magoo
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Anyone know what it was? There was a BMW 5 series and nice old Mercedes convertible parked there which I assume were part of the set.
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Filming at the top of Bear Road this afternoon.
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MACCAPACCA
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Just a stab in the dark here, but we did see D C Jones at the Richard Hawley concert lady night. Could it be Midsummer Murders?
Could it have been this? Man dies after van crash in Brighton From The Argus)
Shit I was up at downs crem today before this for my unks ashes scattering service
LadySeagull
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Yes but the crash was near the top wasn't it? Police filming the general scene whilst the road was still closed?
magoo
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No, the picture in that article was taken near the bottom. The top is a long way away.
Also that report says it happened and 1.25. I'm talking about very late afternoon.
Why would the police have a sign up saying 'CLOSED FOR FILMING' and no 'POLICE ACCIDENT' signs. And just a few yards away was a caravan with something about TV and Film location services.
Something was definitely being filmed for TV or a movie...
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Last Thursday there were loads of people filming something on the seafront by Palmera Sq at about 9pm
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Filming in the warehouse opposite the Market Diner this morning
Lady Gull
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They were there again yesterday when I drove into town - they were turning the building on the corner into a fake hotel!!! I got quite excited at one point and thought it was a new venue to start marketing to!!!
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Must have been confusing!!!!! lol
bhamex1901
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It's for the The Fear a four hour mini-series on Channel 4. They blew up a car on the seafront the other day.
Nibble
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Looks good actually. Fantastic cast including Peter Mullen and Richard E Grant
Fresh from his stunning turn in the critically acclaimed Tyrannosaur, Peter Mullan returns to C4 as Brighton crime boss turned entrepreneur Richie Beckett. Harry Lloyd (Game of Thrones, The Iron Lady), Paul Nicholls (The Passion, Clapham Junction) Anastasia Hille (Snow White and the Huntsman, The Awakening) and Richard E Grant (The Crimson Petal & The White) also star in the 4 X 60 series written by Richard Cottan (Wallander, Hancock & Joan) and directed by Michael Samuels (Any Human Heart).
Pursuing his dream of rebuilding Brighton's derelict West Pier, Richie Beckett's hard-earned respectability is threatened by two new enemies: An invading Albanian mafia and an aggressive form of early onset dementia. Struggling to contain the invasion, sons Matty (Harry Lloyd) and Cal (Paul Nicholls) need a peacemaker, but Richie's erratic and extreme behavior only inflames the situation.
As his sons and wife Jo (Anastasia Hille) deal with the fall-out of his worsening condition, we see further and further into Richie's decaying mind. In desperation, Richie turns to old adversary Seb (Richard E. Grant)for answers. But with his short term memory fading, Richie's dark past bleeds into the present, revealing unresolved traumas that echo the chaos that now surrounds him
What emerges is a spiraling battle to resist an implacable enemy, acted out on the streets of Brighton and inside the head of Richie Beckett.
The Fear is commissioned by Roberto Troni for Channel 4, is executive produced by Simon Heath (Line of Duty, United) produced by Tim Bricknell (Eric & Ernie, Cold Mountain) for World Productions, makers of Line of Duty, United, The Cops and Party Animals, in association with WW Entertainment.
Fresh from his stunning turn in the critically acclaimed Tyrannosaur, Peter Mullan returns to C4 as Brighton crime boss turned entrepreneur Richie Beckett. Harry Lloyd (Game of Thrones, The Iron Lady), Paul Nicholls (The Passion, Clapham Junction) Anastasia Hille (Snow White and the Huntsman, The Awakening) and Richard E Grant (The Crimson Petal & The White) also star in the 4 X 60 series written by Richard Cottan (Wallander, Hancock & Joan) and directed by Michael Samuels (Any Human Heart).
Pursuing his dream of rebuilding Brighton's derelict West Pier, Richie Beckett's hard-earned respectability is threatened by two new enemies: An invading Albanian mafia and an aggressive form of early onset dementia. Struggling to contain the invasion, sons Matty (Harry Lloyd) and Cal (Paul Nicholls) need a peacemaker, but Richie's erratic and extreme behavior only inflames the situation.
As his sons and wife Jo (Anastasia Hille) deal with the fall-out of his worsening condition, we see further and further into Richie's decaying mind. In desperation, Richie turns to old adversary Seb (Richard E. Grant)for answers. But with his short term memory fading, Richie's dark past bleeds into the present, revealing unresolved traumas that echo the chaos that now surrounds him
What emerges is a spiraling battle to resist an implacable enemy, acted out on the streets of Brighton and inside the head of Richie Beckett.
The Fear is commissioned by Roberto Troni for Channel 4, is executive produced by Simon Heath (Line of Duty, United) produced by Tim Bricknell (Eric & Ernie, Cold Mountain) for World Productions, makers of Line of Duty, United, The Cops and Party Animals, in association with WW Entertainment.