Jubilee Driver's eye view
“London's Newest Railway”
Synopsis
This video begins at Stanmore, having been opened by the Metropolitan Railway but subsequently taken over by the Bakerloo. After four stations, we join the multiple tracks of the Metropolitan and Chiltern Lines. At Finchley Road the old cast iron Bakerloo tunnel section begins and with additional lighting you will see the tunnels in the best possible light. At Baker Street, the Jubilee proper starts, with the original opening to Charing Cross as recently as 1979. As this is a Video 125 production we couldn't avoid the temptation of seeing what has become of the old Jubilee terminus, now abandoned but still retained in the event of an emergency. Our train then diverges at Green Park and takes the new Jubilee line extension through Waterloo and Docklands.
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Type: Teaser • Published 2011-01-31
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Release History & Theatrical Window
December 31, 2001
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
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- Screenplay & Story
- Peter Middleton
- Original Title
- Jubilee Driver's eye view
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 25m
- Production Studios
- Video 125
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Peter Middleton
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Peter Middleton
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What is Jubilee Driver's eye view about?
This video begins at Stanmore, having been opened by the Metropolitan Railway but subsequently taken over by the Bakerloo. After four stations, we join the multiple tracks of the Metropolitan and Chiltern Lines. At Finchley Road the old cast iron Bakerloo tunnel section begins and with additional lighting you will see the tunnels in the best possible light. At Baker Street, the Jubilee proper starts, with the original opening to Charing Cross as recently as 1979. As this is a Video 125 production we couldn't avoid the temptation of seeing what has become of the old Jubilee terminus, now abandoned but still retained in the event of an emergency. Our train then diverges at Green Park and takes the new Jubilee line extension through Waterloo and Docklands.
Who directed Jubilee Driver's eye view?
Jubilee Driver's eye view was directed by Not specified.
Who stars in Jubilee Driver's eye view?
The principal cast of Jubilee Driver's eye view includes Rob Curling.
When was Jubilee Driver's eye view released and how long is it?
Jubilee Driver's eye view was released in 2001 with a total runtime of 1h 25m.