Name: Abigail
Subject: Drew Schofield Website
Comment: Thanks for saying you'd add the link to the new website for Drew. There has been a fair bit added including some rare bits and bobs. And yes the forum is buzzing.
Drew Schofield Website
05/09/08-23:10
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Name: Treefella
Subject: Home of the Beatles
Comment: It's not as if anyone's being exploited here. The visitors love to be in Beatles City, their cash goes to Apple, to the Beatles themselves and is spread round the city. Win-win-win, I'd say.
21/08/08-11:03
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Name: Wavertreeman
Subject: Home of the beatles
Comment: It's not as bad as you think, Ken. We're talking about pride. The Beatles were a top group. They wrote real tunes, unforgetable melodies. Most groups just can't manage that. Liverpool is proud of them, and if we make money by celebrating our pride, then so much the better.
19/08/08-00:57
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Name: john Minnion
Subject: next presentation
Comment: Thanks Pete. Glad you enjoyed the Maritime Museum show. Unfortunately, the Walker gallery has cancelled the presentation I had scheduled for September. So the next public presentations based on 'Pool of Life' will be in libraries around Liverpool throughout November. Six different libraries, I think. Details will be posted shortly on the Checkmate Books events page.
Events page
14/08/08-13:05
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Name: Pete Jones
Subject: next presentation
Comment: My wife and I enjoyed the recent Pool of Life slide presentation at the Maritime Museum. When is the next presentation? We would like to bring friends.
12/08/08-14:32
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Name: John Minnion
Subject: Fidel Castro and Sgt Pepper
Comment: No, Fidel Castro never made it onto the Sgt Pepper cover. There is a bearded Marxist in the montage of faces, in the second row down, on the right, sandwiched between Oliver Hardy and HG Wells - but that turns out to be Karl Marx himself.
07/08/08-21:56
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Name: jakeWP
Subject: Lennon statue
Comment: Isn't Castro one of the faces on the Sergeant Pepper album montage? It was obviously mutual between Fidel and John
07/08/08-11:53
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Name: Ken
Subject: Home of Beatles
Comment: What we feel about the Beatles is irrelevant. The point is simple and depressing, how much money can be squeezed out of the fact the Beatles lived here? The phrase on the Beatles Extra page about Apple 'aggressively monetizing the Beatles brand' just about sums it up.
06/08/08-00:35
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Name: Wavertreeman
Subject: Home of the Beatles
Comment: Marty, it needs self-confidence, and back in the70's and 80's it felt in Liverpool as if we were deserted by the Beatles. It felt as if Liverpool was the place they left, not the place that launched them. It took a bit of time, but now we are much more confident, we feel they became what they became partl y because of Liverpool.
05/08/08-22:19
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Name: john Minnion
Subject: Drew Schofield site
Comment: Thanks Abigail: we'll add the link. This new Drew site sets out to be the one 'Drew has control over'. At the moment it has a lot of 'coming soon' links seems to be on the case. It links to the Drew Schofield 'Official Forum', which has been buzzing for some time now (16940 total posts so far...). In the meantime, the man himself can be seen, minus his front teeth, in Jim Cartwright's groovy play Eight Miles High at the Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool.
Eight Miles High
04/08/08-12:03
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Name: Abigail
Subject: Drew Schofield Link
Comment: I see you have a page for Drew Schofield and I have found a link to a new website for Drew at http://www.drewschofield.com Could you add the link to his page?
Drew Schofield Website
03/08/08-20:56
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Name: JP
Subject: Lennon statue
Comment: Did anyone else know that Fiedel Castro was a Lennon fan?
Lennon Statue in Havana
02/08/08-10:18
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Name: Marty
Subject: Home of the Beatles
Comment: As a visitor to Liverpool I was very pleased to go away with a copy of Pool of Life, and I must say it made my return train journey pass all too quickly. My question to Liverpudlians is this: why has it taken so long for Liverpool to capitalize on the huge worldwide interest in the Beatles? I remember visiting Graceland, in Memphis, way back in the early 80's and it was already a shrine for Elvis fans and raking in millions.
