Across The Lake

Re: Across The Lake

Postby klingon » Thu Jan 07, 2010 3:16 pm

turbocox wrote::idea: Somone get James Cameron on the phone, to make a big buget blockbuster life story of the Campbells and their achivements :shock:

That would be the second sinking boat movie for him then! :lol:








Just an idea :mrgreen:
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Re: Across The Lake

Postby klingon » Thu Jan 07, 2010 3:24 pm

tas wrote:Due to the unique way the bbc is funded...

Wonder if its worth harrassing the beeb - let them know they're potentially missing a trick? I'm sure across the lake would sell well in the museum when K7 is finished.

Contacted them from a lot of angles-right up to senior management and all the same answer-"We have no plans to release this film on DVD"-contacted the British Film Institute who "Might" have some rights over the movie but so far no reply-Cannot understand the position on this-people clamouring for a re-release and getting "rubber eared" by the Beeb!-strange business practice-only in Great Britain! :roll:
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Re: Across The Lake

Postby Graham Milne » Thu Jan 07, 2010 5:32 pm

!-strange business practice-only in Great Britain! :roll:[/quote]

:!: It's a sad fact that here in the UK that yes it is a typical situation, the ordinary person on the street wants something but a man sitting on his ass somewhere in a suit with a bunch of yes-men around him decides that he knows better. Whether it be the BBC or the bloody Government, they are all a waste of space and should be treated accordingly. Quite simply put, there are wiser creatures chewing grass.

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Re: Across The Lake

Postby Renegadenemo » Thu Jan 07, 2010 10:00 pm

klingon wrote:
turbocox wrote::idea: Somone get James Cameron on the phone, to make a big buget blockbuster life story of the Campbells and their achivements :shock:

That would be the second sinking boat movie for him then! :lol:








Just an idea :mrgreen:


Tried to get him on the phone once to get his notes for Carl's funeral - not a hope!
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Re: Across The Lake

Postby bluebirdsback » Thu Jan 07, 2010 11:34 pm

Looks like anyone who wants a copy will have to take the pirate route in that case. No other way around it.

I have some very attractive dvd cases with blank discs inside ;) ;) ;)
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Re: Across The Lake

Postby Graham Milne » Fri Jan 08, 2010 12:11 pm

{Looks like anyone who wants a copy will have to take the pirate route in that case. No other way around it.}

No-one should feel in the slightest bit guilty if they have to buy pirate copies, if the original is no longer available from the supplier/owner then there should be no reason at all why you should not buy the next best thing. Call it illegal or not, if someone wants to sell a product (i.e not drugs etc) which no longer can be bought in a shop then as far as I'm concerned it's game on. Let's face it, it happens everywhere and will continue to do so.
I myself 2 years ago bought a fantastic 5-dvd disc collection of Donald Campbell material no longer available through your average retailer, including 'across the lake'. Cost me just over £20 and well worth every penny. If it's no longer on sale, then it can not be hurting anyone profit-wise.

If the BBC want to re-release it, I'll buy another copy from them too.........
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Re: Across The Lake

Postby klingon » Fri Jan 08, 2010 4:28 pm

Contacted Challenger Investments in Glasgow today-(the "other half" of the production partnership)-The British Film institute have no copyright on the film-which has not been released due to an "intellectual copyright" dispute-Challenger are checking whats the story on this and will let me know what the script is on ownership of the programme. :geek:
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Re: Across The Lake

Postby Mike Bull » Sat Jan 09, 2010 11:18 am

Here you go- 'Robbie' Robinson and the late Caron Keating on 'Blue Peter' with the ATL 'Bluebird'-

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Nice little segment of the show- intro about Donald, then Robbie talking about the real boat and the replica.

(Before anyone asks me, on here or privately- I am NOT at liberty to pass the clip on to anyone else. Sorry!)
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Re: Across The Lake

Postby CHWk7 » Sun Jan 10, 2010 2:17 pm

Here we are a two page article on the mock up.

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Re: Across The Lake

Postby klingon » Sun Jan 10, 2010 9:57 pm

klingon wrote:Contacted Challenger Investments in Glasgow today-(the "other half" of the production partnership)-The British Film institute have no copyright on the film-which has not been released due to an "intellectual copyright" dispute-Challenger are checking whats the story on this and will let me know what the script is on ownership of the programme. :geek:

Nope-no dice there either-This version of Challenger has only existed for 3 years-and has no records of the previous companies dealings-Think I'll just release the DVD myself and wait to see who sues me!-That's if I had a perfect digital copy of it though- :D :roll:
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