Garbo UTC Legend Jun 15, 2017 #2 ...for those of us that were there (in the 70's of Dirty Leeds) at the time it is very illuminating and is very much of the period!
...for those of us that were there (in the 70's of Dirty Leeds) at the time it is very illuminating and is very much of the period!
cockbeard Fans' Favourite Jun 15, 2017 #3 It definitely picks up the vibe of the time, but don't think it's a documentary, is fiction and should be treated as such
It definitely picks up the vibe of the time, but don't think it's a documentary, is fiction and should be treated as such
Topfarrier UTC Legend Jun 15, 2017 #4 cockbeard - 15/6/2017 14:14 It definitely picks up the vibe of the time, but don't think it's a documentary, is fiction and should be treated as such Click to expand... I think Clough's family were disgusted at how his character was portrayed ....as you say pure fiction.
cockbeard - 15/6/2017 14:14 It definitely picks up the vibe of the time, but don't think it's a documentary, is fiction and should be treated as such Click to expand... I think Clough's family were disgusted at how his character was portrayed ....as you say pure fiction.
cockbeard Fans' Favourite Jun 15, 2017 #5 They were, I was living in Derby at the time, Clough is a legend there. The book and film were regular pub chat, not long after he passed either, the book was viewed as a cash-in on a great name
They were, I was living in Derby at the time, Clough is a legend there. The book and film were regular pub chat, not long after he passed either, the book was viewed as a cash-in on a great name