01/08/08-15:09
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Name: john Minnion
Subject: next book
Comment: Not enough for a book there, Fergus.The best thing to do with Kelvin Mackenzie is to ignore him. Boris's remarks were a typical Londoner's view of Liverpool, and anyone who visits the city these days has to revise those opinions. Anyway, I would rather produce books that celebrate their subjects. And I don't happen to agree that Ringo insulted Liverpool.
14/07/08-12:39
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Name: Fergus
Subject: next book
Comment: Why not make your next book caricatures of people who have insulted Liverpool? I'm sure you can do a great job with the prattish Boris Johnson. Then there's that excrement Kelvin Mackenzie and all those Sun people. And don't forget Ringo.
09/07/08-14:43
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Name: Anton
Subject: Drew Schofield
Comment: Thanks Kat, have changed the link on our Schofield page.
07/07/08-09:19
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Name: Kat
Subject: Drew Schofield
Comment: Please note that Drew's website has been moved to
http://andrewschofield.org.uk
Can you amend the link on Drew's page to reflect this?
Kat
Drew Schofield Website
06/07/08-23:37
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Name: Ste
Subject: Pool of life slide show
Comment: Just wanted to say the talk at radio merseyside today was fascinating. The mix of serious facts and dead-pan humour. including a few dreadful puns, shows you've got this city sussed.
28/06/08-16:28
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Name: John Minnion
Subject: Francis Bacon
Comment: Can't really argue with you Bluebilly, but even so I don't regret Bacon being in the book. There are too few characters pre-18th-century: that's partly because Liverpool's history got more interesting as the port developed, but also because there are often no images of early characters from which to make a caricature. Bacon was on a shortlist that Frank Carlyle gave me when I started the book – otherwise I might never have spotted his (tenuous) connection. You can't deny he's interesting to read about, and I certainly found him enjoyable to draw. And, since there is a certain amount in the book about the development of political democracy, it is very interesting that someone at that time could be an MP of an important large town yet never visit the place. Not a great justification, I admit, but in the end, I feel the book's no worse for Bacon's cameo appearance.
25/06/08-11:04
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Name: Bluebilly
Subject: Francis Bacon
Comment: Bacon seems an odd choice for your book when his connection seems to be he was MP but he never visited Liverpool. He was an MP for several other places too, (e.g. Taunton, Middlesex, Ipswich, Southampton etc.) during his glittering political career down in London, so Liverpool must have meant just about nothing to him.
24/06/08-10:22
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Name: JM
Subject: Beatles
Comment: This is the link to the Beatles page. There are also new pages for Scouse comedian Tommy Handley and Francis Bacon – the Elizabethan philosopher, not the artist.
link to Beatles page
19/06/08-10:31
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Name: John Minnion
Subject: Beatles
Comment: We now have a Beatles page uploaded. Do have a look you Beatlemaniacs and let us know of any errors etc. And any links that might be worth adding.
18/06/08-00:01
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Name: Flora
Subject: politicians
Comment: Just got Pool of life as a present. Thought your politics section was very informative and very fair-minded, with some of the best drawings in the book, I loved that mad gleam in Hezza's eyes, but at the same time, serious intelligence in Eleanor Rathbone's eyes. Not enough people know abut Eleanor Rathbone, so your write-up is very welcome.
17/06/08-10:29
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Name: John Minnion
Subject: Drew Schofield
Comment: Thanks for the approval Kat. As for Johnny Lyden... of course you'd expect a caricaturist to be on the side of the actor and filmmaker here. Portrayals are always versions: they are no use if they are just clones. At their best they have a life of their own while reminding us of the original in some way. What counts most, surely, is whether Drew's portrayal felt right for the film. Does it? (I haven't seen Sid & Nancy for years.)
09/06/08-10:25
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Name: John Minnion
Subject: Public Health Firsts
Comment: Thanks Dr Olivia. Yet another Liverpool first. YoLiverpool has a good list of them (see link), but there are plenty more I think. It's all part of being an extreme city.
