An amusing Eastenders related moment on the train today while watching Doomwatch The Movie :
"Dr Dell Shaw, an investigator from the British ecological watchdog group Doomwatch, is sent to the remote island of Balfe to file a report on the effects of a recent oil tanker spill. There he becomes fascinated with the mysterious behavioural disorders of the locals - their rudeness, random aggression - and the strange genetic prevalence of thick lips and sloping brows. Investigation shows that the fish in the area are suffering from hormonal disorders caused by leaking drums of growth stimulants that have been dumped offshore. The islanders, as a result of eating the fish, are in turn developing acromegaly, a disorder of excessive hormonal growth, usually the result of family interbreeding, which produces aggression and eventually madness."
Eastenders moment - step forward Pam St Clement as an islander, no obvious sign of make-up applied.
> Eastenders moment - step forward Pam St Clement as an islander, no > obvious sign of make-up applied.
Ah! A film indeed! With Eamonn Boyce, who previously played a car-mechanic in an episode of "George and Midlred", and Michael Brennan, who played Mr. Meeker in "All Creatures Great And Small".
And let's not forget Ian Banner, the famous dr. Alex Cameron in "Dr. Finlay"!
> Thus spake Albert (albertwur...@gmail.com) unto the assembled multitudes: > > The Scientist schreef:
> >> Eastenders moment - step forward Pam St Clement as an islander, no > >> obvious sign of make-up applied.
> > Ah! A film indeed! With Eamonn Boyce, who previously played a > > car-mechanic in an episode of "George and Midlred", and Michael > > Brennan, who played Mr. Meeker in "All Creatures Great And Small".
> > And let's not forget Ian Banner, the famous dr. Alex Cameron in "Dr. > > Finlay"!
> Sure you don't mean Ian Bannen, who also had a major role in Tinker Tailor > Soldier Spy?
You're absolutely right! Of course I meant Ian Bannen, who played Senior Police Officer Fields in the movie "Gandhi". Ian Banner is known for his part in "Hope and Glory"from John Boorman.
Albert wrote: > A.Cl...@DENTURESsussex.ac.uk schreef:
> > Thus spake Albert (albertwur...@gmail.com) unto the assembled multitudes: > > > The Scientist schreef:
> > >> Eastenders moment - step forward Pam St Clement as an islander, no > > >> obvious sign of make-up applied.
> > > Ah! A film indeed! With Eamonn Boyce, who previously played a > > > car-mechanic in an episode of "George and Midlred", and Michael > > > Brennan, who played Mr. Meeker in "All Creatures Great And Small".
> > > And let's not forget Ian Banner, the famous dr. Alex Cameron in "Dr. > > > Finlay"!
> > Sure you don't mean Ian Bannen, who also had a major role in Tinker Tailor > > Soldier Spy?
> You're absolutely right! Of course I meant Ian Bannen, who played > Senior Police Officer Fields in the movie "Gandhi". Ian Banner is known > for his part in "Hope and Glory"from John Boorman.
> > > >> Eastenders moment - step forward Pam St Clement as an islander, no > > > >> obvious sign of make-up applied.
> > > > Ah! A film indeed! With Eamonn Boyce, who previously played a > > > > car-mechanic in an episode of "George and Midlred", and Michael > > > > Brennan, who played Mr. Meeker in "All Creatures Great And Small".
> > > > And let's not forget Ian Banner, the famous dr. Alex Cameron in "Dr. > > > > Finlay"!
> > > Sure you don't mean Ian Bannen, who also had a major role in Tinker Tailor > > > Soldier Spy?
> > You're absolutely right! Of course I meant Ian Bannen, who played > > Senior Police Officer Fields in the movie "Gandhi". Ian Banner is known > > for his part in "Hope and Glory"from John Boorman.
> IMDB can be deadly in the wrong hands.
If IMDB woul have been used you would've been right, but in this last instance I did not glean the information from said insidious source.
