In case you're interested, this is the poster for Grow Your Own.
And here is a still:
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I just watched "Code 46", which, i might add, is one brilliant moovie,esspecially the script. The one interesting thing which draw my attention is use of colloquial non-english based words as substitues for some common speaking daily phrases,such as "mehow" (which i thoght was "ni hao") or "lo siento", "gracias"... I am really interested how've you come up with that idea?
just a quickie to say thanx for the One Chord Wonders plays, really enjoyed them, missed the second one when out of country can you podcast them or smthg?
and for your list
yes The Wire is oh so punk but is Doctor Who?
Mac's are PC's are not.
Downloading is record collecting isn't.
Mugs are cups aren't.
want more?
ah just wanted to tell you , i think bout the film "butterfly kiss " often. the film is stunning and one of my fav films. i wanted the screen play as a book but it seems not published.
all your writing made for Winterbottom'S films are great.
id like u to publish more books, like a bunch of screen plays into a book. ill definetely buy it!
saeko
Frank Cottrell Boyce: Millions One bag of stolen cash, two brothers and a cloud of saints. Winner of the Carnegie Medal and the Luchs das Jahr among others. Filmed by Danny Boyle.
Review at:
http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/books/article1010921.ece
Amazon at:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Millions-Frank-Cottrell-Boyce/dp/0330433318/ref=ed_oe_p/026-5508524-4210842
Frank Cottrell Boyce: Framed As a result of flooding in London, the entire contents of the National Gallery are hidden away in a cave under a small Welsh village. The inhabitants discover what's going on and get itchy fingers.
Currently being filmed by the BBC. Shortlisted for the Carnegie, the Whitbread, the Tir na nOg and the Jugendliteraturpreis (2007) among others.
Review at:
http://books.guardian.co.uk/review/story/0,12084,1576247,00.html
On Amazon at:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Framed-Frank-Cottrell-Boyce/dp/033043425X/ref=ed_oe_p/026-5508524-4210842?ie=UTF8&qid=1125912637&sr=2-1
I just watched "Code 46", which, i might add, is one brilliant moovie,esspecially the script. The one interesting thing which draw my attention is use of colloquial non-english based words as substitues for some common speaking daily phrases,such as "mehow" (which i thoght was "ni hao") or "lo siento", "gracias"... I am really interested how've you come up with that idea?
Posted by: Angelico Payne | September 18, 2007 at 12:26 PM
just a quickie to say thanx for the One Chord Wonders plays, really enjoyed them, missed the second one when out of country can you podcast them or smthg?
and for your list
yes The Wire is oh so punk but is Doctor Who?
Mac's are PC's are not.
Downloading is record collecting isn't.
Mugs are cups aren't.
want more?
cheerio
Posted by: jon | August 09, 2008 at 08:26 PM
ah just wanted to tell you , i think bout the film "butterfly kiss " often. the film is stunning and one of my fav films. i wanted the screen play as a book but it seems not published.
all your writing made for Winterbottom'S films are great.
id like u to publish more books, like a bunch of screen plays into a book. ill definetely buy it!
saeko
Posted by: saeko | November 04, 2008 at 07:53 AM
Thanks for your kind words about "Empire Express," Frank.
Posted by: David Haward Bain | March 22, 2011 at 12:28 PM