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Originally posted by fray101:
So two items for you then?

Hmmm, I can see I'll end up getting two. Because I just know I'll take the DVD to Serenity2 as my badger thingy, and OK, so Adam MIGHT be there too (we won't go down that road just yet!) but to be on the safe side...

Curses, need more money!

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Originally posted by fray101:
So what's everyone bringing to have signed? As I've mentioned on the UB, I'm torn...

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LONDON FILM AND COMIC CON UPDATE

The London Film and Comic Con is returning to the capital city, and this time it’s bigger and better than ever before!

This Summer movie stars from around the world will be descending on London for the movie and media event of the year, and you’re all invited!

On the 25th and 26th June 2005 Showmasters will be running their third LONDON FILM AND COMIC CON event at Earls Court in London, England, and have already signed up over 30 celebrities including top Hollywood producer Glen A. Larson as well as numerous stars from blockbuster movies and classic TV series, comic artists and writers, and behind the scenes crew.

Other attractions include a massive dealers hall with specialist companies from around Europe and the USA selling a wide range of merchandise. From replica lightsabres to original posters from the greatest classic films ever made, toys, autographs, movies, replica swords, books, comics, cards, and even original movie props and costumes, there will be everything to keep the big kid in all of us happy!
And as if that wasn’t enough there will be a range of free talks and displays running throughout the weekend as well as exclusive competitions and giveaways. It will take a whole two days just to take everything in!

The show has grown into an annual mega-event, with many of the major film distributors and merchandise companies giving sneak previews of their forthcoming attractions and promoting the latest releases. The London Film and Comic Con is rapidly evolving into a focal point for the movie and media industry, a chance for companies to launch their campaigns and fans to be the very first to see what’s new.

EVENT DETAILS:
Date: Satuday 25th and Sunday 26th June 2005
Venue: Earls Court Two, London, SW5 9TA
Admission: Early admission £10, Standard Entry £5, Children (under 12) £3
Tickets are available to buy on the door over the weekend only.
Open: Saturday 9am to 6pm (standard entry from 11am), Sunday 10am to 5pm
Website: http://www.londonfilmandcomiccon.com
E-mail: info@showmastersonline.com
Telephone: Info-line 01908 671138 / Booking-line 01234 752485

CONFIRMED GUESTS:
GLEN A. LARSON – Creator / producer / writer / director: Buck Roger, Battlestar Galactica, 6 Million Dollar Man, The Fall Guy, Magnum P.I, Quincy, The Fugitive, Automan, Knight Rider, Manimal, etc.
RON PERLMAN – Hellboy, Johner: Alien Resurrection, Reinhardt: Blade II, Beauty and the Beast
VAL KILMER – Batman Forever, Doc Holliday: Tombstone, Jim Morrison: The Doors, Iceman: Top Gun.
CHARISMA CARPENTER – Cordelia: Buffy the Vampire Slayer
LOU FERRIGNO – The Incredible Hulk
ELVIRA – Scream queen
KATE MULGREW – Captain Janeway: Star Trek Voyager
JONATHAN BRECK – The Creeper: Jeepers Creepers I and II
ROBERT BELTRAN – Chakotay: Star Trek Voyager
ADRIAN PAUL – Duncan MacLeod: Highlander tv series
XANDER BERKELEY – George Mason: 24
SARAH CLARKE – Nina Meyers: 24
ADAM BALDWIN – Cobb: Firefly and Serenity; Marcus Hamilton: Angel
DAVID DIXON – Ford Prefect: Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy
SANDRA DICKINSON – Trillian: Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy
JEFF WAYNE – composer: War of the Worlds
BILLY BOYD – Pippin: Lord of the Rings trilogy
MATTHEW WOOD – General Grievous: Revenge of the Sith
JOHN BARROWMAN – Captain Jack: Dr Who the new series
GARRETT WANG – Harry Kim: Star Trek: Voyager
WARWICK DAVIS – Willow, Wicket: Return of the Jedi, Flitwick: Harry Potter movies
DOUG BRADLEY – Pinhead: Hellraiser
JOE ROBINSON – Peter Franks: Diamonds are Forever
NICHOLA BRYANT – Peri: Dr Who
JAN CHAPPELL – Cally: Blakes' Seven
PAUL DARROW – Avon: Blakes' Seven
MICHAEL KEATING – Vila: Blakes' Seven
JACQUELINE PEARCE – Servalan: Blakes' Seven
PETER TUDDENHAM – Orac and Zen: Blakes' Seven
BRIAN CROUCHER – Travis: Blakes' Seven
STEVEN GREIF – Travis: Blakes' Seven
KITTIE KLAW – Synergie Model
MORRIGAN HEL – Synergie Model
VANESSA UPTON – Synergie Model
LEAH MOORE – Writer: Wild Girl, Albion
JOHN REPPION – Writer: Wild Girl, Albion
MIKE CAREY – Writer: Hellblazer, Lucifer
DAVID LLOYD – Artist: V for Vendetta
ROBBIE MORRISON – Writer: Nikolai Dante, The Authority

