[2008]], [[Prompt Corner]]
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 Hence, the copy of The Times was dated 13 May 1941; Matthew Lyne wore a WW2 policeman's helmet; and the following....
-Fact: the planned German invasion of Britain in WW2 was "Operation Sealion" and Kent (where the play was mostly set) was to be invaded by Army Group A under the command of Generalfeldmarschell von Rundstedt.  Hence, the following appeared in German:
+Fact: the planned German invasion of Britain in WW2 was "Operation Sea Lion" and Kent (where the play was mostly set) was to be invaded by Army Group A under the command of Generalfeldmarschell von Rundstedt.  Hence, the following appeared in German:
 Otto's map cover (the map inside was, of course, of Kent) said:
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 *(Yes honest)
 *Army High Command (that is to say: "Oberkommando des Heeres")
-*Operation Sealion
+*Operation Sea Lion
 *Map of Kent, England
 *Sector for Army Group A
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 *[[Matthew Lyne]] never saw the "duck ballet"; and
 *[[Ed Cartwright]] never saw the Union Jack flags behind him at the end of the play.
 ==What was on the Menu at the Carlton Tea Rooms==
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 ==Casualties!==
-*[[Lily Howson]] was knocked over by a bike on the day of the opening night.  Lily sustained some nasty scratches and a sprained knee, but, like a proper trooper, carried on, despite this "spot of bother".  This required some blocking changes (e.g. Lily was unable to collapse on the floor; be dragged across the floor by Von Brunno; jump on the table to escape the tarantula (except on the last night, by virtue of Mother Nature's healing powers); or crouch behind the crashed car ([[Ed Cartwright]] held the car aloft and they stood behind it instead).
+*[[Lily Howson]] was knocked over by a bike on the day of the opening night.  Lily sustained some nasty scratches and a sprained knee, but, like a proper trooper, carried on, despite this "spot of bother".  This required some blocking changes; e.g. Lily was unable to collapse on the floor; be dragged across the floor by Von Brunno; jump on the table to escape the tarantula (except on the last night, by virtue of Mother Nature's healing powers); or crouch behind the crashed car ([[Ed Cartwright]] held the car aloft and they stood behind it instead).
 *JH managed to partially saw through his left index finger; pierce the next one with a screwdriver; and cut the next one quite badly on a broken cake stand during the get out (medical support for the latter was kindly provided by [[Christopher Vian-Smith]]).

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	*[http://www.anesi.com/east/horstw.htm Text and melody] (MID format),		*[http://www.anesi.com/east/horstw.htm Text and melody] (MID format),

		+	As an antidote to this Germanic stuff, here's Sir Edward Elgar conducting his own Pomp and Circumstance March Number One:
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		+	*[http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=gxqFdcZz974&feature=related]

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