Found this newspaper article in the old files from 2006.
Never had time to read it back then!!

Found this newspaper article in the old files from 2006.
Never had time to read it back then!!
Peter Skellern died this morning. His hit song “You’re a Lady” features in the film. A very evocative, atmospheric ballad that was perfect for our story, and actually the only set piece we used outside of the custom score and composition. It wasn’t cheap, but it was well worth it.
I didn’t realize that Peter had always wanted to be ordained and achieved that goal last year in the Church of England.
You’re a Lady
RIGHT HAND DRIVE
It’s Sunday. Evan drives his beloved Porsche to the old village church like always, but singing hymns with weird Norman and the old folks doesn’t seem cool anymore. Driving home with his eccentric aunt, he has a shocking near miss with a vacationing American family. Squashed in the back of his Porsche, they are coming to stay in his room. His aunt starts with a prayer while Evan tries desperately to show the attractive daughter that he’s, actually . . .er, cool. Or is he?
It’s hard to capture the excitement, the monotony and the tension that goes into creating a film story but here’s a few pictures to give you a flavor. It’s a race against the clock, it’s a fight against mediocrity and not settling for shots that could have been so much better.
It was just another Sunday morning, but this one turned out differently.
Norman, he’s the one paying attention, listens while Evan works his way through the morning reading. It’s like Evan doesn’t fit in, but he’s been here forever and things are about to get complicated.
Evan and Ruth take a moment on the hill above the village.
Norman leads the morning congregational prayers and stumbles over Mrs. Wotshername ? We catch him here looking to the pastor for inspiration.