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Sunday 18th

633 Squadron
George Chakris is one of the main cast, he was in West Side Story
John Meillon is one of the Aussie pilots, he was later Wally in Crocodile Dundee
Johnny (Coronation Street) Briggs too

Blooper; when one of the Mosquitos crashes during practice in Scotland, the Officers that saw it got into Land-Rover Series 1, how very wrong!
seen @3:04


View: https://youtu.be/D9uW8HgrsKQ?si=Q-bhThZC1hCMDRFx
 
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stephec

Squire
Location
Bolton
Sunfay 18th

633 Squadron
George Chakris is one of the main cast, he was in West Side Story
John Meillon is one of the Aussie pilots, he was later Wally in Crocodile Dundee
Johnny (Coronation Street) Briggs too

Blooper; when one of the Mosquitos crashes during practice in Scotland, the Officers that saw it got into Land-Rover Series 1, how very wrong!
seen @3:04


View: https://youtu.be/D9uW8HgrsKQ?si=Q-bhThZC1hCMDRFx


'You can't kill a squadron,' stirring stuff!
 

Dan Lotus

Über Member
I'm only up to Episode 3 of The Night Manager, but absolutely loving it - huge moment at the end of the episode to!

Hoping the leading female actor remains in it for the entire series 🤞 AND is in the next one 🤞 🤞

I think I have just about gotten used to the Reverend from the fabulous This Country being a handler of sorts:
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Also watched all 3 episodes of Netflixes Seven Dials, and thought it was excellent, and very entertaining.
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Dan Lotus

Über Member
Ah I mean Camila Morrone, though Hayley Squires is an excellent actor as well, although we don't see very much of her - perhaps that will change.
Surprised how very little we have seen of Olivia Colman so far as well in the first 3 episodes.

Camila strikes me as a mix of Dua Lipa and Liv Tyler, with a sprinkling of Ana de Armas as well.
I am genuinely impressed with her acting so far.
 
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Dan Lotus

Über Member
I am geuinely unhappy about this! Really wish they'd waited till after the UK variant had been broadcast.

I think it will be terrible watching them in parallel :sad:

#1stworldproblem

I've not watched Patience, and have no plans to - but with watch on demand, I'd personally just watch one series completely first, and then watch the other one afterwards.
Even if they are like for like storylines (Are they - presumably so?) the UK one can only be on series 2 I think, so won't directly correlate to Astrid on series 5.
 

Flick of the Elbow

Old School Working Class
Very late to the party as usual, I’ve started watching Peaky Blinders, just series one so far. It’s completely captivating but one thing puzzles me, does anyone in Birmingham recognise this as a ‘thing’ ? My late dad was brought up in the 20’s & 30’s and me in the 60’s & 70’s both just a few miles from Small Heath where all this was supposed to have happened and other than recognising the BSA name there’s not a single thing in it that resonates. Was this ever part of Birmingham culture or is the whole thing just an invention ?
 

wiggydiggy

Legendary Member
Very late to the party as usual, I’ve started watching Peaky Blinders, just series one so far. It’s completely captivating but one thing puzzles me, does anyone in Birmingham recognise this as a ‘thing’ ? My late dad was brought up in the 20’s & 30’s and me in the 60’s & 70’s both just a few miles from Small Heath where all this was supposed to have happened and other than recognising the BSA name there’s not a single thing in it that resonates. Was this ever part of Birmingham culture or is the whole thing just an invention ?

Congrats, you've found one of the best shows ever made and just in time for the film which is being made!

I believe it has its roots in fact, but like any good story is just that - a story. Gangs were certainly a thing in the past, but wether they grew to have the influence the PBs are seen too is debateable.

One thing I do like is they mange to make canals exciting, treating them as a kind of undercover smuggling network.
 

Norry1

Legendary Member
Location
Warwick
Very late to the party as usual, I’ve started watching Peaky Blinders, just series one so far. It’s completely captivating but one thing puzzles me, does anyone in Birmingham recognise this as a ‘thing’ ? My late dad was brought up in the 20’s & 30’s and me in the 60’s & 70’s both just a few miles from Small Heath where all this was supposed to have happened and other than recognising the BSA name there’s not a single thing in it that resonates. Was this ever part of Birmingham culture or is the whole thing just an invention ?

Great series. Tailed off a touch at the end.
 

T4tomo

Legendary Member
Yes liking Night manager 2 , and strangely liking the dropping one episode a week .

Also bingeing Red eye series2 @ 2 episodes a night in between. really good too
 
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