A Study in Red – The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper

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In the past few weeks I have been busying myself with writing, AMAZING HULL TOURS, working on material for the HULL DARK MUSEUM, and working on some history for Hull’s new LAND TRAIN.  Add to this mixture a series of tours and lectures and it has been a very busy time indeed. 

On Friday evening, as I was getting ready to go out on a tour I received an email from Brian L Porter.  Brian, as many of my blog readers will know, is the author of the Jack the Ripper trilogy, A Study in Red – The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper, Legacy of the Ripper, and Requiem for the Ripper. 

At the time of the release of the first book I read it and posted reviews online on various websites.  With the second book Brian would email me asking for the occasional piece of information with regards to the historical aspects of the case.  The same occurred with the third book.

The email on Friday asked me whether I would like to join the Thunderball Films production of A Study in Red – The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper as an historical advisor, I, of course, jumped at the chance. 

What happened next was even more amazing.

Brian asked me if I would be willing to appear in the movie as Inspector Abberline! 

Abberline has appeared onscreen on numerous occasions, notably played by Michael Caine, in the mini-series “Jack the Ripper,” and by Johnny Depp, in the Hughes brother movie “From Hell.”

It is both an honour and a pleasure to play such a character.

I am also pleased to announce that I will be featuring exclusives on the movie, with interviews from the set, as the film progresses.  Watch this space!!

Thunderball Films: http://www.thunderballfilms.com/new2_media.php

A Study in Red – The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper IMDB page: http://m.imdb.com/title/tt1368869/

3 Responses to “A Study in Red – The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper”

  1. Dave White Says:

    Congratulations Mike…you’ve clearly worked/studied hard down the years to get to where you are alongside the stresses of making a living with a heart condition (something I’ve had to come to terms with too, though mine’s only angina…dunno what you copped)…you thoroughly deserve any “good fortune” that comes your way…and in this case I’d guess the good fortune has actually been hard earned!

    All the best

    Dave

  2. Mikki Miga Says:

    Thanks for sharing, this is a fantastic post.Thanks Again. Cool.

  3. Isaiah Says:

    I see jack the ripper he is real and a demon

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