Restless Natives - scene at Anderston Centre, Glasgow
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2013
- The glorious 1970s utopia that is the Anderston Centre, lovingly captured in the 1985 movie Restless Natives. Starring the 'travelator' which connected the shopping centre to the bus station!
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My favourite ever film. Everything about it is so utterly magical and the soundtrack couldn’t be more perfect.
And Terri Lally was a beauty!
RIP Vince. Ah hold up buses. Great great line in a great film.
Im just watching the film and it was the esculator that reminded me of Anderson bus station and so it is, i remember Comet being there and using the esculator, prefer the train to the bus and had thought it had closed long long ago Terri Lally was very nice back then.
Just beautiful .
Sadly, Vincent Friell as passed away at th age of 64 R.I.P.
I went there often in the 70’s my uncle stayed in the asbestos laden flats above.
"Ah hoad up buses!" - r.i.p. "Super V". Thanks for the laughs mate.
That accent they put on so non-Scots could understand it!
Remember used to play up in the snooker club away back 80s
RIP Vincent 😢😢
As an avid plane spotter I remeber getting the airport bus from anderston...a million miles from my usual Dundas street bus station...How gallus was I..?
0:32 Bar-Ox in Glasgow? Mustive been a Hibs game against rangers...
7 years before I was even born.
Gutted that they went to Glasgow for this. There was a Menzies and an escalator in St Andrews Sq bus station (I worked at RBS above the station for a wee while). Anyway, I'm burstin. Come back ya fanny!
Fake Princes St sign. I was sure this was filmed in St Andrews until now. I think the Menzies at St A was a wee bit bigger. What a film though. We can go into hiding... in Penicuik.
great
I know it’s not Hi Fi , this is for the discussion on hi fi shops in glasgow
Lots of the Anderson centre is frozen in time. I put together a Restless natives then and now video (search youtube, it should come up) and while working on it took these pics; www.flickr.com/search/?user_id=32631124%40N03&sort=date-taken-desc&text=utopia&view_all=1
Great, I'll take a look, thanks! Love the Anderston Centre (perhaps for all the wrong reasons!)
It certainly has an interesting vibe. When I was there it was completely deserted which was really weird as it was the middle of a working day.
Is it still possible to go and have a look around or is it closed off now?
@@stevenr560 Its a car park for the office block now and I found the gate open and nobody about so I was able to walk in with my bike but I dont know if its like that all the time.
Been on the esculator ect is it still there .can it be explored .............
I thought the film was crap when I saw it back in the 80's and The Anderson Centre was a dump.
the film was shite and the anderston station was a dodgy shithole
@@raycroal spot on!
Where was that travelator thats in the film. I'm google mapping round that area to see if i can recognise any of it from the film.
If *think* the travelator went up to the two gaps you can now see below the flats. Trees hide it in most Google Maps images, but in this link look at the fences up on the first floor in the distance: www.google.co.uk/maps/@55.8599582,-4.2651337,3a,37.5y,243.48h,90.24t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sKkvobCcNLekjUfSWiDFp6A!2e0!7i13312!8i6656
Strange editing in this clip. She calls him Will but you don't see him introduce himself.
What film is that. I recognize Terri Lally in the scene.
Read the title , Restless Natives
@@kennymilroy2136 Thanks Kenny - i'm not the most observant of people - I have never heard of the film and I was probably about 8 when it was out. I will look it up and watch it.
Baby x