"Marvellous" on BBC2 last night

A real credit to all those involved.
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Ditto.0
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Can't believe I missed it.
An iplayer must0 -
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Lovelly stuff. Thanks for tip off.
Any idea which ground they filmed outside off? Was thinking maybe Bramall Lane?0 -
Call me mad, but I think it might have been The Britannia.Exiled_Addick said:Lovelly stuff. Thanks for tip off.
Any idea which ground they filmed outside off? Was thinking maybe Bramall Lane?
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You're mad. The ground had some old-style buildings in the background. There's nothing like that around the Britannia which was built in the middle of a totally empty brown field site.Addickted said:
Call me mad, but I think it might have been The Britannia.Exiled_Addick said:Lovelly stuff. Thanks for tip off.
Any idea which ground they filmed outside off? Was thinking maybe Bramall Lane?
The era was supposed to be from Macari's first stint as Stoke manager in 91/93 at Stoke's old ground, The Victoria, so I guess they looked for something similar.
Edited to add: it was filmed at Crewe Alexander.0 -
AFKA hasn't aged well, has he?1
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I can promise you, the current Gresty Road is in no way similar to The Victoria Ground. Another fine old ground that's disappeared from the map.cafcfan said:
The era was supposed to be from Macari's first stint as Stoke manager in 91/93 at Stoke's old ground, The Victoria, so I guess they looked for something similar.Addickted said:
Call me mad, but I think it might have been The Britannia.Exiled_Addick said:Lovelly stuff. Thanks for tip off.
Any idea which ground they filmed outside off? Was thinking maybe Bramall Lane?
Edited to add: it was filmed at Crewe Alexander.
I was jesting cafcfan.
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Think some of it was filmed at Wrexham (the pitch side stand that rises in height towards the middle is not that common).
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Tear in the eye job !0
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What a brilliant film, very heart warming. For anyone who hasn't seen it I'd advise them to watch it as it has a great feel good factor.0
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What it is about exactly?0
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A real gem; the scenes with Neil Baldwin and Toby Jones together were very clever, especially the reference to the "imagined" goal in the Stoke testimonial game.0
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Excellent drama from the Beeb.0
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I know it isn't. But the exterior shots they used were from the car park outside the main stand at The Alexandra Stadium pointing towards the Victorian buildings across the road. Thus giving the impression of the original surroundings to the Victoria Ground. There's a still from the show in this article. stokesentinel.co.uk/Stoke-s-Victoria-Ground-recreated-Crewe-Nello/story-21070612-detail/story.htmlAddickted said:
I can promise you, the current Gresty Road is in no way similar to The Victoria Ground. Another fine old ground that's disappeared from the map.cafcfan said:
The era was supposed to be from Macari's first stint as Stoke manager in 91/93 at Stoke's old ground, The Victoria, so I guess they looked for something similar.Addickted said:
Call me mad, but I think it might have been The Britannia.Exiled_Addick said:Lovelly stuff. Thanks for tip off.
Any idea which ground they filmed outside off? Was thinking maybe Bramall Lane?
Edited to add: it was filmed at Crewe Alexander.
I was jesting cafcfan.
I can't say what they used for the scenes inside the ground though. although the article says they also used The Racecourse at Wrexham for other scenes.0 -
Superb TV, just finished watching it.0
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Best programme this year.0
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A brilliant programme. Made me want to choose to be happy2
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Just watched this. Absolutely brilliant!!0
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Watched it on Iplayer last night, great stuff.0
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My wife was at Keele when he was there. he used to hang out and chat mainly in the bar, she said that everybody thought he was a mature student.0
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Amazing bit of TV if you have not seen it watch it well worth it0
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I went to Keele too and can't remember him at all.Cordoban Addick said:My wife was at Keele when he was there. he used to hang out and chat mainly in the bar, she said that everybody thought he was a mature student.
Great TV, brilliantly acted if slighly over-sentimental at times. Lou Macari came across as a fantastic guy.
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Now that really *is* good acting!Jints said:
I went to Keele too and can't remember him at all.Cordoban Addick said:My wife was at Keele when he was there. he used to hang out and chat mainly in the bar, she said that everybody thought he was a mature student.
Great TV, brilliantly acted if slighly over-sentimental at times. Lou Macari came across as a fantastic guy.
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Watched it and Cilla last night. Superb acting from Toby Jones and Sheridan Smith. They must both be up for gongs.0
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I might not of known about this film it is wasn't for this thread. Just watched it and loved it, so thanks guys1
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Toby Jones currently appearing with Mackenzie Crook in The Detectorists on BBC4.
Excellent show now on iplayer. Watch it.0 -
This is the kind of TV the Beeb should be making - not "pretend soaps" like The Apprentice, The Voice and Dragons Den.
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Went to Keele 89 to 93. Neil was regarded as a bit of a joke by some of the students, but by the time I left was held in high regard by anyone that really knew him.0
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Just caught up with it on I player. What an inspirational story, beautifully written and fantastically acted by the extraordinary Mr Jones.
There's only one Neil Baldwin!0