Randy Turpin should have a film made about him.

yeah but i'll find you.anglo will help me

 

delete

 

:yikes no not anglo

glad to see you back

keep it nice or else

 

cheers mate:good

 

must admit though to thinking the turpin film might be better left awhile

 

60 years this year since he won the title.now would be right, i've been asked to play the roll of a bus inspector

 

maybe best left awhile


did you have to say tickets please at your audition

 

no i just had to say "i hate you'ze two" in a wigan accent.it was easy

 

that would be so funny to do

 

cheers steve.stop picking on gingersit'll be grey haired geezers with flat tops next

 

Catch 22. Such a film would only be commercially viable while he was still remembered by movie going fans as a flesh and blood competitor, not after they all died out and the sport had become a fringe interest. I think it's already too late for Turpin's life story to succeed as a cinematic release. Raging Bull was well timed, while Cinderella Man needed to be made no later than the early 1970s.

50 years down the road, not enough people will remember or care about Turpin for the story to sell profitably, no matter how compelling.

 

if i was on my bike, yeah