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My guess is the long neck beer bottle instead of the stubby, which would have been used when this movie was set. Then again, I could be wrong.
I am not aware that the tall beer bottles are not appropriate to that time. I thought that stubbies were a Canadian thing of the 60s and 70s. There are actually three bloopers in the clip.
James Coburn and Christopher Lee, The guy at far left is Paul's brother, Mike Mcgear, the other 3 are famous also, forgot who they are.
In the above album cover of the Band on the Run album, who is the fellow at the very top and the fellow just to the right of him with his hand on the wall? They are not band members.
Bumfights.
In the series, teenagers and homeless people were given incentives, (money, food, alcohol, tobacco), to fight each other, or attempt risky amateur stunts, while the producers filmed them.
Baseball
Basque pelota
Cricket
Croquet
Golf
Lacrosse
Jeu de paume
Polo
Rackets Roque
Rugby union
Softball
Tug of war
Water motorsports
In the above album cover of the Band on the Run album, who is the fellow at the very top and the fellow just to the right of him with his hand on the wall? They are not band members.
From Wiki:
The cover photo was taken on 28 October 1973 by photographer Clive Arrowsmith against the gable end wall of the stable block in Gunnersbury Park. It depicts the now iconic view of Paul, Linda and Denny plus six other well-known people dressed as convicts caught in the spotlight of a prison searchlight. They are:
Michael Parkinson (chat-show host and journalist)
Kenny Lynch (actor, comedian and singer)
James Coburn (actor)
Clement Freud (columnist, gourmet, raconteur, Member of Parliament, Just a Minute panellist and grandson of Sigmund)
Christopher Lee (actor)
John Conteh (Liverpool boxer who later became World Light-Heavyweight champion)