Liverpool Firsts
09/06/08-09:51
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Name: dr olivia
Subject: public health firsts
Comment: great book and a really new take on liverpool, the section on public health was fascinating with all the Liverpool firsts...Dr Duncan, Ronald Ross etc Another public health first in the 1980s was the first needle exchange for injecting drug users, in Hope Street. this is now a worldwide model adopted by the UN and WHO
05/06/08-20:58
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Name: Kat
Subject: Drew Schofield Page
Comment: I just wanted to say well done on a fantastic page for Drew on the Pool of Life Extra section.
Drew Schofield Forum
04/06/08-16:12
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Name: Kat
Subject: Drew Schofield
Comment: With regard to On the Ledge I thought that Drew was fantastic in the show and I thoroughly enjoyed the whole show as well.Sid and Nancy well what Drew Schofield Fan has said is true Drew did meet John Lydon in New York, it's in a book somewhere so I will have to find it and put the quotes on my website.
Drew Schofield Website
04/06/08-16:11
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Name: Drew Schofield Fan
Subject: Drew Schofield
Comment: Bernie, I don't remember the Sex Pistols from the 70's, I wasn't born until 1980 but the review you put on from Amazon is wrong as Drew doesn't speak with a Scouse accent in the film, he does speak with a London accent. I believe to start with John Lydon was happy with the film being made, Drew even flew to New York to meet him and spent the weekend drinking with him, in fact they got so drunk Drew could not remember anything of the weekend.
03/06/08-15:37
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Name: Bernie
Subject: Drew Schofield
Comment: There's one part Drew Schofied gets a bit of flak for, and that's when he played Johnny Rotten (John Lyden) in Sid & Nancy. Here's a typical customer review of Sid & Nancy on Amazon (reviewby C.McDonald) "This could have been the greatest punk rock biopic ever...instead, it ranks just below "The Great Rock 'N' Roll Swindle" on the list of Lies Perpetrated Against the Sex Pistols. It's easy to see why John Lydon despises this film...it does nothing but mistreat him the entire time. It makes him out to be a manipulative, egotistical tyrant...which is about as far from the truth as one can come. Drew Schofield is not necessarily a bad actor, but his characterization in no way resembles the real John. And on top of the obvious differences in the character of the real John and this concocted film image of him, Schofield neither looked nor sounded like John. Let's face it...he kept the same hair colour throughout the entire movie...John changed his hair color more frequently than he did his clothing in those days. And as for facial resemblance, there was none. And John doesn't speak with a Scouse accent...never has. " ...Not sure if this is a criticism of Drew or the director. Anyone out there old enough to remember the Punk years? Any opinions of Drew's portrayal of Johnny Rotten?
amazon
03/06/08-14:44
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Name: Anton Minnion
Subject: Drew Schofield Link
Comment: Thanks for the info Drew Schofield Fan. Will put in a link to wikipedia page and add the corrections you suggested.
28/05/08-22:16
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Name: Drew Schofield Fan
Subject: Drew Schofield Link
Comment: I have put a link to the Drew Schofield page on his Wikipedia page, maybe you could do the same in reverse?
Drew's Wikipedia Page
26/05/08-15:22
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Name: Drew Schofield Fan
Subject: Drew Schofield Page
Comment: You have it on the page that Drew has 3 children, he does in fact have 4 kids.
Also he will not only be in Misery from June 14th - July 5th but also in Eight Miles High at the Royal Court from July 18th - August 16th.
26/05/08-15:14
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Name: john Minnion
Subject: Andrew Schofield & co
Comment: We have now uploaded a page for Drew Schofield. All you Drew fans and specialists, do have a look. And let us know if we've missed anything or got anything wrong.
Andrew Schofield Extra page
25/05/08-23:12
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Name: Drew Schofield Fan
Subject: Drew Schofield
Comment: Sarah K, I have seen On the Ledge a few times and think that the 1st half is the weakest of the two, it seems to drag where there is more chaos in the 2nd half which to me means at a quickier pace.
What I am really looking forward to though is seeing Drew in Misery as I think that it will be an amazing show for him and not a comedy for a change.
23/05/08-15:12
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Name: Sarah K
Subject: Drew Schofield
Comment: Gemma, I went to On the Ledge on thurs. Yes it was brilliant, especially the first half, where Drew made a great entrance on his firemans lift machine. He had a great rant as well, had us all in tears. Tears of laughter, that is. The second half was not as good, and about twenty minutes too long I thought. All the cast were good, I particularly liked the two scallies.
