Showing posts with label steve oram. Show all posts
Showing posts with label steve oram. Show all posts

Thursday, November 30, 2017

Noelvember Day 30


It's the last day of Noelvember, so I thought I'd post this photo by Joseph Lynn of  Noel trouserless (why? Only they know). It's a set of shots he did of the Brakes cast. The one of Julia is gorgeous. Check out the entire collection.

Monday, June 20, 2016

More On Brakes


Check out this Velvet Onion interview with Mercedes Grower about the 4-year journey that was the making of Brakes. Although Noel has mentioned it on occasion, I didn't realize it had been in the works for that long, nor how many of the "the gang" were involved. Oliver Ralfe and Joseph Lynn were also included in production. It sounds interesting and I hope the movie gets a chance to be seen. 

Sunday, September 27, 2015

Never Say Never


This is a small article from Beyond the Joke where the Boosh movie is again questioned, and his response was "never say never". We just continue to hope! The article mentions his haircut and Mindhorn, with a link that didn't work for me. Try it yourself, it might just be because I'm in the wrong country. That happens quite a lot. 


Saturday, September 26, 2015

Week In Review

So first Noel was a bare-legged French Duke and Mike was...well, I don't really know what he was... with the Trailer Park Boys. [X]

Then he was on a Q/A panel Friday night with Steve Oram and Julian (yes, the fandom screamed!). 

So all in all, it was a pretty good week. 


Thursday, September 3, 2015

Aaaaaaaah!


So, Aaaaaaaah! has been showing for a couple of weeks (maybe) now and this is the first review I've seen on it. Chances are slim I'll get to see it unless it shows up on Netflix in a year or two, but here's hoping. I wasn't sure of the plot, but this article from Little White Lies gives us a good idea. And makes me hope I get to see it someday!

Wednesday, April 22, 2015

And Now For Something Different


So, I don't know if this will come through okay, but I hope it does. It's a radio interview with Steve Oram and Julian Barratt about their new movie Aaaaaaaah! and the use of language. I don't know if this is only going to be available for a short time, but hopefully you can find it here.