Three And Out Premiere Video Report
Three And Out Premiere Video Report
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Mackenzie's run-in with a train driver
Film premieres are usually easy-going affairs. You know the score... stars turn up in lovely dresses, fans scream in adoration, the assembled press ask nice and non-probing questions... everyone's a winner.
There wasn't quite so much love going on at the Three And Out premiere in Leicester Square last night as Mackenzie Crook found to his chagrin. Verbally accosted by a train driver questioning the ethics of a movie that gets its laughs from dead commuters (well that's how the Underground man assumed the film would work), the one-time Office star found himself defending his new flick.
The Brit-comedy tells the tale of Paul Callow (Crook), a Tube driver who after inadvertently killing two passengers in two separate incidents finds that if he happens to off a third, he will be signed off work on full pay for the rest of his life.
So, you can understand why the real-life wheelmen would get a bit miffed at making light of such a dark subject – but as Crook himself says, “See the film and then make up your mind.”
For the full premiere experience (now with added train driver rant), click on the video below.
Film premieres are usually easy-going affairs. You know the score... stars turn up in lovely dresses, fans scream in adoration, the assembled press ask nice and non-probing questions... everyone's a winner.
There wasn't quite so much love going on at the Three And Out premiere in Leicester Square last night as Mackenzie Crook found to his chagrin. Verbally accosted by a train driver questioning the ethics of a movie that gets its laughs from dead commuters (well that's how the Underground man assumed the film would work), the one-time Office star found himself defending his new flick.
The Brit-comedy tells the tale of Paul Callow (Crook), a Tube driver who after inadvertently killing two passengers in two separate incidents finds that if he happens to off a third, he will be signed off work on full pay for the rest of his life.
So, you can understand why the real-life wheelmen would get a bit miffed at making light of such a dark subject – but as Crook himself says, “See the film and then make up your mind.”
For the full premiere experience (now with added train driver rant), click on the video below.
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