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jarjardos
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Comic Con Bruxelles 2016 - 19 & 20 Mars
Sam 26 Sep 2015 - 23:54
Voici déjà le site : http://www.comicconbrussels.com/#intro-1
Curieux de voir ce que va donner cette première édition
Curieux de voir ce que va donner cette première édition
- jarjardos
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Re: Comic Con Bruxelles 2016 - 19 & 20 Mars
Sam 26 Sep 2015 - 23:58
Premier invité : Jeremy Bulloch
Jeremy was born in the town of Market Harborough in the middle of England. He is one of six children and even at the young age of five was on stage in his school show enjoying acting and singing. After failing a school exam at the age of eleven Jeremy seemed destined for the acting profession and was soon attending Corona Academy Drama School, making his first professional appearance at the age of twelve when he appeared in a commercial for a breakfast cereal.
Following many appearances on children’s television, Jeremy’s big break came at the age of 17 when he landed a major role in the musical film Summer Holiday which starred the pop idol Cliff Richard (now Sir Cliff). Shortly after he went into a BBC soap opera called The Newcomers which ran for three years and made him a household name in the U.K. In 1969, Jeremy was off to Madrid in Spain to play the leading role in a musical film called Las Leandras. This was followed by two major films: The Virgin & the Gypsy and Mary Queen of Scots.
During the 1970s he made many other screen appearances, including the James Bond films, in which he portrayed the character "Smithers" (Q’s assistant). In 1977 Jeremy spent six months in the Far East, where he was based in Singapore and travelled to the Philippines, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia filming a BBC drama documentary called The Sadrina Project. This documentary was designed to teach the English language to people in the Far East, mainly the Chinese. On a trip to China some 15 years later, where Jeremy was performing in a stage play, he was instantly recognised by hundreds of people who said they had learnt their English from The Sadrina Project.
In 1978 he was starring in the hit television comedy series Agony that ran for three years. It was during this series that Jeremy was asked to play a small part in The Empire Strikes Back - the sequel to Star Wars. The part, of course, was none other than "Boba Fett". Return of the Jedi followed soon and Jeremy was invited to reprise the role of Boba.
Since the early 1980s Jeremy has played many roles on television and on the stage in London’s West End. He has also done two world-wide theatre tours covering the Middle and Far East. Jeremy appeared regularly in the favourite T.V. series Robin of Sherwood, in which he played the part of Edward of Wickham. Jeremy’s son Robbie was asked to play Matthew in the series. Robin of Sherwood has a great following all around the world. Another popular series he has appeared in is Dr. Who where he played Hal the Archer in The Time Warrior with Jon Pertwee, and also Tor in the Space Museum with William Hartnell as the Doctor.
Since the re-release of Star Wars in 1997, the phenomenal interest in the character of "Boba Fett" has grown and grown and has meant that Jeremy is invited to sci-fi conventions and events all around the world. His fan mail has increased five-fold, but he still manages to reply to everyone that writes to him.
In the last few years apart from travelling the world Jeremy has been working in the UK on various television shows, and also appeared in a film Number One Longing, Number Two Regret . Another project Jeremy worked on – StarHyke -was released in 2009.
It was while on holiday in Tuscany, Italy that he received a surprise telephone call inviting him to make a cameo appearance in The Revenge of the Sith as Captain Colton. It was great fun to meet up with George Lucas and some of the characters again after so many years.
In the little leisure time he has he has managed to write his autobiography ‘Flying Solo’ which is proving a big seller. He loves nothing more than watching a game of cricket or soccer and travelling; in the past few years he has spent more time abroad than at home. He has collected an awesome amount of Boba Fett memorabilia, some given to him by dedicated fans, and some he cannot resist buying at toy fairs. His office at home resembles a "Boba Fett" museum.
Recently Jeremy worked on a BBC television series called ‘Bonekickers’ and filmed a pilot episode of ‘Turpin’. He has also worked on an audio book for the Dr. Who series and a workshop on a musical about the life of the singer Dusty Springfield. Jeremy has appeared in an episode of the UK version of ‘Law & Order’ and his latest project has been filming ‘The Presentiment’ a story set in the times of Jack the Ripper, and he has just finished a documentary on teaching Spanish children the English language. One project in the pipeline is voicing a character in the upcoming cartoon series called ‘Max Adventures’ Jeremy has just worked on a documentary about the famous ‘Mallard’ steam engine train that broke the world record in 1938 with a speed of 126m.p.h.
