Danny

I'm not really a fan of Twilight myself but here's a little advice. Summit entertainment are the US distributer but as a cinema manager I can tell you the UK distributor is E1 Entertainment you will have a far better chance at someone helping you by speaking to them. Contact information from their website is here http://www.e1entertainmentuk.com/index.php?art_id=35 Of the 4 contacts available on the site I'd recommend the UK licensing contact or the marketing one. Hope that helps.

Was that Sunday? Never sure which one it is, I know Graham Linehan and Arthur Mathews where both in an episode of Alan Partridge and i've seen one of them in a couple of other things (couple of episodes of Father Ted?) but I couldn't say which was Graham. Bloody shame, quite a keen writer myself and would have loved to have chatted to him for a few minutes.

Hmm, I read somewhere else you can pay the difference on the door for the early bird to upgrade your standard one is that correct? If that's true i'd prob be best doing that and getting in ahead of the 11am queue even if it's only 5 or 10 mins before 11, don't mind spending the extra to get in for Scott's shoot. You seem to be pretty well up on these things, do you think that's the best solution to my problem of getting into London so late? Cheers for the help.

If the main queue opens at 11 does that mean there will be a big queue of people in the 11 queue so unless your there early it will be a fair bit past 11 until you get in? Was wondering that at the Better than life event but you just walked in and we where registered within 5 mins, this event is obviously a lot bigger so i'm kinda thinking big queues to get in.

That's pretty cool, you can really get your pic taken in it too? Like behind the wheel? Does the same also apply to carbug, like you can get in it?

Cheers for the response, would have much rather got there early but that was literally the very earliest I can get there without driving myself and my car has nearly 200k miles on the clock not sure i fancy it's chances all that way and back lol I would have come both days but it's Harry Potter opening weekend and i'm a cinema manager so i'm lucky I managed to get down at all! Yeah been let down by trains going to meetings for work so fingers crosses they don't get me this time. Think i'll take your advice and mention it to the staff when i arrive sure they can point in the fastest direction

We're actually getting into London at 10:30 now, meant driving to Birmingham and getting the train from there but its all good. I had a look and from what I can see its like 30 mins on the tube to Earls Court from Euston. Assuming i got there for about 11 now, you guys think we'll make it for Scott's shoot? Bit worried as normal tickets let in from 11 so will we still be queing outside while Scott's Photo's are taking place? Plan to do as much as possible the day we're there but Scott was the deciding factor in going down for it so would be a huge shame to miss it. Anyone from round London know if a taxi would be better? Cheers again for any help

Wonder if someone can help? I see that Scott's photo shoot is at 11:05 on Sunday, the earliest I could get there from Liverpool is getting into London Euston at 11:20 then need to get to Earls Court. I brought 2 photo shoot tickets for myself and my girlfriend, will we miss it? Also i'm assuming any autograph tickets are brought on the day and generally pretty available? Any danger of Scott autographs selling out for example? Cheers for any help