Homecorp.tv hosts video clips of two interesting scenes from Third Star. Two of Hattie Dalton's short films, One of Those Days and The Banker, are also featured on the site. Enjoy.

Marple: The Pale Horse will air on ITV 1 on Monday 30th August at 9 p.m.

ITV's press release on the subject.

16th of July saw the third Leuka Mini Masters charity golf tournament at Dukes Meadow in London. JJ was one of the celebrity captains. Lots of lovely images to be found at the following locations:

Leuka Mini Masters - the official site 

Smugmug.com

Scott Margetts' photostream on Flickr.com

Twitch

Centurion's agenda isn't about being a grandiose Gladiator clone,
despite the inevitable comparisons and not so subtle nods to Scott's
film - "I am a soldier of Rome, and I will not yield!". Rather it's a
tight little action movie elevated by a great cast and snappy direction.
The pace sags a little mid-way, but picks up again and it's all over
before you know it. 

Obsessed With Film

Fassbender is good as Quintus, offering a gritty stoicism that furnishes
his ostensibly familiar action-movie archetype character well, but the
lack of substance in his character robs him of some of the tools of the
trade that would have made this film great. He does as best as he can
with the material though, and can call upon the audience’s empathy to
make up for their lack of knowledge about him. Had Marshall and Co
concentrated on detail, especially in the characters, we might have been
talking a four star plus review, which I would love to give the film on
the strength of Director of Photograph Sam McCurdy's
stunning visual work alone. The outdoor scenes are just breathtaking,
and he deserves high-praise indeed: I can’t help but think that I might
not have awarded quite as high a rating were it not for his work.

Geeks.co.uk

The DVD release however does sport a, pleasantly surprising, range of
special features, such as more light-hearted outtakes and a 30 minute
documentary on the making of the film – which once again shows the
people working on this film cared about the movie they were making. Yet
unfortunately through a mixture of technical difficulties and quite
possibly budgetary constraints the movie they probably wanted to make
failed to materialise.

The deleted scenes also give a fading glimpse into a film which could
have been more – albeit not much more – than merely a festival of
brutal violence and gore.

It’s not a complete loss though, still contains well constructed,
compelling action pieces and glossy camerawork which will come out
beautifully in any Blu-Ray presentation of the film.

Centurion is now available on DVD and Blu-ray in the UK.

According to DVDactive.com, special features include:

• Audio Commentary with Director Neil Marshall,
  Cinematographer Sam McCurdy, Production Designer Simon Bowles and
  Special Make-Up Effects Designer Paul Hyett
• The Lost Legion Featurette
• Getting Down and Dirty Featurette
• Guts and Gore Featurette
• Fireballs, Stunts & Mayhem Featurette
• Deleted Scenes with Introduction from Director Neil Marshall
• Production Design Gallery
• Outtakes

The film will see its threatrical release in the US on August 27th. See the official site at http://www.centurionmovie.com/ for details.

TVBomb interviewed the cast and crew of Third Star at the closing night gala of Edinburgh International Film Festival.

A brief but interesting clip of the film can be seen in this EIFF round-up by The Movie Geek.