Can You Guess the Oscar Winning Performance Filmed in Edinburgh Scotland???

[@kevinsingh8241]

Another Steve Marsh gem . Glad this came up. Well made. RIP Dame Maggie Smith.

[@AggieMacDonald]

RIP Dame Maggie Smith..a national treasure

[@lynnegordon6749]

Thank you Steve!

[@mercilessmage7300]

Rest in peace, Dame Maggie Smith. And thanks Steve for posting the video.

[@carolynstewart9103]

How lovely you 2 for your tribute to a wonderful actress and human being...yes we guessed the clues...we visited inverarey Castle at weekend and Maggie Smith photographs were prominent after the filming of Downton Abbey...r.i.p. dear lady...💜

[@RuthPettit-vy7pq]

Oh that was so lovely . It was great seeing places in Edinburgh . I grew up there and actually went to Gillespie’s primary and secondary school ( the new building ) so the book and film The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie has always been of interest .

[@edwardlees4585]

I hadn't seen this video before but it just popped up on my recommendation list. I assume it's due to Maggie Smith's death on Friday.

[@paristen8556]

Fascinating to see the original shooting locations. Muriel Spark herself went to James Gillespie's girls' school, where she got a lot of the material for the novel (as she explains in her less fictional memoir). A couple of decades later (1950s-60s) I went to another girls' school just up the road, George Watson's Ladies [ha ha], then on George Square, and though we didn't have an exact Jean Brodie equivalent on the staff we had plenty of eccentric spinsters, you could have concocted a Jean Brodie out of any half-dozen of them. And we had male staff members pretty similar to the two in the book and film. The novel came out while I was in senior school, and I remember we had impromptu readings from it in the prefects' common room, accompanied by shrieks of laughter. Steve, it's sad of course that your video is popping up now, but I was very pleased to watch it.

[@markwringe2826]

Well done! A close friend used to live in the short row of tenements beside the school gates in Henderson Row, and there was a great view of 'Marcia Blane's' from the windows at the back. And nice touch, Steve, starting beside the current guise of the school Muriel Spark attended.

[@thomascook578]

A beautiful video Steve, great memora to Dame Maggie, thank you

[@nedkelly2677]

Sorry I didn t guess the movie but the places are really beautiful.Thank you so much for sharing.

[@steve-marsh]

Free to watch on KZbin I believe :) Thanks so much for watching anyway :)

[@michaelscott2789]

i did not know this at all. I looked it up and its on youtube. Watching it now. Got goosebumps when Gordon Jackson cane into view at the start. Love how black edinburgh is in it.

[@steve-marsh]

That's so true Michael, it really is!

[@denisecopley7877]

Love this. Dame Maggie Smith is one of my favourite actresses.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much for watching! It wasn't a popular video but great fun to make :)

[@aairsick]

What a lovely homage to a great woman and to a great city as well. Steve you really did a tremendous job.

[@robertbell2524]

Very nice to visit Edinburgh again in your beautiful video, Steve. I hope Montrose will live up to your expectations of the place.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Robert!

[@jenniferlevine5406]

Lovely tribute! Well done!

[@billnict1]

Brilliant! Will have to see if we can look up the movie...

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much! Free on KZbin I'm sure :)

[@vlogsvlog531]

You make awesome vlogs, Steve 👌 I visited locations of "Trainspotting", filmed partly in Edinburgh. That's more my era 😀

[@steve-marsh]

Haha that’s more the movie I remember too! 🤣 cheers for the kind feedback, have a great weekend!

[@vlogsvlog531]

@@steve-marsh thank you Steve, you also 👍 RIP Duke of Edinburgh 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Mo

[@thauglie]

And the Oscar for best KZbin video goes to Steve Marsh. I have not seen the movie, but I have been in a fight with google tonight.

[@steve-marsh]

Why thank you Sir :) ohh I’m sure it’s on YoTube for free, I think?!

[@rugosetexture2716]

What a delight! Thank you both for this lovely interlude.

[@steve-marsh]

You're most welcome! Thanks for watching :)

[@CS-hw2pd]

Ur vids r great! I live in Edinburgh but still love to watch what u come up with!

