Alleged Miscarriages of Justice => Jeremy Bamber and the callous murder of his father, mother, sister and twin nephews. Case effectively CLOSED by CCRC on basis of NO APPEAL REFERRAL. => Topic started by: Myster on October 05, 2016, 04:12:15 PM
Title: The White House Farm Murders (1993)
Post by: Myster on October 05, 2016, 04:12:15 PM
Found at last, a long-lost YTV film, although more drama than documentary. Grab it while you can...
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Title: Re: The White House Farm Murders (1993)
Post by: John on October 05, 2016, 04:33:32 PM
A nice find Myster, they appear to have cut out a lot at the end, makes Taff Jones look like a proper Charlie. It portrays Jeremy Bamber very well though, cold, calculating with little empathy. Top marks!
Title: Re: The White House Farm Murders (1993)
Post by: Holly Goodhead on October 05, 2016, 05:52:40 PM
Thanks Myster.
JB was wearing 2 jumpers when he arrived at WHF morning of 7th Aug and his baseball boots were white only not two-tone. Apart from these minor details it all looks and sounds very factual to me! Nothing dramatic about it at all! Eat your heart out Panorma!
Are there any progs that we are still yet to see?
Title: Re: The White House Farm Murders (1993)
Post by: Myster on October 05, 2016, 06:03:29 PM
JB was wearing 2 jumpers when he arrived at WHF morning of 7th Aug and his baseball boots were white only not two-tone. Apart from these minor details it all looks and sounds very factual to me! Nothing dramatic about it at all! Eat your heart out Panorma!
Are there any progs that we are still yet to see?
Yeah... the one in thirty years time when Jeremy is eventually released. 8(8-))
Tell you what though... he was a bloody good actor! Creepy even.
Title: Re: The White House Farm Murders (1993)
Post by: sika on October 05, 2016, 08:18:39 PM
Oh dear! I only managed to get to the 45 second mark!
Title: Re: The White House Farm Murders (1993)
Post by: adam on October 05, 2016, 09:03:35 PM
Thanks.
Decent video. Pretty accurate. Thought it would have been better as a three parter.
I didn't know the only reason to take the sights off the rifle was if you knew you were going to fire close range shots.
Title: Re: The White House Farm Murders (1993)
Post by: david1819 on October 05, 2016, 10:36:35 PM
Absolutely agree, the acting was magnificent in both the original and the portrayal.
Neil Roberts, the actor who played Bamber was BAFTA nominated for the role, described as 'Mesmerizing' by the Daily Mail and "Brilliant" by The Mirror, according to his Bio. Poor Jeremy - he missed out on his true vocation. 8(8-))
Title: Re: The White House Farm Murders (1993)
Post by: puglove on October 06, 2016, 10:47:13 PM
Neil Roberts, the actor who played Bamber was BAFTA nominated for the role, described as 'Mesmerizing' by the Daily Mail and "Brilliant" by The Mirror, according to his Bio. Poor Jeremy - he missed out on his true vocation. 8(8-))
Oh wow, thanks for finding this, Myster. It's a bit weird to see David Archer in it, though!
But at least it's an honest and unbiased portrayal of Bamber and his spiteful, creepy, avaricious arrogance. Thank goodness that he'll die behind bars, it's terrifying to wonder who else he would have gone on to slaughter if he thought that they were in his way.
Roll on yet ANOTHER Mushy Sproutmas!! 8((()*/
Title: Re: The White House Farm Murders (1993)
Post by: Myster on October 06, 2016, 11:22:23 PM
Oh wow, thanks for finding this, Myster. It's a bit weird to see David Archer in it, though!
But at least it's an honest and unbiased portrayal of Bamber and his spiteful, creepy, avaricious arrogance. Thank goodness that he'll die behind bars, it's terrifying to wonder who else he would have gone on to slaughter if he thought that they were in his way.
Roll on yet ANOTHER Mushy Sproutmas!! 8((()*/
And gorgeous Diane Keen as Miss Marple!... who I've still got the hots for!!! @)(++(* Don't forget the lumpy gravy and a 1943 brass thrupenny bit hidden in his Christmas pud. 8(8-))
Title: Re: The White House Farm Murders (1993)
Post by: Myster on October 06, 2016, 11:24:27 PM
Hots for Diane Keen not Miss Marple, BTW... in case you think I'm past it!
Title: Re: The White House Farm Murders (1993)
Post by: puglove on October 06, 2016, 11:35:38 PM
Hots for Diane Keen not Miss Marple, BTW... in case you think I'm past it!
Ha!! You'll never be past it! I like Diane Keen too, she was lovely in The Cuckoo Waltz. And excellent in "Doctors." I'm just a sucker for big brown eyes. Like pugs have got!!
Title: Re: The White House Farm Murders (1993)
Post by: puglove on October 06, 2016, 11:44:40 PM
Ha!! You'll never be past it! I like Diane Keen too, she was lovely in The Cuckoo Waltz. And excellent in "Doctors." I'm just a sucker for big brown eyes. Like pugs have got!!
I'm not very good at "Bambering" anymore, because....
a) I can't be arsed
b) He's where he should be, and will stay there
c) I'm hand-rearing a baby hedgehog and it's quite intense
d) Bamber supporters (with the exception of Holl) are total fruitbats and mentalists, and are full of ill-informed crap
e) NO ONE CARES!!!!
Title: Re: The White House Farm Murders (1993)
Post by: Myster on October 07, 2016, 12:03:25 AM
I'm not very good at "Bambering" anymore, because....
a) I can't be arsed
b) He's where he should be, and will stay there
c) I'm hand-rearing a baby hedgehog and it's quite intense
d) Bamber supporters (with the exception of Holl) are total fruitbats and mentalists, and are full of ill-informed crap
e) NO ONE CARES!!!!
I know the feeling %#£%
The case has been looked at inside out and outside in and not a shred of any evidence has ever been found to support his claim to be innocent. Having exhausted the third party theory no doubt the Sheila dun it one will run for a while longer. All pie in the sky of course!
Title: Re: The White House Farm Murders (1993)
Post by: puglove on October 07, 2016, 08:42:11 AM
So I've noticed... but extremely disappointed that it made a mainstay barf. @)(++(*
Glad to see lookout taking an interest. 8((()*/ The Bamberistas don't like it when truly professional videos are made about the case and mores to the point have got most of it right. That really does put the Bamber apologists in the shade.
Title: Re: The White House Farm Murders (1993)
Post by: Mendoza on October 07, 2016, 05:33:53 PM
That's quite a little gem you've found for us, Myster. Jeremy is portrayed exactly as I imagine him to have been.
Didn't take much finding, APRIL, when giyf and set to the past 24 hours on a daily search.
The lead captured the arrogance and uncaring attitude of Jeremy Bamber very well, I thought. When you've studied the case for so long, it's easy to be picky about details which they got wrong, but maybe the screenwriter didn't have access then to a lot of the case material. If WHF was unoccupied and available to use for filming at the time, that would have been a director's dream and might have given us a more realistic view.
Title: Re: The White House Farm Murders (1993)
Post by: John on October 07, 2016, 10:18:21 PM
I wish someone had made a full length feature film of the story, maybe some day.