I caught a glance at this film over Christmas, and there’s one scene where the older son plays a whistle he’s made from bamboo.
It looks about the size of a low G, but he’s playing wrong-hand-up, and obviously not actually playing. Still, nice to see a whistle!
The Disney version, starring John Mills, right?
No, I think it was another version. At least I didn’t see John Mills in it, but then I wasn’t really watching, just flicking channels. One of those annoying habits you can really develop when you live alone.
I’ll check the TV guide!
On 2003-01-02 09:04, Martin Milner wrote:
One of those annoying habits you can really develop when you live alone.
Actually, I kind of think that it becomes a more annoying habit when one doesn’t live alone. I was single for many years and never was concerened about flipping channels-
now that I am “happily not alone” I sometimes find the channel flipping thing annoying when the wife does it- as I’m sure that she does when I do the same.
All the Best, Tom
In The Devil’s Own, with Brad Pitt and Harrison Ford, there’s a guy playing a blue top Gen in the dancing scene after the girl’s confirmation.
And in Road to Perdition, at the beginning of the movie, there’s a similar scene, just for a second, of a band playing, and one of them seems to be playing a low whistle. It’s only on screen for a second, though, and it’s hard to tell for sure.
On 2003-01-02 13:26, TomB wrote:
On 2003-01-02 09:04, Martin Milner wrote:
One of those annoying habits you can really develop when you live alone.Actually, I kind of think that it becomes a more annoying habit when one doesn’t live alone. I was single for many years and never was concerened about flipping channels-
now that I am “happily not alone” I sometimes find the channel flipping thing annoying when the wife does it- as I’m sure that she does when I do the same.
All the Best, Tom
Hi Tom,
that’s what I meant 
- you develop it in solitude, but it’s annoying to other people! I rarely annoy myself when flipping channels.
On 2003-01-03 04:39, Martin Milner wrote:
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Hi Tom,
that’s what I meant - you develop it in solitude, but it’s annoying to other people! I rarely annoy myself when flipping channels.
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Hello: Sorry for the mis-understanding. I guess I was just being dense.
All the Best, Tom