Sam Collins and I used to make odd little videos on the internet about cricket. That became a career. And gave us the idea that we could make a film.
Our videos usually took a day to make. This film has taken us over four years.
It started as a simple question about whether Test Cricket was dying.
Somewhere along the line, it went well beyond that.
This is the website.
This is the trailer.
<p><a href=”https://vimeo.com/128602718″>Death of a Gentleman – Official trailer</a> from <a href=”https://vimeo.com/dartmouthfilmltd”>Dartmouth Films</a> on <a href=”https://vimeo.com”>Vimeo</a>.</p>
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Good luck with this guys. Will definitely get the DVD – and I’m sure it’ll make it! Would have sent you some money, but you’ve interviewed Harsha Bhogle out of all the people. I’m not a violent man, but I think if I ever came across him, I would be severely tested…
Judging from the people interviewed so I’d rather go for trek across Lapland with the native herders. Once you add Ian Chappell to that list its a goner.
Tried to donate but was refused because “The start date must be earlier than the end date”
Any ideas ?
What’s up with DOAG? Is it still getting made? I just donated 50GBP, I sure hope it helps. I would love to see this made.
Thanks
Film going very well. Nearing completion. Thanks for your help.
Tried to donate some money but the funding site says completed. Are you no longer seeking further funds?
Thanks
Andy
When is this documentary going to come out ?
Please let us know when is documentary being released, eagerly waiting to watch it.
NO date, yet Shahid.
Still waiting….
May I suggest you rename it something without the word death in the title?
When is it going to be released
waiting for a long time
Great film! Thoroughly enjoyed it, so much heart and passion.
And Ed is clearly the nicest guy in cricket
I think Australian Autopsy was the funniest cricket book I’ve ever read. The first page had me in tears.
Are you planning a screening of DOAG in Perth in the near future, or will there be a download of it available soon?
Keep up the great work. You are a breath of fresh air in the world of cricket.
Cheers Andy
wish we could see your film here in Hungary! good luck!