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	Gonzo Dog-Do Bar Band - Mr Apollo Bonzo tribute band The Gonzo Dog-Do Bar Band performing at this years Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Band members - Paul Litchfield - backing vocals/percussion, Jeremy Limb - keyboard/piano (aka The TRAP), Matthew Perret lead vocals, Chas. Early - guitar, Pickles - Sax, Chris Limb - bass, Martin White - accordion, Ali Murray - drums. Look out for celeb dancers including Michael Legge, Andrew O'Neill and Johnny Candon. View Video
	Gonzo Dog-Do Bar Band - Monster Mash Bonzo tribute band The Gonzo Dog-Do Bar Band performing Monster Mash at this years Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Band members - Paul Litchfield - backing vocals/percussion, Jeremy Limb - keyboard/piano (aka The TRAP), Matthew Perret lead vocals, Chas. Early - guitar, Pickles - Sax, Chris Limb - bass, Martin White - accordion, Ali Murray - drums. Look out for celeb dancers including Michael Legge, Andrew O'Neill and Johnny Candon View Video
	Gonzo Dog Doo Bar Band - Jollity Farm Bonzo tribute band The Gonzo Dog-Do Bar Band performing Jollity Farm at this years Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Band members - Paul Litchfield - backing vocals/percussion, Jeremy Limb - keyboard/piano (aka The TRAP), Matthew Perret lead vocals, Chas. Early - guitar, Pickles - Sax, Chris Limb - bass, Martin White - accordion, Ali Murray - drums. Look out for celeb dancers including Michael Legge, Andrew O'Neill View Video
	High Five - Outtakes 2005 Comedy Foolhouse Entertainment Starring: Alex Chung, Kazimierz Perry, Mélissa MacIntosh, Kyle Youngcliss, Michael Legge, Peter Gibbs, Roderick MacPhee, Fani Goltsios, Jordan Gosling Synopsis: One school. One week. Four students. Five stories. An anthology of the many wacky situations kids run into in high school. TRIVIA: - The entire film was shot within the final ten days of school. - The film was an exercise on Alex Chung's obsession with non-linear storytelling, which was mainly inspired by Quentin Tarantino. - The name of the school in the movie is Lawclorn High. The word Lawclorn is an anagram of Cornwall, the city where the director grew up and also where the film was shot. The real name of the high school was Cornwall Collegiate & Vocational School (CCVS). - The entire film was shot handheld (without a tripod). - The geography in the cafeteria when Will is trying to study is completely wrong. - In the shot where you see Brad's character info pop up, you can see a fire alarm over his left shoulder, foreshadowing his actions later on in the film. - In all of Brad's key scenes, you can hear music from a John Hughes film in the background. The songs are from The Breakfast Club (1985) and Pretty In Pink (1986). - Greg makes a reference to lyrics by the Goo Goo Dolls "What you feel is what you are...". In the very last scene of the film, the song "Slide" by the Goo Goo Dolls is playing and the very lines "What you feel is what you are..." are heard. - Jordan Gosling is the cousin of famous actor Ryan Gosling. - The handwriting in the love letters belong to Alex Chung. - Brad's threat "I'll sew your ass to your face" was lifted from an episode of Seinfeld. - Henry and Lance are never seen in the same shot together. - When Henry yells "Stop!" while cowering away from Tyler, the music actually stops. - Henry's line "I've been beaten up everywhere I turn." was taken from Sin City (2005). - Henry's imitation of the sound of a drain is supposed to echo Lance's slurping. View Video
	High Five (part two) 2005 Comedy Foolhouse Entertainment Starring: Alex Chung, Kazimierz Perry, Mélissa MacIntosh, Kyle Youngcliss, Michael Legge, Peter Gibbs, Roderick MacPhee, Fani Goltsios, Jordan Gosling Synopsis: One school. One week. Four students. Five stories. An anthology of the many wacky situations kids run into in high school. TRIVIA: - The entire film was shot within the final ten days of school. - The film was an exercise on Alex Chung's obsession with non-linear storytelling, which was mainly inspired by Quentin Tarantino. - The name of the school in the movie is Lawclorn High. The word Lawclorn is an anagram of Cornwall, the city where the director grew up and also where the film was shot. The real name of the high school was Cornwall Collegiate & Vocational School (CCVS). - The entire film was shot handheld (without a tripod). - The geography in the cafeteria when Will is trying to study is completely wrong. - In the shot where you see Brad's character info pop up, you can see a fire alarm over his left shoulder, foreshadowing his actions later on in the film. - In all of Brad's key scenes, you can hear music from a John Hughes film in the background. The songs are from The Breakfast Club (1985) and Pretty In Pink (1986). - Greg makes a reference to lyrics by