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rytenuff Posted - 13/06/2012 : 16:18:42
"Director Danny Boyle has revealed that his London 2012 Olympic opening ceremony plans will see the Olympic Stadium resembling “the British countryside”, featuring farmyard animals and the village cricket team.

The director dubbed the £27million opening ceremony, which takes place on July 27th, “green and pleasant” with the aim of creating “a picture of ourselves as a nation”."

mmn...British or just English?
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OriginalAnimal Posted - 15/06/2012 : 22:13:06
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Originally posted by Grahame B

quote:
Originally posted by rytenuff

"Director Danny Boyle has revealed that his London 2012 Olympic opening ceremony plans will see the Olympic Stadium resembling “the British countryside”, featuring farmyard animals and the village cricket team.

The director dubbed the £27million opening ceremony, which takes place on July 27th, “green and pleasant” with the aim of creating “a picture of ourselves as a nation”."

mmn...British or just English?



I read that he was taking the ****. He, and everyone involved, is sworn to secrecy. This is Danny Boyle we're talking about here, if they wanted 'green and pleasant' there are a lot of people more qualified to supply that.

I want to know how the 900 pole dancing nurses fit in to all this.




They have to earn a decent living somehow!
beezerk Posted - 15/06/2012 : 19:30:29
Just been to see Bear Grylls do the zip wire from the Tyne Bridge, great atmosphere, little one loved it.
Grahame B Posted - 15/06/2012 : 16:46:29
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Originally posted by rytenuff

"Director Danny Boyle has revealed that his London 2012 Olympic opening ceremony plans will see the Olympic Stadium resembling “the British countryside”, featuring farmyard animals and the village cricket team.

The director dubbed the £27million opening ceremony, which takes place on July 27th, “green and pleasant” with the aim of creating “a picture of ourselves as a nation”."

mmn...British or just English?



I read that he was taking the ****. He, and everyone involved, is sworn to secrecy. This is Danny Boyle we're talking about here, if they wanted 'green and pleasant' there are a lot of people more qualified to supply that.

I want to know how the 900 dancing nurses fit in to all this.
shoestring Posted - 15/06/2012 : 15:04:49
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Originally posted by averagewaistdude

Dare I mention the Spinal Tap Stonehenge scene?


Yes, please do! my favourite piece of film ever.

For those having a cr@p day, here it is again to cheer you up

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Zdyo4vJuCU

averagewaistdude Posted - 15/06/2012 : 12:37:21
Dare I mention the Spinal Tap Stonehenge scene?
OriginalAnimal Posted - 13/06/2012 : 18:40:16
What was on show was the actual display, full sized

They couldn't afford anything bigger!!!

At least they'll have the authentic smell of bu115h1t supplied by the politicians
rytenuff Posted - 13/06/2012 : 18:14:10
The theme is meant to evoke William Blake's poem Jerusalem, " Till we have built Jerusalem In England's green and pleasant land."
Perhaps you missed the connection or your green and pleasant specs coloured your judgement?:)
Wannabedrummer Posted - 13/06/2012 : 16:57:46
I would say much of Scotland is green and plesant, as is Wales and the English coutryside. N iron, too, is rather pleasant in terms of greenery, so erm, British, I suppose.

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