[@steve-marsh]

Awesome, thanks so much! Really appreciate it :)

[@legionnairegonk4425]

Never seen TPoMJB, but I have seen Greyfriars Bobby. As a dog owner (and a Terrier at that) it just makes your heart melt.... ☺️

[@steve-marsh]

Totally agree! I've got my eye on an original movie poster from Greyfriars Bobby - very tempted!

[@James-oo1yq]

Very true that fashion and the cars parked on the streets (and the year of the number plates) are often the only way to age pictures and video of Edinburgh through the decades. Would love to see more iconic film locations in Edinburgh.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers James, maybe some more on this theme in the future!

[@thaijamie8293]

Loved it mate, got it halfway through, i used to watch it with my mum, may she rest in peace, great vlog

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much! and well done :) Glad to bring back some happy memories :)

[@cindyd8646]

Well done! What a brilliant idea for a video! And thank you for acknowledging that Greyfriar's Bobby could be a true story. Maybe it is, maybe it isn't.......I'm just a sucker for any dog tales!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much Cindy! Awww wee Bobby :)

[@MaribelScutter]

Great video Steve about a great film. Well done on coming up with this idea!👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much! I hadn't seen the film for YEARS before watching it recently and loving the Edinburgh scenes :)

[@LauraGargiulo]

wow you made me discover a little gem, I didn't know about it and I'm very fond of movies filmed in Edinburgh

[@jgroneng]

This was very, very interesting! Thanks a lot for sharing!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much! So glad you enjoyed it :)

[@maryconnerty9729]

What a brilliant video! Thank you.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much Mary!

[@DrBrazell]

That was a lovely video. Now off to see if I can find the movie on streaming services.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much! Free on KZbin I believe :)

[@leonlowe]

Very nicely done, Steve!

[@TheChrisEMartin]

Reminds me of many years ago when I lived in Bruntsfield and then Morningside in Edinburgh. I first learned the peculiarities of the different accents of English and Scots English. I always loved the accents of the 'Ladies of Morningside', which was quite a prim and proper area in those days and which this movie reminds me of. A Scotsman told me a joke that "Morningside ladies think that sex is what the coal came in....."... a kind of sound 'joke' on how 'sacks' would be pronounced by a Morningside person [and can only be understood if you know that coal fires were universal in those days].

[@peterscandlyn]

Up here for thinkin'......That was really well put together Steve!

[@steve-marsh]

Haha cheers Peter! :)

[@ewanstevenson]

Damn you for using that melancholy piano music three years ago. Made me blub watching it now! 🥹😂 RIP Maggie! 🎭😢

[@newfyboy]

Great tour Steve.......I was stumped until we got to the mural....oh well.....really enjoyed seeing the compared pictures from the movie & now.....well done!!

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Bob! Ach you got there in the end :)

[@luath5579]

Got it when you said how long ago the film was made. I won't give the answer, but "Give me a KZbin blogger at an impressionable age and I will make him the crème de la crème!" LOL

[@steve-marsh]

Haha beautiful! And well done ;)

[@bernicebest]

What a fabulous video and wonderful idea Steve, being of the senior variety I did guess the movie right away, wasn’t 100% but almost, ‘YES’ I was right, a Marvellous Film with a Great Actress ‘Dame Maggie Smith’ if I am correct! can’t wait to watch it again, thank you both for a really lovely smooth and informative video, plus some great shots of prime locations, look forward to seeing more of the same if that is on your itinerary Steve of cause, have a nice day on your movie making tours.👌 I’m on your trail! 🤗👋

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much Bernice that’s lovely of you to say :) and well done getting the answer in record time! More to come soon, I’m actually out filming right now :)

[@GalwayGirl1]

Hello Bernice, I saw the video but I had no idea what film it was about. I found the solution in the comments below. I don't know the film and saw a trailer on YT. I will probably take a look at it soon and pay attention to the places Steve showed us as a reference. Of course, my clever Bernice knew immediately.👏 I think his idea with this puzzle is really great. I will probably enjoy some of his great videos over the weekend. 😃

[@bernicebest]