23/05/08-12:17
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Name: Anton Minnion
Subject: Willam Quilliam
Comment: As it happens, we are in the process of collating information on Willam Quilliam for our next update (which will go online next week sometime - hopefully). The Drew Schofield Page and Scoresby page will also be included in the update.
21/05/08-13:46
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Name: john Minnion
Subject: Varian Fry
Comment: Sorry, the link didn't register. Here it is again:
http://www.varianfry.org/varians_war_en.htm
20/05/08-12:06
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Name: John Minnion
Subject: Varian Fry
Comment: I always mention Varian Fry when I give 'Hitler's List' presentations, since he is such an unrecognised hero. He was the American volunteer who came to France with a load of visas and about 200 names of people on Hitler's list of so-called degenerates who were stranded after the Nazis overran France. In the end, Fry managed to rescue over 1500 people, helping them escape usually over the mountains into Spain and on to the USA. Stuart Scholes has e-mailed me about a film about Fry. It was called ‘Varian’s War’ made in 2001 starring William Hurt, Julia Ormond, Lynn Redgrave et al. I am surprised not to have seen it around. But there do seem to be some grave questions about its portrayal of Fry and the other real-life characters concerned. There is a lot to read about this on the web, starting with the link below. There is a dramatic tale to be told, and it really should be told. So it is depressing to hear this film referred to by the son of Fry's colleague as 'dreadfully inaccurate and demeaning to Fry'.
20/05/08-12:04
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Name: Big Sam
Subject: Willam Quilliam
Comment: I had never heard of William Quilliam (what a great name) until I read about him in Pool of Life. Now I have read about the recent setting up of the Quilliam Foundation, which describes itself as an 'anti-extremism think-tank'. Another Liverpool hero makes his mark. Will you be putting up a William Quilliam page in the Extra section?
Quilliam Foundation
19/05/08-23:36
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Name: Gemma
Subject: For Sarah K re Andrew Schofiel
Comment: Sarah, I didn't get to meet Drew which was a pity, I am hoping to do it now when I see him in Misery as I would love him to sign my book.
I loved On the Ledge, thought Drew was fantastic in the show as were all the other cast members, it is very funny but I do think Drew steals the show.
Have you seen On the Ledge Sarah and what did you think?
19/05/08-21:39
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Name: Gemma
Subject: For John re Andrew Schofield
Comment: Thanks for that John, I look forward to seeing the page for Drew.
19/05/08-21:37
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Name: Sarah K
Subject: Andrew Schofield
Comment: Gemma, did you get to meet Drew and did he sign the book? What did you think of On the Ledge?
16/05/08-11:51
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Name: john Minnion
Subject: Andrew Schofield
Comment: Yes of course, Gemma, I shall make sure there is an Andrew Schofield page in the next batch of pages we upload. There has been a bit of a pause in the process while Webmaster has been wrapped up with his exams. But he will be back on the case in a week or two and I shall be getting as much work out of him as I can before he gets his exam results and puts his prices up.
16/05/08-10:42
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Name: Gemma
Subject: Andrew Schofield
Comment: Thanks for answering my query about Drew and providing those links.
I'm going to see if I can get him to sign my book when I see him in On the Ledge tonight.
I just wondered will a page be added on Drew on the extra section?
13/05/08-11:06
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Name: John Minnion
Subject: Subjects
Comment: To answer your question, Kelly, the list I started with was always being added to whenever I spoke to anyone in Liverpool about the project. But I was also pruning it too, in order to stop the book growing too big. There could have been many more actors, for instance – or footballers, obviously. Or more recent artists in the art chapter. Bands like the Searchers or the Seekers, or more recent bands. It's not that I was unaware of these people. In some cases, with earlier characters like Thomas Steers (who built the first dock), there was no visual reference to be found. In other cases I found some people made particularly good caricatures, so they were included. No doubt I made one or two decisions that you might think of as quirky – but I found that the list that finally evolved worked for me in providing a variety of characters and simultaneously pushing the story of the city forward. I do regret some omissions. Some were dropped at the last minute to squeeze the page numbers down: they include Chambre Hardman, Josh Kirby and Yoko Ono from the Art chapter, and several actors.
