"Robin May" wrote in message
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(Mark Brader) wrote the following in:


"This is London":
It was filmed in three disused stations - Down Street near Green
Park, Strand and Aldwych.

One suspects that this means "two disused stations". There have
been two stations called Strand, but only one of them is now
closed, and it's the same station later known as Aldwych. (The
other, of course, is now the Northern Line part of Charing Cross
station.)

Having seen the trailer I'm pretty confident that Aldwych was used and
I'm absolutely certain that Charing Cross Jubilee was used. If Down
Street was used that means that there were indeed three stations used,
although they were named incorrectly in the article.

You still expect accuracy in the substandard?

"Robin Mayes" wrote the
following in:


"Robin May" wrote in message
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Having seen the trailer I'm pretty confident that Aldwych was
used and I'm absolutely certain that Charing Cross Jubilee was
used. If Down Street was used that means that there were indeed
three stations used, although they were named incorrectly in the
article.

You still expect accuracy in the substandard?

Well, when I saw the article with the incorrect station names I did
think to myself "ah, so the usual Evening Standard accuracy then".

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The Robins matching /May(es)?/ write:
Having seen the trailer I'm pretty confident that Aldwych was
used and I'm absolutely certain that Charing Cross Jubilee was
used. If Down Street was used that means that there were indeed
three stations used, although they were named incorrectly in the
article.

You still expect accuracy in the substandard?

Well, when I saw the article with the incorrect station names I did
think to myself "ah, so the usual Evening Standard accuracy then".

Ah so. In addition, when I checked the movie's Internet Movie
Database entry http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0381966/fullcredits
before submitting the item to them as new trivia, I found that the
producer "Julie Bain" quoted in the article is actually named Baines.
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Mark Brader | "Oh, especially if it's accurate. There's nothing worse
Toronto | than *accurate*, ill-informed, irresponsible press
| speculation." -- Lynn & Jay: "Yes, Prime Minister"