Thank you Steve, have just watched the said movie, wonderful to be whisked back fifty years, what an incredible film for it’s time, such a distinguished cast, and amazing fashionable outfits! It was stunning on fifty ins.t.v. Maggie Smith portrayed a magnificent Jean Brodie! thank you 😊 both for a wonderful Saturday afternoons entertainment, until next time keep safe and happy movie making! 🤗👋

[@bernicebest]

Didn’t take you long Galway, that’s the beauty of being an ancient dinosaur 🦖 I’ve done everything and seen everything! apart from being a know it all! I practically lived in the cinemas from an early age with my parents, sometimes up to three matinees a day, that’s why now when Netflix puts up a movie 🎥 guess what! (Seen it) ☺️🤣😂

[@Peter_Box]

Walking with the girls in Greyfriars Kirkyard was the clue for me to get it. Good idea for a video Steve.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Peter, well done Sir! :)

[@G4RY1159]

I still remember when they filmed some of Restless Natives in Edinburgh & Glasgow, lost count how many times I've watched it, someone gave me the DVD a few years back along with a triple DVD Billy Connolly has a part in them all. Thanks again Steve, great stuff.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Gary, it's opened a rabbit hole of classic Scottish movies, there goes my weekend!

[@wdh47211]

Great stuff. Greetings from Orlando FL. Hope you are sane healthy and happy. Love your content.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much mate! All good here, they are about to release us a bit more, but still a wait to travel again! Hope you are well :)

[@ingaborlowski1536]

Will watch this movie today! So excited, will share this with my son too - - we both adore Edinburgh ❤️❤️

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks Inga! It’s a wonderful performance by Maggie Smith! Enjoy :)

[@ingaborlowski1536]

@@steve-marsh I watched the movie, excellent! It also somehow lead me to see “The Angels Share”. Also enjoyed that movie too. Enjoy your evening. 😊😊

[@steve-marsh]

@@ingaborlowski1536 oh I LOVE The Angels Share - I don't know why, but when I put it on I was convinced I would't like it, then WOW! :D

[@jimwilson4651]

Brilliant idea for a video!

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Jim!

[@assassinjane]

Ahoy Steve! .) Thanks for this great piece, amazing how sometimes things stay close to how they were decades ago. Maggie Smith wow, haven't seen Miss Brodie yet but for sure going to! :D So good idea for this shot, thanks for the inspiration also! Hats off. Capt. of the good old Blackthorne

[@steve-marsh]

I believe it's free on KZbin so definitely worth a watch :) Really nice comment, thanks so much Kata :)

[@assassinjane]

@@steve-marsh Thanks, Steve! Be ready, I am uploading shorts TODAY! Yup, wee videos but start! :D

[@robingray1302]

Sadly I stupidly looked down the comments before I watched this so went into it already knowing the answer but nevertheless very interesting (fairly sure I'd have got it by the third clue....). Coincidentally although I must have walked along Henderson row literally dozens of times I only noticed the school building very recently, apparently it was originally built as The Institution for the Deaf & Dumb which was subsequently merged with Donaldson's Hospital with their more conspicuous premises on West Coates at which point the building passed over to the Edinburgh Academy. Also never heard of Banrbougle Castle before, always some new facts on your great little channel !!!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much Robin! And cheers for the school info, I had no idea either :) but my research for videos and replies from good people like yourself really open up new knowledge! Thanks, have a great day

[@fp4man542]

The Academy bought the Donaldson's building in the mid 70s. It's still referred to as "Donaldson's" by the staff and pupils.

[@suebrown436]

Got it, at the fourth clue, Steve. I'd completely forgotten it was filmed in Edinburgh - it's been quite a while since I saw it. Very clever showing the comparisons of filming locations at the end!

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks very much Sue! And we’ll done, I’d say clue four is pretty good work :)

[@sophiehill4845]

Used to go into Boroughmuir by that gate on the corner of Admiral Terrace, but never knew it was a film location. Of course the original Boroughmuir building (it was the junior school - s1 & 2 - when I was there) was the location for James Gillespie's Girls School which is thought to be the inspiration behind the school in the book.

[@susanward398]

What a great idea: timely, historic, scenic, fun. "And the Oscar goes to..." you!

