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From: kevtherev
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  • I've read Roughead's book several times and again today. I am still amazed that this case is still hushed up. Nothing's changed has it.. So who was A.B. ?. Bit like David Kelly's suicide. We'll never know.

  • The director has done an amazing job with this film. Its a story that needs told.

  • Walked around the few yards connecting Slater's old house and Mrs Gilchrist's house. Gilchrist's is delapidated and boarded up. We had a drink in 'The Carnarvon' bar that used to be caled 'Oscar Slater's' - but the barmaid seemed to think the name had been changed because Slater was the West End's Jack the Ripper or something! We corrected he - but it is sorry to see the area that spawned so many books and worldwide furore seem forgotten.

  • I was the shopkeeper in this film! God, I've not seen it in years! Thanks for posting it, Kevin, hope you're still doing lots of good stuff.

  • oops! sorry !yes of corse it had an edwardian feel.....

  • and of course the first bit takes place in the reign of george V, not that I'm splitting hairs or anything. But yes I did hope it would be creepy-victorian, if in deed that is an aesthetic.

  • kev,really enjoyed this film,had a real victorian feel to it !! great stuff

  • Victorian, gosh and darned it was mean't to be Edwardian.

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