11/05/08-19:19
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Name: Kelly
Subject: Subjects
Comment: I just wondered how you picked who you did for the book as some of them seemed obvious choices whereas others seemed less so and a bit more obscure.
07/05/08-15:31
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Name: John Minnion
Subject: Loo Book
Comment: Not offended Debbie, but flushed with pride at occupying your Number One location. There are 264 pages, so it should last you quite a while.
28/04/08-10:42
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Name: Debbie
Subject: Pool Of Life
Comment: Don't be offended but my family has chosen Pool Of Life to be our number one Toilet Book. It is so easy to open up at any page and read just a couple of pages at a time. This means it's become the most-read book in the house. Even our older son who always says how much he hates liiving in Liverpool is spending extra time on the loo.Please take this as a compliment.
23/04/08-11:03
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Name: John Minnion
Subject: Live people in the book
Comment: I don't exactly know, Michelle. Some yes, some no, I guess. I think only one person saw his caricature in advance of publication and I'm sorry to say he didn't care much for it. (Not saying who!)
18/04/08-11:03
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Name: John Minnion
Subject: Red bias? Who, me?
Comment: I am a cricket lover, and had little interest in football until I moved to Liverpool. Here, I can't fail to be interested in something that seems to run through the veins of the city, But I don't find myself siding with either reds or blues: I'm pleased if either team do well. Bias never came into the choices for the book, but neither did an anxiety to be seen to be even-handed. I gave up at an early stage on trying to be definitive, but concentrated on people who were themselves interesting, or through whom I could tell interesting stories. Hillsborough, for instance, which happens to be an LFC story, and racism in football crowds, which pointed to including John Barnes. I always knew that the intensity with which the game is followed here, and the commitment and depth of knowledge shown by the average Scouser, was going to mean that the football section of the book would seem inadequate.
18/04/08-10:45
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Name: Michelle
Subject: Pool of Life
Comment: I just wondered if the people who are in the book who are still alive are aware they are featured in the book?
17/04/08-15:05
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Name: Ralph
Subject: Pool of Life
Comment: Very impressed with Pool of Life, its so easy to read but not dumbed down at all. When I heard about it I thought the charicatures sounded like a gimmick which could have trivialised the subject, but thats not true at all. Well done
15/04/08-11:27
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Name: Micki
Subject: Red bias?
Comment: Following what Edgar12 wrote, (where the hell is Rhyl, btw) as a fellow-Blue I have to say Everton get a bit of a poor deal in what is in every other way a fantastic book.
Dixie, OK,Indisputable. Rooney if you have to...But where's Harry Catterick, Howard Kendall Alex Young, Alan Ball ? Peter Reid? OK I admit they'd all be there if it was my book, and the likes of Barnesy and Paisley wouldn't be. But then it would be a crap book anyway cos I can't draw.
10/04/08-14:36
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Name: Kat
Subject: Andrew Schofield Forum
Comment: If you want to connect with other Drew fans then this is the best and only forum I have come across for him, it's always really busy with lots of topics being talked about.
Drew Schofield Forum
10/04/08-10:50
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Name: Kat
Subject: Andrew Schofield Website
Comment: For some reason the link didn't show so I will add it again
Drew Schofield Website New Link
10/04/08-10:43
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Name: Kat
Subject: Andrew Schofield
Comment: As John has said I run a website for Drew and have been since seeing Drew in 2006 in Brick Up the Mersey Tunnels, I have been at the theatre lots over the last few weeks seeing the show countless times.
The website has recently moved so I will put the new address this was due to space constraints on the previous hosts. There are now sound clips as well as the usual photos, news etc.
10/04/08-10:42
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Name: John Minnion
Subject: Andrew Schofield website
Comment: Oops, I mistyped that web link. This is the correct address:
The real Kat's Drew Schofield website
09/04/08-23:06
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Name: John Minnion
Subject: Andrew Schofield
Comment: Thanks Gemma. I'm also an Andrew Schofield fan -ever since Alan Bleasdale's TV series GBH, when Drew played a wonderfully nasty left-wing agitator who turned out to be... but I won't spoil it for anyone who's just bought a dvd of GBH. Suffice it to say that the best moments were when Drew was onscreen. And he's certainly got that factor x on stage too, hasn't he? I saw Brick Up The Mersey Tunnel on Monday, and your eye just gets drawn to him all the time. Add comic genius and musical skill and we've got a top actor, one of the best around.
