the last back to the future movie was made in 1990.
the last back to the future movie was made in 1990.
when was the last back to the future movie made?
1990
when still in operation, the power stations appeared in films and television programs shot in the newcastle area. they appeared in "payroll", a movie made in 1961, starring michael craig. one of two security van operators lives in stella park, a housing estate above the power station. it is prominently in the background whenever the van operator's home is shown. in 1985, the stella power stations are seen briefly in a shot in "seacoal", a movie made by amber films. they appear during a scene where the two protagonists, ray and betty, are travelling from sunderland to newcastle. (lynemouth power station, a north east power station still in operation, is more prominent in the film.) in "whatever happened to the likely lads?", a british sitcom broadcast between 1973 and 1974, the stations themselves did not appear in the series, but in the end credits their ash boat, "bessie surtees", could be seen passing spiller's wharf near byker. in 1981, it was featured in swing bridge videos' "check it out", a short film about youth unemployment in the west end of newcastle. in the mid-1990s, the decommissioned stations were photographed by north eastern artist john kippin as part of his work "the secret intelligence of the silent". this piece was exhibited at the laing art gallery in 2012 as part of the exhibition "futureland now".
stella power stations
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