[@steve-marsh]

haha thanks Susan! :)

[@north-cq8wo]

I enjoy your stuff ---- any thing you guys film

[@steve-marsh]

That's so kind of you to say, thanks! :)

[@tomcarr1358]

Great Idea. Now onto the bridge for The 39 Steps. Any version will do.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Tom, great idea :)

[@adrianburn7178]

Great video and fascinating to see the 'then and now'

[@janicetaylor2025]

What a great idea for a video. Brent and I thoroughly enjoyed it. We were both clueless as to which movie it was until I saw the name Brodie. I remembered watching this movie a few years ago. I don't remember much of it but I think the reason I wanted to watch it was because Maggie Smith was in it. Now that we've been to Edinburgh I'll have to go back and re-watch it. Brent never saw the movie so he had no idea. Can't wait for the next video! All the best!

[@steve-marsh]

So glad you both enjoyed it! Oh yes, definitely worth a re-watch - we hadn't seen it for years, so when we saw all the locations hadn't changed at ALL, it sparked the idea for the video. Even though we live in Edinburgh, it was a fun day out :) All the best to both of you too!

[@arronblack67]

Good to see a new video mate. Been looking forward to it. I’ve been watching some of the old stuff again the trip on the ship from Aberdeen to the Shetlands one of the best you’ve done! Keep it coming all the best mate 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much mate, cannae wait to get back on a ferry again!

[@arronblack67]

@@steve-marsh yeah mate defo! Should defo Wymess Bay to the Isle of Bute great trip

[@TheJohnscot]

Thank you Steve. I remember the film very well. It shook up the Edinburgh mentality no end!

[@steve-marsh]

Haha didn't it just! Cheers!

[@DrMyEyes]

Well done! Brilliant!

[@roroger2402]

Nice one Steve.👍

[@telecasterbear]

Such a beautiful country you live in.

[@jameskruse537]

Hi Steve, Thank you for the film guide. You gave me another bunch of places I now want to se in Edinburgh. Though I really did know better I was hoping for something more salacious when you showed the Fleshmonger sign. Cheers, Jim

[@steve-marsh]

Haha love it 😆

[@FrankTaylor74]

That was great, missed your videos!

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Frank! I'll be out filming another one tomorrow morning :) Trying to get over the shock of full-time work again and then I'll get back to a more regular output I hope :)

[@beith28]

Thanks for this great video.

[@steve-marsh]

And thanks to you for watching and leaving the comment :) Glad you like it!

[@philquadra]

Very well done with nice editing.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks very much Philip! :)

[@mikecrean8849]

Great video Steve. Regularly used the Venel as a bairn. 🙋‍♂️👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Mike! Awesome place :)

[@gwendolynfish2102]

Prime of Miss Jane Brodie! Starring Maggie Smith! Such a great movie! Now I need to watch it again! Been many years! Thanks guys!

[@steve-marsh]

LOVE that movie :)

[@johnspencer5295]

Read the book but now more determined to see the film. Well thought-out and presented vlog as ever.

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much John! Definitely worth a watch!

[@DaveyPalmer1]

Thanks for that Steve. Very interesting. I didn't realise I had walked along so many Oscar winning locations during our visits to Edinburgh 😊

[@steve-marsh]

Hah absolutely! And thanks so much for watching. Edinburgh deserves more movies, we still get the odd one filmed here, but I much prefer the traditional ones that don’t use green screen etc like when Avengers was using Waverley Station. I think I’ll watch the old Greyfriars Bobby today :)

[@narabdela]

Read the book before I saw the film, so no problem.

[@steve-marsh]

Well done! :)

[@iDyga]

Brilliant, must try and watch the movie soon.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Ian! Proper quirky wee movie, would have been edgy in its day for sure!

[@edwardalexander9486]

About 10 seconds! It's a brilliant opening scene Professor.

[@steve-marsh]

Top marks Edward :)

[@julianhalstead7883]

That was different, but great nonetheless. Good to see the city again whilst in exile in Halifax. Also, good to see Bobby has had his nose repainted black whilst the tourists are away! Thanks guys. Keep them coming.

