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Tin Hat Productions
Director: Callum Burn
Cinematographer: Sam Parsons
Composer: Ben Thatcher
Jeffrey Mundell as Captain Henrichsen
‘Jeffrey Mundell is…Captain Henrichson’
That’s a wrap on Landship, the latest independent British feature film from Tin Hat Productions:
Passchendaele 1917. The crew of British tank ‘Fray Bentos’ become stranded in No Man’s Land. Yards from the German front line, the crew must fight for their lives and find a means of escape, before F41 is finally lost beneath the mud.
(👆 Yours truly) Had a blast playing Henrichson as well as some other cuddly characters in the fog of No Man’s Land.
Trivia for your tea party: ‘Jerry’ was a derogatory nickname for a German soldier, particularly during the First and Second World Wars. The word likely originated as a shortening of ‘German’ OR may have been inspired by the German stahlhelm (steel helmet) – ‘jerry’ being an informal word for chamber pot.
New Year, New Part
Feature film, First World War, tanks, mud…zis should be interesting, ja?
Battle Over Britain is out today 🎉
Headed to the Savoy Cinema Grantham on Wednesday evening for the premiere of Tin Hat Production’s Battle Over Britain ahead of the film’s official release today. I play Intelligence Officer in this latest feature from the ambitious Lincolnshire-based production company – great to see these independent film-makers growing from strength to strength. The screening and Q&A was followed by a little celebratory champers, much catching up and then the last train back to London…onwards and upwards.
Jeffrey Mundell 