Comments on: Intrepid Michael: Traveller of Time and Space http://boakes.org/intrepid-michael-traveller-of-time-and-space/ nice of you to drop by. tea? Mon, 06 Oct 2008 23:48:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7-hemorrhage hourly 1 By: Henry Hommell http://boakes.org/intrepid-michael-traveller-of-time-and-space/#comment-95871 Henry Hommell Mon, 13 Aug 2007 14:39:49 +0000 http://boakes.org/intrepid-michael-traveller-of-time-and-space#comment-95871 It so happens that I talked to the elusive auteur and creative force behind 'Michael' while sitting on a bench outside the British Library a few weeks ago. He has gone to ground somewhere near Amersham. I am on the trail. yours The Stander on the Stone. It so happens that I talked to the elusive auteur and creative force behind ‘Michael’ while sitting on a bench outside the British Library a few weeks ago. He has gone to ground somewhere near Amersham. I am on the trail.

yours
The Stander on the Stone.

]]> By: chris bristow http://boakes.org/intrepid-michael-traveller-of-time-and-space/#comment-22031 chris bristow Fri, 01 Sep 2006 12:42:07 +0000 http://boakes.org/intrepid-michael-traveller-of-time-and-space#comment-22031 I have a copy of "Intrepid Michael - Traveller of Time and Space: Part II" in the loft at home. This was the first film produced and contains the "giant hourglass" scene. It's running time is around forty minutes. The second film, "Intrepid Michael - Traveller of Time and Space: Part I" runs for around ninety minutes and contains the "Hendrefoilan Garage Jump" scene (The garage belonged to the Dyer family) as well as a car chase, specially written music, costumes and a genuine professional actress (out of work). It also featured some scenes shot on location in Guildford (both Michael films are set in Guildford). As far as I'm aware, there are no surviving copies of this second film. A documentary, "The Making of Michael", was also produced, based on unused rushes from the second film. This too, no longer exists - it's VHS cassette having been used by other family members for recording episodes of "Neighbours". If I find the time, I will attempt to get the first film into iMovie (both VHS tape and VCR need to be fetched from the loft to do this) and give it a digital cleanup - by which time it will probably be about five minutes long and easily uploadable. I have a copy of “Intrepid Michael - Traveller of Time and Space: Part II” in the loft at home. This was the first film produced and contains the “giant hourglass” scene. It’s running time is around forty minutes. The second film, “Intrepid Michael - Traveller of Time and Space: Part I” runs for around ninety minutes and contains the “Hendrefoilan Garage Jump” scene (The garage belonged to the Dyer family) as well as a car chase, specially written music, costumes and a genuine professional actress (out of work). It also featured some scenes shot on location in Guildford (both Michael films are set in Guildford). As far as I’m aware, there are no surviving copies of this second film. A documentary, “The Making of Michael”, was also produced, based on unused rushes from the second film. This too, no longer exists - it’s VHS cassette having been used by other family members for recording episodes of “Neighbours”.

If I find the time, I will attempt to get the first film into iMovie (both VHS tape and VCR need to be fetched from the loft to do this) and give it a digital cleanup - by which time it will probably be about five minutes long and easily uploadable.

]]> By: Rich http://boakes.org/intrepid-michael-traveller-of-time-and-space/#comment-21888 Rich Wed, 30 Aug 2006 22:54:52 +0000 http://boakes.org/intrepid-michael-traveller-of-time-and-space#comment-21888 C. Michael Bristow (the director) has kindly <a href="http://boakes.org/fast-run-round-sketty-and-killay-july-1975/comment-page-1#comment-21880" rel="nofollow">provided a link</a> to <a href="http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-1133099675429014166&q=dunvant" rel="nofollow">Dunvant is Boring</a>. <embed class="soloimg" style="width:400px; height:326px;" id="VideoPlayback" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" src="http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=-1133099675429014166&hl=en-GB"> </embed> Memory fades but that's definitely me aged about 20, with the paddle, and I think on the seat by the pond which was filmed in the old Dunvant Brickworks. C. Michael Bristow (the director) has kindly provided a link to Dunvant is Boring.

Memory fades but that’s definitely me aged about 20, with the paddle, and I think on the seat by the pond which was filmed in the old Dunvant Brickworks.

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