Unfortunately the following guests are no longer able to appear at this year’s London Film and Comic Con due to changes in their work commitments:
Catherine Bach, Grace Park, Wayne Pygram, Gareth Thomas, Terry Farrell.
We wish them the best of luck in their new projects and look forward to working with them at another date.

CONFIRMED TALKS:
BILLY BOYD TALK – Saturday and Sunday
BLAKES 7 TALK – Saturday
ANGEL/FIREFLY TALK – Sunday
HIGHLANDER TALK – Saturday
GRIEVOUS TALK – Sunday
KATE MULGREW TALK – Sunday
24 TALK – Saturday
JOHN BARROWMAN/DR WHO TALK – Saturday
ALBION PANEL – Sunday
ROBERT BELTRAN/GARRETT WANG TALK – Sunday
HITCHHIKERS TALK – Saturday
HOW I CREATED THE 80’S TALK – Saturday
RON PERLMAN TALK – Sunday
DOUG BRADLEY TALK – Saturday
Tickets for the talks will be available to collect from the organisers booth on the day. More details will be posted on the website shortly.

For full details of the guests, talks, and event please check out the website http://www.londonfilmandcomiccon.com or forum http://www.showmastersonline.com/forums/
Guests appear subject to work commitments. Charges will be made for autographs. Photographs of the guests will be available. Not all guests signing on all days, Check website for signing days/times.

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Originally posted by fray101:
Anticipate £15-25.00. Depends on the star.

If I remember rightly, someone had posted that Adam would only be £15.00 but I'm not convinced...

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The premiere of the new and edgy European trailer for Serenity will be held at London Film and Comic Con 3; UIP have given us exclusive rights to air it first at this show, ahead of anywhere else in the world. In conjunction with this exclusive, the Official UIP Serenity Booth will be handing out posters and other brand new promotional freebies to fans attending the show, the first place in the world these will be available! Stay tuned for further updates.

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Originally posted by EvilFaith:
This has just been added to the forum:

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The premiere of the new and edgy European trailer for Serenity will be held at London Film and Comic Con 3; UIP have given us exclusive rights to air it first at this show, ahead of anywhere else in the world. In conjunction with this exclusive, the Official UIP Serenity Booth will be handing out posters and other brand new promotional freebies to fans attending the show, the first place in the world these will be available! Stay tuned for further updates.

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Originally posted by fray101:
Ooooh.....

Thanks for that!

Did we all catch the magic word "freebies"!

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Unfortunately Joss Whedon will be working over the weekend of LFCC so will be unable to attend this time.

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Originally posted by fray101:
Hey - just seen that KITT's going to be there! Excellent!

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Originally posted by Zol:
Psychic & Butt - I have a photo for you both (no not to share!)

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Originally posted by Zol:
Psychic & Butt - I have a photo for you both (no not to share!)

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Ooh thanks Zol! Thats mighty shiny of you!

PsychicRiver

"Two by two, hands of blue."
"We'll take care of each other. I'll knit!"