[@steve-marsh]

Cheers Julian, yes a bit of a deviation from regular content but fun to make. YES leave Bobby's nose alone :)

[@goldie7491]

Thanks for the Oscar, my first one! That was a fun walk. I guessed it when you showed the old Boroughmuir High School. Were the shoes tied to the lamppost from a scene in the movie? I don’t remember, but it’s been a while since I’ve seen it. Did Alicja contribute her footwear for the video? (Such dedication!) Speaking of which, I thought I have the same trainers as you’re wearing for a second there, but it looks like yours are Asics, mine are Saucony. Same eye-catching orange (peachy) stripes and laces though. A bit of flash is always good, eh?

[@steve-marsh]

Haha totally agree :) Thanks for your Oscar acceptance speech :)

[@skarabraeranch2093]

Steve, my mother Margaret Dunn (who toured Edinburgh virtually via your January video as part of her 88th birthday celebration) attended Gillespie's (Jean Brody's character was based on a Gillespie teacher).

[@steve-marsh]

That is so cool John! Please pass on my wishes to Margaret :)

[@vacuumfireradio253]

Location 5 is stunning. Lovely to see getting your daughter involved with the videos Steve. Treasure those moments...they grow up so quickly.

[@Scottishheart1969]

🤣😂🤣😂 It’s his girlfriend! 😂🤣

[@odetbeauvoisin]

Got it on 1st clue. 2nd one confirmed it. [pat-on-back time 😁]

[@steve-marsh]

Odet, that's a great effort, well done! :)

[@blbl8326]

Great video here! Would there be a part 2 for this? (Not the same movie ofcourse)

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much! Oh it's certainly tempting to do something similar in future :)

[@bobhewings6812]

Nice video Steve. I could remember the locations but until you showed the school couldn't remember what film it was from. Memory isn't what is was. Lol

[@steve-marsh]

Still a great effort Bob, the memory is still alive and kicking :)

[@seangilmartin6768]

Great filming by Alicja..

[@77smp]

Are we not meant to say?! Ok, then I won't say... Although I must say that these are some prime locations 😉

[@steve-marsh]

Nicely done Michelle :D

[@piatheiltoft67]

Rest in peace Dame Maggie Smith ❤ you will be missed.

[@tommoncrieff1154]

Don’t need to guess, I know this answer. I once met the director, who had a very long and illustrious career. He couldn’t have been more charming.

[@steve-marsh]

That is so cool Tom! And well done getting it instantly :)

[@davidknowles5519]

Ah well filmed “observe girrrrls the castle”. I met the author when I was a small child, her son lived in the same Bruntsfield tenement as my parents, I think I was about 18 months so no memory and she went to Italy shortly afterwards, hopefully not as a result of meeting me. It was a very daring film and novel of its time nudity and what would now be child abuse still great performance by Dame Maggie

[@steve-marsh]

Wow that's so cool - yeah, there were a few themes in the movie courting controversy, 60s I guess! Thanks for watching David, and great comment :)

[@simonwhitlock9189]

Got it after the school,thanks mate.

[@steve-marsh]

Good work Simon :)

[@formonthills]

I was just typing what i thought it was, but don't want to spoil it if I am correct. The school was a bit of a hint for me.... I'm over 50 years old, so not in my prime ?

[@steve-marsh]

Haha nicely done ;) and thanks for not giving it away!

[@ameliaclark5792]

Yeah I got it right away! 🇨🇦

[@Thomas-cp6qe]

Yeah a good film and performances from the actors. I liked the excellent series too.

[@steve-marsh]

Absolutely, the series had some incredible performances too!

[@Marty-Mc]

Great concept, wouldn't mind seeing some more of that, god stuff 👍

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks Marty! Maybe an idea for more like this in future!

[@sah3173.]

Just as well you weren't filming in the Meadows last weekend!

[@steve-marsh]

Sounds like there were a few Oscar performances 🤣 it wouldn’t have looked quite the same!

[@keithramsay3340]

was always convinced Flora Stevenson's at Comely Bank was the location for the Prime of Miss Jean Brodie maybe it was the class room scenes

[@steve-marsh]

Ohhh Good info! Cheers Keith!