He seems determined to be a man of mystery. His biog in theatre programmes is just a bald list of productions. You may notice he is the only person in Pool of Life whose birth date I had to guess; even his agent doesn't know it, nor Kat, who runs a website dedicated to him.
I had almost given up putting him in the book when I came across extracts from a taped interview with him in a book called An Actor's Place, by Pelham McMahon and Pam Brooks, which is a history of the Liverpool Rep Company at the Playhouse. That's where i got several of the details i use in Pool of life.
Kat's Drew Schofield website
09/04/08-22:40
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Name: Gemma
Subject: Andrew Schofield
Comment: I was bought the book for my birthday as I am an Andrew Schofield fan and my sister saw that he was in the book.
I just wanted to say well done and I wondered where you got some of the information about him from as there were things there that I didn't know.
09/04/08-20:48
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Name: Edgar12
Subject: Final page of a great book!
Comment: Being a peculiar sort I started this book from the last page. I noticed that you said Everton would have qualified for the European Cup Winners Cup in 1985 but, as league winners, they would have in fact qualified for the European Cup. I had to make this point being a bitter Everton fan.
Otherwise this is the most entertaining book about the history of Liverpool I have ever read! When will you write a book about my home town of Rhyl?
06/04/08-17:42
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Name: John Minnion
Subject: Slideshows
Comment: Thanks for asking, JRP. I am preparing the slideshow and hope to be presenting it soon. As soon as I know when and where I'll post the details on the Checkmate Books Home Page.
02/04/08-00:04
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Name: Andrea
Subject: John Newton
Comment: There is a fascinating museum at Olney all about John Newton and his neighbour William Cowper, who also wrote hymns.
Cowper & Newton Museum homepage
28/03/08-23:12
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Name: John Minnion
Subject: Dooley
Comment: There are one or two websites that attribute the Lennon statue to Arthur Dooley. A googling error by me then,but an aesthetic error too: it's not really his style, is it? I should have known better, sorry. And thanks Ted for the correct attribution.
26/03/08-23:11
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Name: Ted Segrave
Subject: Dooley p84
Comment: see Liv. Academy of Arts on Seel St for a tribute corner.
David Webster not Dooley did the Matthew St Lennon.
Tom Murphy did the airport statue.
like your style,mate.
25/03/08-16:09
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Name: andrew/CK coffee shop
Subject: nugent p56
Comment: great read, just to point out St Nicks is not the Sailors Church of Our Lady & St Nicholas but the RC pro-cathedral that stood on Copperas Hill.1815-1967 demolished 1973.
picture in Patricia Runaghans Father Nugents Liverpool p.4
25/03/08-16:02
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Name: John Minnion
Subject: FACT fact
Comment: Sorry about the confusion, Maureen. FACT opened in 2003. Incidentally, one of the best films I've seen there was actually disguised as an art installation in the 2006 Biennial: Obscure Moorings by Matthew Buckingham.
25/03/08-03:17
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Name: Maureen
Subject: FACT opening
Comment: On page 222 (Alex Cox) you mention that Fact opened in 2003, however on the timeline on page 185 the opening of FACT is listed as 2005.
24/03/08-15:15
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Name: JRP
Subject: Slideshow
Comment: You mentioned that you intended to do an extended Pool of Life slideshow at your book launch. When are these likely to be?
23/03/08-16:51
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Name: Jeepers
Subject: Arthur Dooley
Comment: In your book you say Dooley has two statues in Mathew Street to celebrate the Beatles. But the onemuch-photogrphed by tourists of Lennon leanng against thewall is not Arthur's.
23/03/08-00:13
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Name: Kenny
Subject: Mole of Edge Hill
Comment: I've been to the mole of edge hill pub - wouldn't reccomend it!
22/03/08-20:24
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