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On Mon, 6 Feb 2006, www.waspies.net wrote:
The disused station area where the trogoldytes lived was absolutely fascinating, does anyone know where it was? Barking ![]() Nah - surely it's RMT head office? tom -- In-jokes for out-casts |
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![]() Well, my two previous responses on this have evidently disappeared into oblivion, so here goes again... The one where the actor died during a live broadcast was an Armchair Theatre production called "Underground" (broadcast November 28, 1958) about nuclear war survivors. The actors were supposedly digging their way out, and were "rotated out" to have more make-up progressively applied so that they appeared dirtier as time went on. One of the actors, Gareth Jones, complained of feeling unwell while off-set and collapsed from a fatal heart attack. The script was hurriedly re-written to cover his absence. Of note is the high quality of the other cast members including Peter Bowles, Andrew Cruickshank and Warren Mitchell. |
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