Don't Stand So Close To Me (Grey Rock video)

From PoliceWiki
Revision as of 09:08, 12 April 2019 by Dietmar (talk | contribs) (Created page with "<!--ABOUT THIS TEMPLATE Use this template when updating or creating a page about a music video - aka a short-form video. Additional subheaders can be added as necessary, howe...")
(diff) ← Older revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)


During their North American tour The Police shot a video for their single Don't Stand So Close To Me in the snow of the Canadian mountains (either on 1980-11-25 or 1980-11-26).

Don't Stand So Close To Me
Description of image. A screenshot from the video is preferred.
Artist: The Police
Directed by: Derek Burbidge (?)
Produced by: Kate Burbidge (?)
Filming location: Grey Rock, Quebec - Canada
Released: 1980
Running time: X:XX

Video summary

The Police lip-synch Don't Stand So Close To Me in the snow.

Production

This video was either shot on 1980-11-25 or very early on 1980-11-26. Smash Hits magazine from January 8, 1981 mentions that The Police went skiing and arrived in Philadelphia at the last minute with a private jet.

The official video of De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da was also shot here in Canada in the snow.

Release history

"Video title" appears on the following video and dvd releases:

Cover art Video title Release date Release country
Stub.gif VIDEO TITLE YYYY-MM-DD COUNTRY

Awards

This section needs more information. Delete section if no awards were won.

Year Winner Award Category
YYYY WINNER (best video...) AWARD (MTV Awards...) CATEGORY

Nominations

This section needs more information. Delete section if no nominations were received.

Year Nominee Award Category
YYYY NOMINEE (best video...) AWARD (MTV Awards...) CATEGORY

Quotations and trivia

Originally The Police should have played a concert at Montreal's Centre Sportif today. This was re-scheduled to January 7, 1981.

See also

This section needs more information.

External links and reviews

This section needs more information.

References

sources: I'll Be Watching You; Smash Hits - January 8, 1981