Jeremy will soon be voicing an underground Doom/Gloom character.
Jeremy was born in the town of Market Harborough in the middle of England. He is one of six children and even at the young age of five was on stage in his school show enjoying acting and singing. After failing a school exam at the age of eleven Jeremy seemed destined for the acting profession and was soon attending Corona Academy Drama School, making his first professional appearance at the age of twelve when he appeared in a commercial for a breakfast cereal.
Following many appearances on children’s television, Jeremy’s big break came at the age of 17 when he landed a major role in the musical film Summer Holiday which starred the pop idol Cliff Richard (now Sir Cliff). Shortly after he went into a BBC soap opera called The Newcomers which ran for three years and made him a household name in the U.K. In 1969, Jeremy was off to Madrid in Spain to play the leading role in a musical film called Las Leandras. This was followed by two major films: The Virgin & the Gypsy and Mary Queen of Scots.
During the 1970s he made many other screen appearances, including the James Bond films, in which he portrayed the character "Smithers" (Q’s assistant). In 1977 Jeremy spent six months in the Far East, where he was based in Singapore and travelled to the Philippines, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia filming a BBC drama documentary called The Sadrina Project. This documentary was designed to teach the English language to people in the Far East, mainly the Chinese. On a trip to China some 15 years later, where Jeremy was performing in a stage play, he was instantly recognised by hundreds of people who said they had learnt their English from The Sadrina Project.
In 1978 he was starring in the hit television comedy series Agony that ran for three years. It was during this series that Jeremy was asked to play a small part in The Empire Strikes Back - the sequel to Star Wars. The part, of course, was none other than "Boba Fett". Return of the Jedi followed soon and Jeremy was invited to reprise the role of Boba.
Since the early 1980s Jeremy has played many roles on television and on the stage in London’s West End. He has also done two world-wide theatre tours covering the Middle and Far East. Jeremy appeared regularly in the favourite T.V. series Robin of Sherwood, in which he played the part of Edward of Wickham. Jeremy’s son Robbie was asked to play Matthew in the series. Robin of Sherwood has a great following all around the world. Another popular series he has appeared in is Dr. Who where he played Hal the Archer in The Time Warrior with Jon Pertwee, and also Tor in the Space Museum with William Hartnell as the Doctor.
Since the re-release of Star Wars in 1997, the phenomenal interest in the character of "Boba Fett" has grown and grown and has meant that Jeremy is invited to sci-fi conventions and events all around the world. His fan mail has increased five-fold, but he still manages to reply to everyone that writes to him.
In the last few years apart from travelling the world Jeremy has been working in the UK on various television shows, and also appeared in a film Number One Longing, Number Two Regret . Another project Jeremy worked on – StarHyke -was released in 2009.
It was while on holiday in Tuscany, Italy that he received a surprise telephone call inviting him to make a cameo appearance in The Revenge of the Sith as Captain Colton. It was great fun to meet up with George Lucas and some of the characters again after so many years.
In the little leisure time he has he has managed to write his autobiography ‘Flying Solo’ which is proving a big seller. He loves nothing more than watching a game of cricket or soccer and travelling; in the past few years he has spent more time abroad than at home. He has collected an awesome amount of Boba Fett memorabilia, some given to him by dedicated fans, and some he cannot resist buying at toy fairs. His office at home resembles a "Boba Fett" museum.
Recently Jeremy worked on a BBC television series called ‘Bonekickers’ and filmed a pilot episode of ‘Turpin’. He has also worked on an audio book for the Dr. Who series and a workshop on a musical about the life of the singer Dusty Springfield. Jeremy has appeared in an episode of the UK version of ‘Law & Order’ and his latest project has been filming ‘The Presentiment’ a story set in the times of Jack the Ripper, and he has just finished a documentary on teaching Spanish children the English language. One project in the pipeline is voicing a character in the upcoming cartoon series called ‘Max Adventures’ Jeremy has just worked on a documentary about the famous ‘Mallard’ steam engine train that broke the world record in 1938 with a speed of 126m.p.h.
Jeremy will soon be voicing an underground Doom/Gloom character.