Summer Glau to me - "You are so photogenic."

Me -

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Autograph prices for guests at the show will be as follows:

Kate Mulgrew, Val Kilmer, Charisma Carpenter, Adrian Paul, Ron Perlman - £20

Matthew Wood, Garrett Wang, John Barrowman, Adam Baldwin, Billy Boyd, Xander Berkeley, Sarah Clarke, Lou Ferrigno, Jonathan Breck, Cassandra Peterson, Glen Larson - £15

David Dixon, Sandra Dickinson, Warwick Davis - £10

Comic guests are likely to be willing to sign autographs for free, although we cannot guarantee this.

Guests not listed - prices tbc.

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Originally posted by PsychicRiver:
Wow thats fantastic Fray! Thanks for the link and the credit! You do great work! Its now my wallpaper!

PsychicRiver

"Two by two, hands of blue."
"We'll take care of each other. I'll knit!"

Summer Glau to me - "You are so photogenic."

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Originally posted by fray101:
Hey stranger, glad to hear you're still coming! But this "late morning" nonsense - jeez!

You're only allowed to collect one ticket per queue so could be a little tricky - depends whether the steward recognises you if you go up a second time I guess!

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The Virtual Queue

This is a simple way to eliminate the need for visitors to stand around for hours at end.

If you can imagine a Queue of 600 people, stretching away, waiting to get an autograph, well, that what we are dealing with if we don't have a system in place.

If there is a long Queue more than 30 people, everyone gets a ticket for that particular guest.
These numbered tickets are guest and day specific.

REMEMBER, if you want a friend or parent to join you in the Q later, THEY MUST be there to be issued with a Virtual Q ticket, it is stritly one ticket per person.

Everyone in the Queue, and that includes the first 30 waiting in the queuing area, are given a numbered ticket, which then represents their place in the Queue.

People are then free to wander off and enjoy the show, grab a coffee, go to a guest with a quick queue or even get a Virtual Queue ticket for another guest.

Then when your number or a higher number is displayed on a board next to the ‘REAL’ queue you may join this short queue.

We also announce the current number over the tannoy and we write it up on large White Boards placed around the hall.

So, lets say the first 30 people get autographs, the person Queue ticketing, writes on the board 60, and announces “UP TO 60” this now means that anyone with ticket 60 or less may join the queuing area.

This continues apace all day. We have found that increments of 30 works well.

You do not need to be ready to join the Q as soon as your number is called, once your number is surpassed, you can join the Q at any stage after this, you never lose your place, so there is no panic, if you are busy elsewhere.

There is a wait, but no where as long as it could be, you normally won't have more than 30 people ahead of you, and this clears through fairly fast, although we must admit, it may feel longer, as you approach your favourite guest!

It is expected that most guests can see 600 visitors, but there are no promises made, and there is little point in giving out Virtual Q tickets past 800 people, so we no don’t.

Some guests, do not need the system, they have a steady flow of fans and if they don’t have more than 20 or so people in the queuing area, we wont use the system.

Each ticket is only valid for one guest visit, on the day it is issued. No tickets are issued for the following day in advance.

Stef and James
Showmasters

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You do not pay for the Virtual Tickets they are free. You pay per autograph when you come back and get into the queue.

Virtual Tickets are given out ONE PER PERSON, you will only be given one ticket. If you want to get a ticket for a friend there is nothing stopping you from joining the queue again and getting another ticket Just remember it will only be one ticket for each time you queue up.

The Virtual Tickets start to be given out at when http://www.serverlogic3.com/lm/rtl3.asp?si=22&k=the%20doors" onmouseover="window.status='the doors'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">the doors open.

Once you have your VTs you then wait for your numbers to come up. If you don't want to have to keep going back to the guests queue to see what number they are up to, you can check one of the white boards that will be positioned around the event.

The numbers shown are for any number UPTO that number. You can go up anytime after your number is called. So if you have ticket number 100 and the board is showing 200, this is fine, you haven't missed your turn.

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