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My Life In Film comes to BBC TWO


Category: TV Ent

Date: 09.12.2004
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"An ingenious sitcom tailor-made for film fans" - Radio Times

 

"An inspired series, clever and witty. A simple idea but perfectly executed" - Daily Telegraph

 

"Highly enjoyable and truly funny, great film spoofery"- Heat

 

"A spoof-tastic, clever comedy!" - Daily Mail

 

Kris Marshall is Art, an aspiring low-budget filmmaker whose over-active imagination turns everyday life into classic cinematic adventures.

 

Art and his friend Jones (Andrew Scott) think they're the English Coen brothers - except that they're not brothers and they haven't made any films.

 

Against this backdrop of playful homage, My Life In Film explores the isosceles triangle of love, friendship and obsession between Art, Jones and Beth (Alice Lowe), with a knowing nod to films such as The Shining, Shallow Grave, Rear Window and Top Gun.

 

After a critically successful run on BBC THREE, My Life In Film now comes to BBC TWO. The first episode will be shown on Sunday 2 January 2005 at 9.30pm.

 

A press pack for My Life In Film is available but please note the running order for the episodes on BBC TWO will be as follows:

 

Episode one: Rear Window

 

Episode two: The Shining

 

Episode three: Top Gun

 

Episode four: Shallow Grave

 

Episode five:

 

Episode six: Butch Cassidy

 

My Life In Film is a BBC Production, written by Mark Chappell, directed by Toby MacDonald and produced by Paul Schlesinger.

 

Preview clips and other behind-the-scenes information are available at bbc.co.uk/comedy.



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