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Re: Comic Con Bruxelles 2016 - 19 & 20 Mars
Dim 27 Sep 2015 - 8:24
Ça pourrait être sympa... Et une bonne excuse pour y aller tous ensemble
lurtz
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Re: Comic Con Bruxelles 2016 - 19 & 20 Mars
Mar 29 Sep 2015 - 19:53
bonne nouvelle ca !! 
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Re: Comic Con Bruxelles 2016 - 19 & 20 Mars
Mer 30 Sep 2015 - 19:40
Bonne nouvelle ca,
j'esperre que c'est un peux comme a Londres, je veux dire plus de acteurs que marchants, Facts c'est bien lenvers plus de marchants et mouns de acteurs....
d'onc si il y pas mal de acteurs ca pourrait etre bien interresant.
a suivez alors sur leur site.
j'esperre que c'est un peux comme a Londres, je veux dire plus de acteurs que marchants, Facts c'est bien lenvers plus de marchants et mouns de acteurs....
d'onc si il y pas mal de acteurs ca pourrait etre bien interresant.
a suivez alors sur leur site.
- lurtz
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Re: Comic Con Bruxelles 2016 - 19 & 20 Mars
Mer 30 Sep 2015 - 20:45
oui mais si c est des acteurs pas interressants ? 
- jarjardos
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Re: Comic Con Bruxelles 2016 - 19 & 20 Mars
Dim 3 Avr 2016 - 17:59
Quelques photos de cette escapade
Jackelrhum
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Re: Comic Con Bruxelles 2016 - 19 & 20 Mars
Dim 3 Avr 2016 - 18:52
Merci pour la partage des photos.
- jarjardos
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Re: Comic Con Bruxelles 2016 - 19 & 20 Mars
Dim 3 Avr 2016 - 19:39
Pas de quoi, c'est un ami qui vient de changer d'appareil et qui a commencé à essayer de s'en servir Autant que ce soit pour la bonne cause 
Autant que ce soit pour la bonne cause 
legollum74- Nombre de messages : 18593
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Re: Comic Con Bruxelles 2016 - 19 & 20 Mars
Lun 4 Avr 2016 - 20:46
il y avait pas foule
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Re: Comic Con Bruxelles 2016 - 19 & 20 Mars
Lun 4 Avr 2016 - 20:52
Merci Dom! Bien plus diversifié que la très moyenne édition de Paris.
- jarjardos
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Re: Comic Con Bruxelles 2016 - 19 & 20 Mars
Lun 4 Avr 2016 - 21:29
legollum74 a écrit:il y avait pas foule
Ca n'a pas duré longtemps parce que 2 heures après l'ouverture, il n'y avait plus un centimètre carré de libre. Bloqués de partout, trop d'entrées par rapport à la taille du salon, c'était juste plus possible.
Heureusement qu'une demi journée suffisait pour faire la visite.
SURVYVAN a écrit:Merci Dom! Bien plus diversifié que la très moyenne édition de Paris.
C'était pas mal, il y avait de l'idée, mais :
- Trop petit par rapport au nombre de visiteurs -> Il faudra plus que doubler la surface pour la prochaine édition
- Placer les guests contre un mur avec une allée d'1m de large devant eux, c'est l'idée la plus dingue que j'ai jamais vu -> Tout le monde empilé les uns sur les autres
- Un clarck laissé dans le passage vers le 2ème hall -> Sérieux, c'était pour empêcher d'y aller ?
- Impossible de ne pas comparer avec le Facts qui du coup fait figure de grand frère bien encombrant -> Ca fait un peu Conan le barbare v/s Tyrion Lannister
Cependant :
- Ambiance sympathique
- Pour une première édition, c'est pas mal
- Possibilité de discuter tranquille avec les exposants (avant l'afflux de la foule) et notamment ceux chez qui je me suis pris une belle sérigraphie de Batman
http://www.frenchpaperartclub.com/fr/one-year-of-batman-affiches/496-batman-eternal-par-dustin-nguyen-serigraphie-en-edition-limitee.html
- Facile d'y aller en transports en commun et aussi en voiture donc tout le monde est content
Conclusion, il faudra du temps pour que petit salon devienne grand et mérite son appellation de Comic Con, mais en se retroussant les manches, il y a déjà une bonne base et de l'idée.
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