Edmundo Ros RIP & Elan film of Motor Show 49 yrs ago today.
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RIP Edmundo...
What's the connection? Tenuous...but he WAS there in '62, and I noticed the issue date of the film: 49 years ago today!!
http://www.britishpathe.com/record.php?id=42648
Cheers - Richard
What's the connection? Tenuous...but he WAS there in '62, and I noticed the issue date of the film: 49 years ago today!!
http://www.britishpathe.com/record.php?id=42648
Cheers - Richard
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Slightly embarassed to say I'm not familiar with Ros and his works
But what a briliant old clip of film, fantastic cars one and all ......soon after that time it all started to go wrong.
Commom Market my ****
Love the voice over, love the nostalgia, love the sexism makes me so proud to have lived through a time when we could call ourselves English (assuming you are of course )
I do wish these films were in the public domain after all these years and to be honest I wonder why they aren't?
But what a briliant old clip of film, fantastic cars one and all ......soon after that time it all started to go wrong.
Commom Market my ****
Love the voice over, love the nostalgia, love the sexism makes me so proud to have lived through a time when we could call ourselves English (assuming you are of course )
I do wish these films were in the public domain after all these years and to be honest I wonder why they aren't?
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ardee_selby wrote:RIP Edmundo...
Richard,
Jumped the gun a little, I think. Edmundo died yesterday (21st Oct) at the age of 100.
So its definately RIP Edmundo today.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-15414606
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nebogipfel wrote:Love the voice over, love the nostalgia, love the sexism makes me so proud to have lived through a time when we could call ourselves English (assuming you are of course )
I do wish these films were in the public domain after all these years and to be honest I wonder why they aren't?
I'm the same, I've looked at quite a few of the 60s/70s clips on the Pathe site.
I was even prepared to shell out cash to be able to compile a few clips onto a DVD for our telly, but the prices they ask are out of all proportion for what's after all just a hobby. That clip for instance was up at ?50, ?50 for a 6 minute clip ? All I can say is I'm glad Harry Potter dvds aren't on the same ?/minute scale !
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Looks like a piece of copper pipe for the fuel hose on those Webbers (about 5:20 in )...
Not sure I'd appreciate those 'Lovelies' sitting on my bodywork!
Robbie
Not sure I'd appreciate those 'Lovelies' sitting on my bodywork!
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UAB807F wrote:nebogipfel wrote:Love the voice over, love the nostalgia, love the sexism makes me so proud to have lived through a time when we could call ourselves English (assuming you are of course )
I do wish these films were in the public domain after all these years and to be honest I wonder why they aren't?
I'm the same, I've looked at quite a few of the 60s/70s clips on the Pathe site.
I was even prepared to shell out cash to be able to compile a few clips onto a DVD for our telly, but the prices they ask are out of all proportion for what's after all just a hobby. That clip for instance was up at ?50, ?50 for a 6 minute clip ? All I can say is I'm glad Harry Potter dvds aren't on the same ?/minute scale !
Brian
Brian,
I pulled the same clip in YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI-81fPR ... 6087A25DD7
You can copy it from there.
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Robbie693 wrote:Not sure I'd appreciate those 'Lovelies' sitting on my bodywork!
Robbie
Oh I don't know .....just so long as they didn't sit on my Lotus
bcmc33 wrote:
I pulled the same clip in YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI-81fPR ... 6087A25DD7
You can copy it from there.
Thanks for the link Brian but that's such a low res'/low bitrate clip it's fairly unpleasant to watch
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Reminded me of sitting in the back of the Regal Cinema quite a few (don't you just love diplomacy!) years ago... Very distinctive voice overs..
Great bit of film. Thanks for the link.
Alex.
Great bit of film. Thanks for the link.
Alex.
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bcmc33 wrote:ardee_selby wrote:RIP Edmundo...
Richard,
Jumped the gun a little, I think. Edmundo died yesterday (21st Oct) at the age of 100.
So its definately RIP Edmundo today.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-15414606
I usually go off half-cocked But, point of order...I didn't know when, exactly, the late great Edmundo had passed. I happened to see the coincidence of yesterday (22nd) being the 49th "anniversary" of the film being issued...and that Mr.Ros had featured in it.
Issue Date: 22/10/1962 Sound: Yes
Time in: 01:13:53:00 Time out: 01:20:14:00
Canister: 62/85 Film ID: 1735.02
Sort number: 62/085 Tape: *PM1735
So, something less than a year to go for the Elans 50th...
Cheers - Richard
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nebogipfel wrote:Robbie693 wrote:Not sure I'd appreciate those 'Lovelies' sitting on my bodywork!
Robbie
Oh I don't know .....just so long as they didn't sit on my Lotus
Ah ha! Well I guess it had to be said
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Robbie693 wrote:nebogipfel wrote:Robbie693 wrote:Not sure I'd appreciate those 'Lovelies' sitting on my bodywork!
Robbie
Oh I don't know .....just so long as they didn't sit on my Lotus
Ah ha! Well I guess it had to be said
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Day, me say day, me say day, me say day....ay-ay-o
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elansprint71 wrote:Daylight come and me wanna go home.
nebogipfel wrote:Day, me say day, me say day, me say day....ay-ay-o
Daylight come and me wan' go home
What are you two on? Bananas? What's the connection here?
AFAIK Harry Belafonte was NOT at the '62 Motor Show, or any other come to that!
...or was I asleep when he was featured in the film?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tn8BuSRq ... re=related
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