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* Nicole Yarna - Body  
 
* Nicole Yarna - Body  
 
* Margaret Evans - Nude  
 
* Margaret Evans - Nude  
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* Brian Auger
 
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* [[Dantalian's Chariot]] - themselves
 
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=Production=
 
=Production=
Footage of [[Dantalian's Chariot]] was recorded live in concert for - but without sound (to save money, as the movie was done on a tight budget). The sound was added later - a part of the studio track [[Madman Running Through the Fields]] and a yet unreleased song called [[Soliloquy]], that was especially recorded for the movie.
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Footage of [[Dantalian's Chariot]] was recorded live in concert - but without sound (to save money, as the movie was done on a tight budget). The sound was added later - a part of the studio track [[Madman Running Through the Fields]] and a yet unreleased song called [[Soliloquy]], that was especially recorded for the movie.
  
Director Fred Marshall remembers that the live footage was filmed at Wembley, while [[Zoot Money]] seems to think it was done in Chelmsford.
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Director Fred Marshall remembers that the live footage was filmed at Wembley, while [[Zoot Money]] seems to think it was done in Chelmsford. It was probably a concert in the spring of [[1968]].
  
 
The movie's original running time of 98 minutes was trimmed down - due to censors and distributors.
 
The movie's original running time of 98 minutes was trimmed down - due to censors and distributors.
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=External links & reviews=
 
=External links & reviews=
''This section needs more information.''
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* [https://wipednews.wordpress.com/features/popdown-pops-back-up-one-mans-mission-to-find-a-lost-film/ Peter Prentice's search for Popdown]
  
 
=References=
 
=References=
source: Record Collector - June [[2010]], imdb.com, Fred Marshall (in an e-mail and letter to Jay Matsueda)
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source: Record Collector - June [[2010]], imdb.com, Fred Marshall (in an e-mail and letter to Jay Matsueda), Peter Prentice analysis
  
 
[[Category:Film appearances (Andy Summers)]]
 
[[Category:Film appearances (Andy Summers)]]

Latest revision as of 00:09, 7 November 2020


Popdown
Popdown program - provided by Jay Matsueda
Directed by: Fred Marshall
Produced by: Fred Marshall
Written by: Fred Marshall
Starring: no one you know, except for Zoot Money and Andy Summers
Music by: John Hawkins
Edited by: EDITOR
Distributed by: DISTRIBUTOR
Release date(s): 1969-MM-DD
Running time: 53 minutes
Country: UK
Language(s): English
IMDB link

Plot summary

A mix of sci-fi and '60s psychedelic pop.

Cast

  • Diane Keen - Miss 1970
  • Jane Bates - Aries
  • Carol Rachell - Miss Withit
  • Debbie Slater - Girl
  • Nicole Yarna - Body
  • Margaret Evans - Nude
  • Brian Auger

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Production

Footage of Dantalian's Chariot was recorded live in concert - but without sound (to save money, as the movie was done on a tight budget). The sound was added later - a part of the studio track Madman Running Through the Fields and a yet unreleased song called Soliloquy, that was especially recorded for the movie.

Director Fred Marshall remembers that the live footage was filmed at Wembley, while Zoot Money seems to think it was done in Chelmsford. It was probably a concert in the spring of 1968.

The movie's original running time of 98 minutes was trimmed down - due to censors and distributors.

Release

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Video and DVD releases

Cover art Release date Country Format Language Special features
Stub.gif YYYY-MM-DD Country Examples: VHS (PAL), VHS (NTSC), DVD (Region #/PAL or NTSC)... Language List of any special features

Awards

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Year Winner Award Category
YYYY WINNER (Film, actor, score...) AWARD (Oscar, People's Choice, etc.) CATEGORY

Nominations

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Year Nominee Award Category
YYYY NOMINEE (Film, actor, score...) AWARD (Oscar, People's Choice, etc.) CATEGORY

Score

TITLE OF SOUNDTRACK ALBUM
Description of image. Should be the album cover of the soundtrack.
Film score by COMPOSER'S NAME
Released: YYYY
Length: XX:XX
Label: RECORD LABEL

If score has its own entry in the wiki, simply include a link here and delete the rest of this header section (and the track listing sub-header.) If a score album was released, but is not discussed in a separate entry on the wiki, include this section and fill out the appropriate information.

Track listing

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  1. Track 1 (X:XX)
  2. Track 2 (X:XX)
  3. Track 3 (X:XX)
  4. Track 4 (X:XX)
  5. Track 5 (X:XX)
  6. Track 6 (X:XX)
  7. Track 7 (X:XX)
  8. Track 8 (X:XX)
  9. Track 9 (X:XX)
  10. Track 10 (X:XX)

Add/remove track listings as necessary.

Quotations and trivia

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See also

External links & reviews

References

source: Record Collector - June 2010, imdb.com, Fred Marshall (in an e-mail and letter to Jay Matsueda), Peter Prentice analysis