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Post by cinarama on Dec 16, 2009 11:31:56 GMT
Hello Shane and friends!
Thanks for your great welcome message. I love your films and will carry on giving you good press throughout the ages. I would like to meet other Shane Meadows' enthusiasts in London, so message me if you want to meet up. I'm in the business of writing for film but not only: I would love to partner with others and create original work that inspires, challenges and rings true for all members of the underclass out there!
Merry Christmas everybody...
Cina
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Post by marvel969 on Dec 29, 2009 12:30:56 GMT
Hi Shane!
Thanks to be here on earth, with us. Without you could be so boring...
And so I'm proud to be in this place together with many fans.
Thank you for your great works, I really really appreciate your films.
Regards from Italy,
Max
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Post by Tash on Dec 29, 2009 22:22:38 GMT
Benvenuto, Max!  |
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Post by tamster on Jul 12, 2010 21:03:45 GMT
Hello I am a newbie and wanted to say hi and hello to well....everyone really.
Big fan !! x
Tammy x
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Post by jill on Jul 12, 2010 21:07:54 GMT
Hello and welcome Tammy. Good to have you here!
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Post by seedaripper1973 on Sept 2, 2010 20:52:53 GMT
Ahem, Mr Meadows...i am a huge fucking fan of your films, and don't you dare sell out (i'm stoke born so i know uttoxeter) they are inspiring and uplifting (and dark/comedic) please mate!!! i dont want to have to go all 'Dead Mans Shoes' on you....i class you in the vain of all the great british directors (gone and current) Loach, Leigh and Clarke...dont fuck me off my man! x  |
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Post by Dave on Sept 3, 2010 1:40:21 GMT
Ahem, Mr Meadows...i am a huge fucking fan of your films, and don't you dare sell out (i'm stoke born so i know uttoxeter) they are inspiring and uplifting (and dark/comedic) please mate!!! i dont want to have to go all 'Dead Mans Shoes' on you....i class you in the vain of all the great british directors (gone and current) Loach, Leigh and Clarke...dont fuck me off my man! x Multiple threats? Well that's one way to go with a first post I suppose. Hello. |
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Post by seedaripper1973 on Sept 3, 2010 13:16:26 GMT
LOL soz Dave, i'm very passionate about film, and get dismayed with sellouts (not that im purporting that Shane is) not really threats, more a warning! ;-)
hello back! (i'm in bristol these days so you're not too far off...lmao, sounds like another threat, i must deck it!
Keep up the good work fella!
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Post by jimmygscfc on Sept 6, 2010 14:38:31 GMT
A quick hello from a Uttoxeter native, proud of my association with the town and of Shane's achievements. I'm a bit older than Shane but Arthur Meadows was a friend of my brother's (he still lives in Utch and was one of the few Teddy Boys in town!). I sort of left at 19 to go to Uni and returned briefly for 18 months to work in Ashbourne, thereafter leaving to work in London and then Bath/Bristol, which is where I've been since about '86.
There's probably a film or two to be made about some of the characters I grew up with in the 70's but I think that's best left to Shane!!!
Great work Shane, looking forward to TIE '86!!
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Post by w0lfie on Sept 8, 2010 12:27:38 GMT
orite buddy,
from Notts - had the odd pint with Shane back in the Nelson in Sneinton way back when. Married now with kids and moved to a more up-market location in Notts...ahem
Still very proud that Shane putting us on the map and still very proud that anyone can do a Scottish, cockney, Irish or geordie accent but NO ONE can do immitate the beautiful monotone drawl that is the Notts accent.
If only Shane would do something that included the Gypsy Romani slang from Newark.
Go-on Shane get some Newark Gypos in the next film - i'll help you with the dialect.
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Post by graemewoods on Sept 9, 2010 0:41:55 GMT
These posts are all really old man, where the fuck has everyone gone?
I am sorry to intrude on your "Kev Costner lifestyle" , no, I'm not really, I was just hoping for a little advice( cheeky twat or what?), I have been a huge film fan since the birth of VHS and have often dreamed of making a film of my own, if I could do just one that was even half as good as any of yours I would die a happy man, however I am slightly impaired as I have no training or qualifications whatsoever in the field of movie making, except that I have seen everything from "bad boy bubby" to "Frankenhooker", and I have no idea what kind of camera would be needed to make something half decent. I've searched the internet for examples on how to properly form a script and just ended up stressed and feeling out of my depth. Where the hell do I start? I love the realism of your films and the ad-libing is in my opinion what makes the best movie moments, I believe you should write what you know, wether it be films, books or music, that is what makes the best stuff and you do that brilliantly, I don't like to blow smoke up anyone's arse but all your films( except le donk, and even that has some great moments) are ace. so, any advice on where to find some FREE examples of scripwriting and maybe a cheap second hand, broadcastable quality camera?
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Post by Gareth on Sept 9, 2010 8:03:41 GMT
These posts are all really old man, where the fuck has everyone gone? I am sorry to intrude on your "Kev Costner lifestyle" , no, I'm not really, I was just hoping for a little advice( cheeky twat or what?), I have been a huge film fan since the birth of VHS and have often dreamed of making a film of my own, if I could do just one that was even half as good as any of yours I would die a happy man, however I am slightly impaired as I have no training or qualifications whatsoever in the field of movie making, except that I have seen everything from "bad boy bubby" to "Frankenhooker", and I have no idea what kind of camera would be needed to make something half decent. I've searched the internet for examples on how to properly form a script and just ended up stressed and feeling out of my depth. Where the hell do I start? I love the realism of your films and the ad-libing is in my opinion what makes the best movie moments, I believe you should write what you know, wether it be films, books or music, that is what makes the best stuff and you do that brilliantly, I don't like to blow smoke up anyone's arse but all your films( except le donk, and even that has some great moments) are ace. so, any advice on where to find some FREE examples of scripwriting and maybe a cheap second hand, broadcastable quality camera? Tune into film4 tonight and watch Shane's World any questions on filmmaking equipment or whatever post them on the filmmaking section and I'm sure someone will be able to answer them |
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Post by sleezen on Sept 23, 2010 5:02:19 GMT
Safe Mate  |
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Post by desmond22 on Sept 26, 2010 15:27:51 GMT
the very reason I havent become as jaded and cynical about modern british cinema as I have about modern pop music x
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Post by sharpysharp on Sept 28, 2010 22:26:09 GMT
....and i thought i was gonna be the first and original dude on here to say that i never go on forums...beaten to it! i've just watch the final episode of TIE 86, and cried like a baby..i've never seen TV like it - amazing! you're a fooking genius shane.... i'm in love with each and every character you made; good and bad....speachless
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