On Saturday the 29th October at The Cinema Museum during The Misty Moon International Film Festival “Count Frankula” will premier. A short horror/comedy written by David Barry and starring Caroline Munro, Emma Dark, Judy Matheson, Fenella Fielding and David Barry as Frankie Abbott, this is one horror film that will be begging you for no more chips !!!! Here is our teaser trailer……
A Day In The Lives Of Frankie Abbott
News: “Count Frankula” Production shots Day 1 – 24th September 2016
Frankie Abbott is sitting in his care home on a sunny October afternoon when he is visited by a mysterious lady in black………what happens next is pure horror…..with chips……and a splash of ketchup……Day 1 of production on Count Frankula. Official photographs by John Gaffen
Clarissa aka Caroline Munro disturbing the residents
Clarissa gets a bite out of Frankie Abbott’s stand in. Producer and Misty Moon Curator Stuart Morriss
Clarissa taking a bite out of director’s neck Jason Read of Robo Films
Clarissa and Vera Vomit aka Hammer Babes Caroline Munro and Judy Matheson
Agnes aka Emma Dark being a little more scary than Red Riding Hood
The 3 Vampires waiting for Count Frankula
Film: “After Hours” – From the people that brought you “The LandLady”
Robo Films in association with The Misty Moon Film Society Presents “After Hours” a micro thriller. Starring Linda Regan (Hi-de-Hi!, Quadrophenia), Gary Shail (Quadrophenia, Metal Mickey), Brain Murphy (George & Mildred, Last of the Summer Wine, Benidorm) David Barry (Please Sir!). Sound by Tomo Davies. Casting by The Misty Moon Film Society. Produced by Stuart Morriss. Written, Directed, Edited & Scored by Jason Read.
Press: 5 STARS – The Edinburgh Evening News – A Day In The Lives Of Frankie Abbott
A Day In The Lives Of Frankie Abbott received a 5 Star review in The Edinburgh Evening News & The Scotsman last week for our performances at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Also David Barry and Anita Graham performed an extract of the play on Showbiz TV on Sky. Please click the link for the full review
Cast and crew of A Day In The Lives Of Frankie Abbott with their 5***** review in The Scotsman and Edinburgh Evening News
Anita Graham and David Barry on ShowBiz TV on Sky
Event: Frankie Goes To Edinburgh – Indiegogo Campaign
After the success of The Misty Moon Film Society’s Spring tour of A Day In The Lives Of Frankie Abbott, we have been asked to perform the play at The Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August. So we have launched an Indiegogo Campaign to help get FA up to the land of haggis, kilts, malt whiskey and deep fried Mars bars. Please have a look at the campaign and if you can help us in anyway, even just to like and share it on social media that would be Bloody Brilliant. Frankie Goes To Edinburgh…………
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/frankie-goes-to-edinburgh#/
Video: The Audience Reaction To A Day In The Lives Of Frankie Abbott
A video of the audience’s reaction after 2 performances at the opening night of A Day In The Lives Of Frankie Abbott @ The Phoenix Artist Club in the West End. Video recorded by John Gaffen and edited by Jason Read of Robo Films
News: FlatPlanet Sponsor “A Day In The Lives Of Frankie Abbott”
The Misty Moon Film Society are so proud to announce that FlatPlanet are the official sponsors of “A Day In The Lives Of Frankie Abbott”. FlatPlanet has been the regular home for our unique events since June 2014 and we are delighted with this news.
In the heart of Soho, FlatPlanet is a fabulous quirky place that serves superb coffee, flatbreads and tapas. This is a must for lunch, dinner or just to chill out over a coffee and a piece of cake, Karen and the team will always look after you.
FlatPlanet, 39 Great Marlborough Street, London, W1F 7JG Tel: 0207 734 3133
“A Day In The Lives Of Frankie Abbott” opens at The Phoenix Artist Club on Wednesday the 20th April 2016.
Venue: The Phoenix Artist Club
The Misty Moon Film Society is proud to announce that we will be holding our unique events at the prestigious Phoenix Artist Club in Covent Garden on the first Wednesday of every month from May 2016.
Turn onto Phoenix Street, off Charing Cross Road and you should spot the entrance to The Phoenix Artist Club and as Dick Van Dyke said in his best Cockney in Mary Poppins: “That there is what you might call a doorway to a place of enchantment.” This is a fantastic venue and is perfect for The Misty Moon Film Society as it is so showbiz. More details to follow soon.
The Curator & The Honorary Patron David Barry
The Curator & The Honorary Patron Judy Matheson
The awarding winning Phoenix Artist Club
The Curator Stuart Morriss
Video: Frankie Abbott & Marion Auditioning The Teddy Bears
Here is a New Year’s treat for everybody who loved the hapless mummy’s boy Frankie Abbott. Frankie and his carer were caught auditioning teddy bears for the up and coming “A Day In The Lives Of Frankie Abbott” play. Watch the video to find out which teddy they chose. Video recorded by Sequined Moon and edited by Jason Read of Robo Film.
Tickets for the open & press night on the 20th April 2016 are now available from The Phoenix Artist Club. There will be 2 performances 7pm and 9pm.
7pm performance: http://phoenixartistclub.com/index.php/event/a-day-in-the-lives-of-frankie-abbott/
9pm performance: http://phoenixartistclub.com/index.php/event/a-day-in-the-lives-of-frankie-abbott-9pm-performance/
Event: “A Day In The Lives Of Frankie Abbott” – Spring 2016
The Misty Moon Film Society is proud to announce “A Day In The Lives Of Frankie Abbott” – a comedy by David Barry.
What happens when a fantasist with a fading memory recalls events from years ago ?
Frankie Abbott, now in a care home, is helped by Marion, one of his carers, to remember.
The fun starts as the mother-smothered, big talking buffoon reverts to a past littered with guns, girls and gangsters.
A comedy starring David Barry as Frankie Abbott & Linda Regan as Marion.
Opening on Wednesday the 20th April 2016 @ The Phoenix Artist Club in the West End
A Day In The Lives Of Frankie Abbott – A Comedy By David Barry. Starring David Barry & Linda Regan
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