Firestyle Magazine: Issue 6 - Winter 2016
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CLAPPERBOARD<br />
Maureen Sinclair & Colin Farrell<br />
carol fundraisER<br />
Clapperboard UK celebrated Christmas with a Clapperboard Presents fundraising event in partnership with<br />
Liverpool Pride, and in memory of the late Liverpool BAFTA Award winning writer Arthur Ellison (Brookside, The<br />
Street, Accused and Moving On) who sadly passed away last October. This quote from acclaimed writer Jimmy<br />
McGovern who worked with Arthur says it all...<br />
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“Arthur Ellison could talk for England.<br />
One night he got his jaw broken in a<br />
fight outside a pub, that shut him up<br />
for a while and, unable to speak, he<br />
resorted to writing. It was good so<br />
he kept at it. He wrote for Brookside,<br />
Hollyoaks, The Street, Accused and<br />
Moving On. His scripts were always<br />
about real people facing real<br />
problems in real streets, always full<br />
of humour and passion and energy.<br />
He was a wonderful storyteller.”<br />
Arthur Ellison and Jimmy McGovern. Jimmy<br />
McGovern said “I’m a great admirer of<br />
Maureen Sinclair and what she has achieved<br />
through her dedication and commitment to<br />
the Clapperboard Youth Project, with very<br />
little funding. It’s a wonderful creative way of<br />
empowering young people and giving them<br />
an opportunity that most of us never had”.<br />
Award winning feature film<br />
CAROL tells the story of a<br />
young woman in her 20’s,<br />
Therese Belivet (Rooney Mara<br />
won an Oscar for her role), a<br />
clerk working in a Manhattan<br />
department store and<br />
dreaming of a more fulfilling<br />
life when she meets Carol<br />
(Cate Blanchett), an alluring<br />
woman trapped in a loveless<br />
convenient marriage.