[@keithramsay3340]

@@steve-marsh but thinking it could have been the tv series

[@MrJoffster]

interesting video Steve ive no idea on what film it was but even so Edinburgh is a beautiful city and me and my son kean are coming up to your fair land in August and hes so looking forward to it as am i can you arrange some sunshine please lol my son wants to go to cramond island so i guess thats on the to do list thanks for another video and have a safe day

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks for watching despite not knowing the movie! And great to hear you and Kean will be here in August! How are you Kean? I bet you are excited to travel again soon! I'll do my best with the weather but no promises hehe

[@MrJoffster]

keans doing well thanks for asking hes to shy to reply lol bless him your videos have given us so much inspiration to explore more of Scotland especially the North Coast 500 and the day trip on the calmac ferry keans never been on a ferry so thats on the hit list thank you again for entertaining my boy and giving him the inspiration to plan his trip in August keep up the good work and best wishes to you and your family from joff and kean

[@zweispurmopped]

No!!1! It was Sean Connery for his role in The Codfather! Connery played fish trader Hector Brocklebank, owner of H. B. Fish. The rough plot of the film: In a big move to conquer new areas for their shady buisness, Mafia families move to Edinburgh. A short time after their arrival, Hector Brockelbank starts a marketing campaign by having a cousin deliver a free fish to all households in his area. Sadly his cousin is a total glutton, and eats many of the fishes before they are delivered. Many households basically only receive a fish's head in a box. As a severed fish head is an announcement of death in Mafia circles, the mafioso read this as threats from their competitors, and a merciless underworld war ensures until only one family remains. Badly decimated. They finally find out where the fishes came from and come after Hector. In good Scottish tradition, other buisness owners from Edinburgh come to Hector's help and drive the remaining mafioso out off the city by the brutal effect of their malkeys. …you didn't know that one, did you? See? ^^) I'll get me coat then.

[@steve-marsh]

OMG what a reply! :) Robin Galloway wants a cut of this for using the Brocklebank family name. Awesome! :D

[@zweispurmopped]

@@steve-marsh The name can be changed. ^^) Pleased to hear you liked it, that eases the burden of having to have a brain that comes up with shite like this in your head every night when it's time to sleep…

[@SWR112]

Always wanted to know where the restless natives joke shop was? Probably knocked down but always thought where it was.

[@G4RY1159]

I must talk about that film every month of the year Cracking soundtrack too Used to go into Glasgow with my Mum and we always ended up in Anderson to catch the bus home, fish & chips on the back seat, mind one day the driver slammed on the brakes and it all ended up on the floor, think we had ate 2 chips before that happened.

[@richardthomson203]

Ah well now Jean... you'll have had your tea! Now where are my tweeds, I can wear them because I'm in my prime you know !! 🤣👍

[@steve-marsh]

haha nicely done Richard, well done!

[@shirleyboy8859]

Not a great film watcher, so did not get this one.... Good to see the City though.. Stay safe :-)))

[@steve-marsh]

Aye, it was quite obscure for sure! But thanks for still watching :)

[@shirleyboy8859]

@@steve-marsh You keep posting and I will watch :-)))))

[@jonsmith8582]

I might have "missed" some of the "prime" locations

[@steve-marsh]

haha well said Jon ;)

[@michaelscott2789]

Okay, watched it. Excellent film. Not my type of film at all but the acting was great. Nice to see the whole of Morningside getting in on the film🤣🤣. Joking aside it really was a good watch and probably very edgy for the time.

[@steve-marsh]

Totally agree Michael!

[@tenorclef4090]

I got it after the third clue. "One day, Steven, you will go too far." :D

[@steve-marsh]

Thanks so much! And well done - for a pretty small obscure movie that's a great effort. And nice comment by the way :D

[@KillilaghChurch12]

Brave heart guess it after 3 months

[@frankiedeans7637]

Great job again from your team..you are definitely in your PRIME .....ggtthb..

[@steve-marsh]

Haha cheers Frankie! :)

[@jamescampbell3025]

The prime of Miss Jean Brodie

[@steve-marsh]

Spot on!

[@christinehodge3608]

Good film

[@hollygrovejournals7491]

Mmmmmm think I’ve got it??? Lol! 🎓

[@steve-marsh]

haha well done Jane! :)

[@superally8077]

Got it mate.

[@steve-marsh]

Good effort!