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Isn't that the film Wonderwall the soundtrack to which was by George Harrison?


George Harrison was played by Chris O'Neill in Back Beat.


There used to be an O?Neills at Denmark Hill but now it?s a Phoenix which is a fire risk to that old station building if there ever was one.

After a particularly alcoholic farewell to a young lady called Flo, my friends Chris, Martin and Mike got arrested for letting off a fire extinguisher in Johannesburg Airport. I had stayed home that day to help my dad fix a car and had to go get them out of the airport holding cells.


Never knew airports had holding cells until then.

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