the Goo Goo Dolls "What you feel is what you are...". In the very last scene of the film, the song "Slide" by the Goo Goo Dolls is playing and the very lines "What you feel is what you are..." are heard. - Jordan Gosling is the cousin of famous actor Ryan Gosling. - The handwriting in the love letters belong to Alex Chung. - Brad's threat "I'll sew your ass to your face" was lifted from an episode of Seinfeld. - Henry and Lance are never seen in the same shot together. - When Henry yells "Stop!" while cowering away from Tyler, the music actually stops. - Henry's line "I've been beaten up everywhere I turn." was taken from Sin City (2005). - Henry's imitation of the sound of a drain is supposed to echo Lance's slurping. View Video
	High Five (part one) 2005 Comedy Foolhouse Entertainment Starring: Alex Chung, Kazimierz Perry, Mélissa MacIntosh, Kyle Youngcliss, Michael Legge, Peter Gibbs, Roderick MacPhee, Fani Goltsios, Jordan Gosling Synopsis: One school. One week. Four students. Five stories. An anthology of the many wacky situations kids run into in high school. TRIVIA: - The entire film was shot within the final ten days of school. - The film was an exercise on Alex Chung's obsession with non-linear storytelling, which was mainly inspired by Quentin Tarantino. - The name of the school in the movie is Lawclorn High. The word Lawclorn is an anagram of Cornwall, the city where the director grew up and also where the film was shot. The real name of the high school was Cornwall Collegiate & Vocational School (CCVS). - The entire film was shot handheld (without a tripod). - The geography in the cafeteria when Will is trying to study is completely wrong. - In the shot where you see Brad's character info pop up, you can see a fire alarm over his left shoulder, foreshadowing his actions later on in the film. - In all of Brad's key scenes, you can hear music from a John Hughes film in the background. The songs are from The Breakfast Club (1985) and Pretty In Pink (1986). - Greg makes a reference to lyrics by the Goo Goo Dolls "What you feel is what you are...". In the very last scene of the film, the song "Slide" by the Goo Goo Dolls is playing and the very lines "What you feel is what you are..." are heard. - Jordan Gosling is the cousin of famous actor Ryan Gosling. - The handwriting in the love letters belong to Alex Chung. - Brad's threat "I'll sew your ass to your face" was lifted from an episode of Seinfeld. - Henry and Lance are never seen in the same shot together. - When Henry yells "Stop!" while cowering away from Tyler, the music actually stops. - Henry's line "I've been beaten up everywhere I turn." was taken from Sin City (2005). - Henry's imitation of the sound of a drain is supposed to echo Lance's slurping. View Video
	High Five (part three) 2005 Comedy Foolhouse Entertainment Starring: Alex Chung, Kazimierz Perry, Mélissa MacIntosh, Kyle Youngcliss, Michael Legge, Peter Gibbs, Roderick MacPhee, Fani Goltsios, Jordan Gosling Synopsis: One school. One week. Four students. Five stories. An anthology of the many wacky situations kids run into in high school. TRIVIA: - The entire film was shot within the final ten days of school. - The film was an exercise on Alex Chung's obsession with non-linear storytelling, which was mainly inspired by Quentin Tarantino. - The name of the school in the movie is Lawclorn High. The word Lawclorn is an anagram of Cornwall, the city where the director grew up and also where the film was shot. The real name of the high school was Cornwall Collegiate & Vocational School (CCVS). - The entire film was shot handheld (without a tripod). - The geography in the cafeteria when Will is trying to study is completely wrong. - In the shot where you see Brad's character info pop up, you can see a fire alarm over his left shoulder, foreshadowing his actions later on in the film. - In all of Brad's key scenes, you can hear music from a John Hughes film in the background. The songs are from The Breakfast Club (1985) and Pretty In Pink (1986). - Greg makes a reference to lyrics by the Goo Goo Dolls "What you feel is what you are...". In the very last scene of the film, the song "Slide" by the Goo Goo Dolls is playing and the very lines "What you feel is what you are..." are heard. - Jordan Gosling is the cousin of famous actor Ryan Gosling. - The handwriting in the love letters belong to Alex Chung. - Brad's threat "I'll sew your ass to your face" was lifted from an episode of Seinfeld. - Henry and Lance are never seen in the same shot together. - When Henry yells "Stop!" while cowering away from Tyler, the music actually stops. - Henry's line "I've been beaten up everywhere I turn." was taken from Sin City (2005). - Henry's imitation of the sound of a drain is supposed to echo Lance's slurping. View Video

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