OK, this is The Cat's first step to fame eternal. During the summer, she got involved in this film through one of her teachers. It was very exciting for her and for us. The plan is that it will be released next year...around August. We're desperately proud (of course) and The Cat's Mother has already started shopping for her outfit for the Oscars, and another one for the BAFTAs. In case you don't recognise her, she's the one at the front of the screen when the two girls are talking about 50 seconds in. Hope you enjoy, and will pop along when it's released (I'm not saying it'll be in every cinema!)...and please share the video...she will remember you in her acceptance speech if you do. As you can tell I am a little over excited....
Long Forgotten Fields - Official Trailer from Jon Stanford on Vimeo.
In the meantime, we all had a lovely time watching Doctor Who's 50th last weekend. I'm not the greatest of fans; I do quite enjoy it. But this was indeed excellent. Of course we had to check out what the papers say, and obviously, the most thoughtful, considered, and appropriate was the Daily Mail which declared that, The Dr having been responsible for genocide added a bit of depth and edge to the character. Naturally, we've taken that as our lead and feel that Mr Hitler, Mr Stalin and various other heroes who have been treated badly by the history books should be, perhaps, given their own plinth in Trafalgar Square.
* it seems the Mail has now removed this little gem which is a shame as I felt certain it would inspire may middle-Englanders to greatness
