Cast and crew have been in Cliftonville filming for a new BBC short set in a fictional British seaside town.
The short film, working title One Night in… is being produced by John Pocock whose other works include The Kumars, Sick of It and Horrible Science.
Most of the filming action has taken place at the Cliftonville Lido and Super Pizza in Northdown Road.
John said: “It’s a comedy about two female werewolves who become empowered after being wolf whistled too many times..”
Photo Frank Leppard
Photo Frank Leppard
Photo Frank Leppard
The three day shoot wraps tonight (December21).
Sounds fun
More box ticking, right on BBC tosh. But of course with Cliftonville being one of the top ten hottest places in the world, why wouldn’t they film here?
Would you rather they didn’t. What’s the problem??
It causes traffic problems-as happened on the sea front & what does it bring to the area?
Lido and Super Pizza… this will REALLY show everyone how great Cliftonville is!
About as much an advert for Thanet as Last Resort with Ben Dover was-prostitution & porn.
Usual doom and gloom from certain contributors
I like to be Scrooge & say bah humbug all year round, especially at Xmas.
Do wolf whistles still happen? While I’m past attracting that kind of attention, I can’t remember hearing anyone whistling at anyone for yonks. I really do not endorse harassment but the occasional whistle never struck me as falling into that category.
I never did it (as I’m cr*p at whistling), but I can imagine that building workers still do. I even received the occasional wolf whistle myself back in my much younger and far more handsome days – from women that is!
Had it done to me once-just outside the blind girls school. Actually it was by the old clothing factory near the ITec where there were a gaggle of women.
Outside the blind girls’ school … that made me laugh till you clarified Steve, because my Mum once tried to pair me up with a blind fellow. Nothing wrong with him except he wasn’t my type. Only years later did I realise how insulting her intentions may have been …