Howie
Donkey in a hat
It would be... if you'd got the right fillum. It's the underrated masterpiece Beverley Hills Cop III.
Back to nerd school, with you.
Edit: unless you were referring to Catmaydo's earlier answer, in which case I'll shut up.
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Coasters in Media
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It would be... if you'd got the right fillum. It's the underrated masterpiece Beverley Hills Cop III.
Back to nerd school, with you.
Edit: unless you were referring to Catmaydo's earlier answer, in which case I'll shut up.
Smithy
Strata Poster
Mate, I don't need to bother mentioning that it's the third one because it's the only one worth watching (not true they're all great but if I had to choose it's the third one every time even now I'm ****ing humming the theme tune to Wonderworld) now you can all suffer with me
FarleyFlavors
Mega Poster
"I swear, I was brought up underneath the roller coaster in the Coney Island section of Brooklyn."
The house exterior in that scene wasn't a film set - they actually built the Thunderbolt coaster on top of a small hotel. Full story (including its sad demise) here: http://www.nyfolklore.org/pubs/voicjl27/dnstate.html
The house exterior in that scene wasn't a film set - they actually built the Thunderbolt coaster on top of a small hotel. Full story (including its sad demise) here: http://www.nyfolklore.org/pubs/voicjl27/dnstate.html
sandgrown
Mega Poster
Mick ****ing Hucknall's Goodmen rip-off. The video is the Big One, possibly with his filthy ginger mop wobbling around.
There was some boy band video done at the Pleas a few years ago, and obviously Yvette Fielding from Blue Peter shrieking her nut off on the Revolution.
BBC series 'Blackpool', also the 1997 fly on the wall series, and Where Seagulls Dare about PMBO construction.
There was some boy band video done at the Pleas a few years ago, and obviously Yvette Fielding from Blue Peter shrieking her nut off on the Revolution.
BBC series 'Blackpool', also the 1997 fly on the wall series, and Where Seagulls Dare about PMBO construction.
TommyAlex
Mega Poster
On the topic of stuff filmed at the Pleasure Beach, an episode of Max & Paddy's Road to Nowhere was filmed for a brief scene on the Big Dipper and a small ride in Beaver Creek.
The boy band video was 5SOS, whilst I think The Killers also did a video there as well.
The Oliver Platt and Lee Evans comedy Funny Bones was filmed throughout Blackpool, including a scene where the illuminations are switched on from on board Noah's Ark, and a scene where characters are living in a hut within the Grand National. Weirdly though, the characters run out from the Grand National and into the Ghost Train where they work as actors, but the Ghost Train used both internally and externally isn't the park's own Ghost Train.
The film Slayground was also filmed at the Pleasure Beach. I haven't seen the film, but the revolving tunnel in Alice in Wonderland is seen in the trailer on YouTube.
The boy band video was 5SOS, whilst I think The Killers also did a video there as well.
The Oliver Platt and Lee Evans comedy Funny Bones was filmed throughout Blackpool, including a scene where the illuminations are switched on from on board Noah's Ark, and a scene where characters are living in a hut within the Grand National. Weirdly though, the characters run out from the Grand National and into the Ghost Train where they work as actors, but the Ghost Train used both internally and externally isn't the park's own Ghost Train.
The film Slayground was also filmed at the Pleasure Beach. I haven't seen the film, but the revolving tunnel in Alice in Wonderland is seen in the trailer on YouTube.
