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The cameras rolled, the scene was set and the action began when along came Shep
The cameras rolled, the scene was set and the action began when along came Shep. The collie sat in the middle of the track as " The Railway Children" was being filmed at Haworth, Yorkshire. After being coaxed away the dog was watched by the local Police Sgt. Pictured are Bernard Cribbins, Sally Thomsett and Jenny Agutter trying to coax the dog off set. 11th May 1970
Rawlinson
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
United Kingdom
DM 70 4625
Media ID 21799503
© Mirrorpix
Animal Railway Station Tracks 1970 Haworth
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In this photo print, we are transported back to the year 1970 on the set of "The Railway Children" in Haworth, Yorkshire. The cameras were rolling, the scene was perfectly set, and the action was about to unfold when an unexpected visitor named Shep made his grand entrance. This mischievous collie decided to take a seat right in the middle of the track, halting production momentarily. As tensions rose and time ticked away, local Police Sergeant came to save the day by trying to coax Shep off set. Meanwhile, three familiar faces from the film - Bernard Cribbins, Sally Thomsett, and Jenny Agutter - can be seen in this snapshot attempting to persuade Shep with gentle gestures and kind words. This candid moment captures not only a brief disruption during filming but also showcases how animals have a knack for stealing our attention even in highly orchestrated environments like movie sets. It serves as a reminder that sometimes life's unplanned interruptions can lead to memorable moments that add charm and authenticity to any project. Preserved through Rawlinson's lens, this photograph is a testament to both the unpredictability of working with animals on set and the dedication of those involved in bringing stories alive on screen.
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