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My jaw dropped during this scene.

Impressive range of characters!

How well do they fly ?

When the hammer swings it needs some music like this one by Sam Cooke or the other verion by Leonard Nimoy ua-cam.com/video/xY6riazgI-E/v-deo.htmlsi=oxExzeTE1eBOkYXI

reminds me of the flying farmer routine up at Old Rheinbeck Aerodrome...very good! nice se5 too

Brilliant...what a story... What a wonderful group of people.... All for the memory...

Thank you.

There was a 7/8 scale replica SE5 based at Stow Marie's Essex several years ago when we visited with a very modern Cessna 152.

Used Austers for glider towing at Meir, Staffordshire and Keevil, Wiltshire in the 1970's. Great aircraft, only surpassed by the iconic Tiger Moth.

Did Mike build these from plans he purchased?

Excellent. My first flight, in the early 70s, was in an Auster doing glider tows. Sadly, I never thought to log it.

Mister Kempner, thanks you for your work. You was great in “Doctor Who”, but in my opinion hammer scene from “Kill list” is a masterpiece of the cinema. It was truly disturbing scene with gorgeous acting from extremely underrated movie. Kind regards for sharing your art with us, viewers. It’s always great to see you in new movies or TV shows.

Maskell should play more psychos

Amazing film as is BULL, Not your happy Weds night family viewing but kill list and Bull are brilliant Neil Maskell performances 👍 and Michael Smiley ain't to shabby either , great in The Hallow even if it's a small part . Ironic I end up ordering " BULL " from France as it's only on a £30 limited edition and then it comes out on Netflix 🤔🙄

This is weird because I only ever saw the monkey one on TV at the time (4 or 5 times) and friends at school insisted their was ''one with aliens and one with mimes'' and I thought they were making it up. Sorry guys 30 years later you realise you weren't

I just noticed Kempner is the driving examinator in Peep Show season 4. had to come back to this scene.

This makes more sense after you see what they saw in the lockup. (You don’t see anything, you just hear the screams.) bone chilling stuff. 😮😮😮😮😮😢😢

Mark Kempner was given £1000 and a pack of aspirin for starring in this film

That's definitely a hair raising experience 😅😅😅😅😅

02:54 What the hell does he whisper at this point ?

The 4 engine version Bolster Special 3924cc). Did have success! Backwell Hillclimb. 1935 saw the beginning of a series of hillclimbs on a 550 yard sealed surface course in the grounds of Backwell Hill House Estate, about 6 miles outside Bristol on the Weston-super-Mare road. Fastest times of the day at these annual meetings were: 17 Aug 1935 - GR Hartwell (MG Magnette 1071cc s/c) 26.0sec 25 July 1936 - John Bolster (Bolster Special 1962cc) 27.2sec 3 July 1937 - John Bolster (Bolster Special 1962cc) 23.3 sec 3 Sept 1938 - John Bolster (Bolster Special 3924cc) 23.0sec 22 July 1939 - Sydney Allard (Allard 3622cc) 26.2 sec The 1936 event was notable for Pat Driscoll crashing the latest ohv racing Austin, sustaining a fractured skull, while Hadley's ohv model was second quickest behind Bolster. In 1938 David Fry in the 1100cc s/c Freikaiserwagen, was just 0.3 sec slower than Bolster's 4-engined Bolster Special 'Bloody Mary'. Thanks to the generosity and support of William Garnett, by 1939 Backwell had become a well established, annual, event on the West country and British motorsport calendar. Post-war the event was not revived. The estate changed hands, and the hill has not been used for motor sport since. The outright hill record still stands to John Bolster (Bolster Special) in 23.0 seconds, and the sports car record to RA Macdermid (MG) in 26.1 seconds, both set on 3rdSeptember 1938. Copyright 2003-2018 Pete Stowe All rights reserved Video ua-cam.com/video/jqEctEsEn1A/v-deo.html bristolmc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Backwell-Hillclimbs-1935-39.pdf

What about the last bit ffs lol I wanted to see his head get split open

neil maskall is completely terrifying in this

This film was just class.not alot of people have heard of it.real shame

Best Scene! Congratulations.

Going into this movie blind is an insane experience.

Incredible performance Mark! The delivery of "im glad to have met you" is so good

Классный самолёт

Jessica jay my love

Low my love muzta kana uwi nako dian

Such a great performance, it was a shame that they had to kill the actor for this scene though

Ik him he’s my friends dad

im here after amnesia game

Great film, great scene. Saw it in the cinema in 2011. I distinctly recall this scene having a big impact on the audience!

I enjoyed that Mark 🙂

Great Actor. They should write a good "cop" gritty drama for him leading "cop" role.

What a wonderful treat!!! Seventy years ago when I grew up in England I had an Austin Seven Special and a Bugatti. Can't remember when I bought Bolster's book "Specials"· but I must have read it about twenty times. Here in Argentina Fangio and the Galvéz brothers ran Chevrolet and Ford V8 specials which were capable of 180 Kph on unpaved country roads Huge pot holes. Wonderful sound and smell they had. Many thanks!

Two scientists give tests to Mimes, monkey and aliens!

Cuts the best bit out! What's the point?

I never seen the movie, always wanted to, but I always remembered this scene

Great video Mark 👍

I fkng love this scene (thank you) lol. But it cuts right on the good bit BANG

Hey Mark, were you scared when you watched this film?

Bloody marvellous chaps and I loved the Auster landing!!??

Let’s hope no one smashed up Roper’s garden. Otherwise he’ll smash the shit out of other people’s gardens.

Lean forward my client... I have a Clark county JAM recipe to make. No preservatives. Hi Luca¥. It was nice to have met You.

Case of mistaken identity? Oops! I thought you were a serial killer.

10 attempted murders being covered up in Cowlitz County... Nice try killers. Over my dead body. Hang in there Bruce Taylor. Help is on the way.

So, you get to keep the 2 billion dollars Michael Frey? All you have to do is kill your client?

This movie changed lives of Cowlitz County citizens. Lean forward Michael Frey.