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[Langdale Wolf]

Pinhead, on Dec 15 2009, 10:50 AM, said:

That's the one! I never forget a face. "Father, I killed a man!"

Imagine the door being kicked open to reveal him staring at you whilst you are pinching one off inside one of the turdi.

Well I imagine it'd help.

[rexclark]

Got it for my good lady's Crimbo. Watched half so far, excellent! I cannot wait for Glastonbury now!

[bulb]

Can't find it ANYWHERE here so I'm just ordering it off line.
Didn't realise he was Juno Temple's Dad until a while ago!

[Karlhippy]

A well made film, but it is also worth while checking the 1971 and 1995 ones as well.

[LusciousLucy]

Karlhippy, on Dec 26 2009, 11:12 AM, said:

A well made film, but it is also worth while checking the 1971 and 1995 ones as well.

Is the 95 one the somewhat faked one with the featured kids actually all from drama school? Seem to recall watching such a 'Glastonbury Movie' back in 96 or near abouts and reckoning parts of it were not filmed during the official weekend. I recognised the kids from some dodgy ITV show.

The Temple movie is a regular player on my laptop. We showed it to our fellow European travellers whilst in Oz. We had to just to get the couple to understand what on earth Chocky and I were endlessly banging on about...and we banged on about it pretty much ALL the time! The film certainly captures the madness of the fest and is a great introduction that totally pisses over anything the Beeb produces (live) year in year out.

[choo choos]

Familiar2billions, on Dec 14 2009, 03:30 PM, said:

Ive lost the disc for my copy and only watched it once just before last years festival : (
I paid £20 for it in HMV as i was desperate to see it, which makes it even more annoying!

just bought double dvd £4.99 hmv, 2 day delivery

[wiltshireham]

Love the Temple film
2 best bits for me are:

1.Faithless
2.The bloke and his mates outside the bus (Cider bus?) with his special rendition of Our Father...
Can anyone remember all the words?

[ghandi]

Best bits for me are:

Smashed fella at the Cypus hill gig with the wide eyes.
The pooper scooper  odd bod family
Women who looks like a cross between Robert smith from the Cure and the child catcher from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, looks like a total loon!
Dancing in the mud outside wine bar, pure Glasto spirit

And  to many many more to mention.

Such a great film i've seen it four times since June and will prob watch it a couple more before next June

[Karlhippy]

choo choos, on Dec 29 2009, 03:06 PM, said:

just bought double dvd £4.99 hmv, 2 day delivery

there
you go, don't need to ask any more questions - buy the discs!

[Mrs*E*]

love this dvd so much, i think its worn out    

the guy off his nut in the crowd is at Cypress Hill

also love the short clip of the film of a young lad from Devon ...... she asks if he's been there all night and he says since Tuesday, lol looks like he had a fab time

[clockworkpurple]

LOVE this film, and i just got the special ed. for Xmas. However, when I chose a different band to watch in the interactive section, i only get to _see_ the different band....the soundtrack remains the original one.

Is this what's supposed to happen or is my disc/DVD player screwed?

[Pinhead]

LusciousLucy, on Dec 28 2009, 01:39 AM, said:

Is the 95 one the somewhat faked one with the featured kids actually all from drama school? Seem to recall watching such a 'Glastonbury Movie' back in 96 or near abouts and reckoning parts of it were not filmed during the official weekend. I recognised the kids from some dodgy ITV show.

Yes, the 1996 one has about 3 'actors' in it - as you say, probably borrowed from a drama school undergraduate pool. It was supposed to have been filmed between 1992 - 1993, but I reckon there's some 1994 scenes in there as well.

This kids you may have recognised from some ITV productions were in the band that accompanyed the film crew, who were friends of theirs and camped with them behind the Jazzworld Stage. They were called 'The Filberts' and were apparently for real. The two I recognise are the bloke from the old CITV programme 'Press Gang' (with Julia Swahlia I think), and still turns up in the odd BBC / ITV drama / soap like The Bill, and another bloke there went on to hollywood and I most recently remember turning up in 'The Fifth Element'.