Advantages: Funny family chap Disadvantages: No celeb stuff
on they have run out of ice cream!
Growing up as a Catholic kid in Bolton (his mum had a font of Holy water in the hall) there?s no doubt that the young Pete Kaye was a bit of a tear-away, especially in a school full of nuns. Indeed his first experience on stage craft would be amongst that embattled holy order, given the role of Inn Keeper in the school nativity play. Fearing the role lacked depth and character , his one very well known line of:?sorry, there?s no room in the inn?, the only thing to work with, draped in a tea-towel, poetic license was deployed and a 10 year old Peter turned to the audience and replied: There?s plenty of room love. Would you like the full English too!?, much to the enjoyment of the crowd, the applause Peter?s first ?sound of laughter?.
In his early teens his love of observational humor was beginning to ...
Advantages: Easy watching, some good acting and great vocal performances Disadvantages: Acting from some of the cast is a bit over-the-top
years on, with his father dead, Peter is now Lord Morton and the only firm decision he's made about the house he can't really afford to live in is that he's having a party with his university friends. So have they grown-up or are they still immature twenty-two year olds at heart?
I once read some Internet Movie Database trivia that claimed that Rita Rudner (who plays Andrew's wife Carol, a seemingly minor TV star looking for a film break that she's never likely to get) and her husband Martin Bergman wrote the script for Peter's Friends in about five days, and I must admit there are moments when I watch this film that make me think, "Didn't they want to write a better final draft?". Peter's Friends is very much character-driven - nothing exactly eventful happens, rather it seems to provide the six friends with a bit of time out of their busy ...
Wii Play:
I recently hired Wii play from Tesco DVD Rentals to see if I liked it before buying it and I enjoyed it a lot so I thought I would review it for all of you.
Wii Play is the kind of game that is great for when you have a group of friends around with several different mini-games to play. There is a multi-player function allowing for two people to play at once. Because the games are short, (a minute or so max), you can all take it turns to play without anyone getting bored whilst still allowing enough time for toilet/cuppa breaks.
There are seven different mini-games on Wii Play and these are:
Shooting Range: This is my favourite game and it involves shooting at various moving targets. There are five levels each with a different type of target each getting steadily more difficult. There are balloons, cans, targets, clay ...
donnabroom 29.08.2009
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