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TEEING OFF AT BURHILL
Alec Stitchbury, with 41 points, was winner of the Morning Individual Stableford Competition at this year’s Fuji & LWT Invitiation Golf Day, held at Burhill GC on July 6.
Runner-up with 38 points (on count back) was Frances Allwork, pip- ping Tristan Underwood and Warwick Fielding who had the same score on a day that dawned dull but became per- fect for scoring well. Best total on the par 3s (12) was achieved by David Hodgkinson, and
Rob Corsan was
Nearest The Pin.
Winning teams in the Afternoon Team Stableford were, on the front nine, Bob Clarke, Mike Dewison and Malcolm Lenny (39); on the back nine with 37, Mike Boyce, David Hodgkinson and Geoff Poole.
Respective runners-up
were – front nine – Malcolm Beech- Allen/ Warwick Fielding/Howard Lanning and Sam Drew/Martin Elmore/Peter Lawley. Back nine – Malcolm Blow, Pat Kelleher, George Packwood and Dennis Fraser/John Moore/Eric Smith. Nearest the Pin was Mark McDermot. ■
Photos from top: Afternoon
Team Stableford Front Nine:
Malcolm Lenny, Bob Clarke and Mike Dewison
Afternoon Team Stableford Front Nine: Geoff Poole, Mike Boyce and David Hookinson First Individual Stableford; Fuji’s Rachel Baker presents Prize to Alec Stitchbury
DON’T LOOK BACK
FILLING THE HOLE
American Beauty’s Thora Birch and Daniel Brocklebank are pictured below in a scene from The Hole, a tense psy- chological thriller, currently shooting on location and at Bray Studios. Directed by Nick Hamm
(Martha – Meet Frank, Daniel and
After standing-in for
Second Century
Germania in Ridley
Scott’s epic
Gladiator, the leafy
woods around Farnham,
Surrey were “doubling”
again recently... for present day rural Louisiana.
This was the setting for Don’t Look Back, a £55,000, 30-minute chiller thriller from director Nicholas Sherard, who started in the industry as a runner 14 years ago.
Based on the harrowing true story of a mysterious murder, the short - first of an intended trilogy from Sherard - stars Stephen Marcus, Kevin Howarth, Charlotte Rogers, Donald Standen and Pippa Edwards. It was
shot on Fuji 100 and 400 by cine- matographer John Keen.
Sherard, also an experienced actor and editor, said that Don’t
Look Back is to be showcased at the Warner West End cinema later this year. Together with his writer brother Gerry, he is also planning his first fea- ture, The Princess of No Man’s Land, set during World War One.
Incidentally, Sherard hasn’t forgot- ten his roots for as well as developing his various film projects he has also launched The Runners Club, a dedicat- ed agency for runners and the people who need them. He reports that the interest is intense. ■
Laurence) and photographed on
Fuji by Denis Crossan BSC (I Know What You Did Last Summer), The Hole also stars Desmond Harrington, Laurence (son of James) Fox, Embeth Davidtz and Gemma Craven. ■
Photos from top left: Director Nicholas Sherard on the set of Don’t Look Back; Kevin Howarth stars as the ‘Stranger’. The film was shot on Fuji F-100 and F-400 by cinematographer John Keen.
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FESTIVALS & EVENTS
FESTIVALS & EVENTS