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In
this thread there were complaints about the Roman soldier in Torchwood and hopes were expressed that next time they might make a better job of it. Hate to disappoint, but have a look at the soldier in the background of
this photo. Oh dear - not promising.
BBC article (with spoilers)
here.
Carus Andiae - David Woodall
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You got to hand it to them for working in Caecillius though-- the star of the much loved Cambridge Latin Course text books, complete with those unintentionally hilarious drawings and stories. :lol:
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Hi David
As they have used the 'Rome' set they have probably just used the costumes from that series as well.
Dr Who's new sidekick would probably say,"....their armours not accurate, am I bovvered!"
Graham.
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"Every brush-stroke is torn from my body" The Rebel, Tony Hancock.
"..I sweated in that damn dirty armor....TWENTY YEARS!', Charlton Heston, The Warlord.
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Hello David
A cathphrase from an earlier series, in case you are wondering!
Graham.
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Yes, I'm familiar with Catherine Tate's previous work! :lol:
Carus Andiae - David Woodall
"The greatest military machine in the history of the universe..."
"What is - the Daleks?"
"No... the Romans!" - Doctor Who: The Pandorica Opens
