It would have been easy to sanitise this by getting the boys on a golf course in Dubai or a stark studio somewhere and recording the thing in a condensed time frame. But it feels true, honest and revealing because he didn’t do that. Sharing their fascinating journey, the trio recount their rise to fame and the obstacles they faced along the way, and how, during a time of economic difficulty, they persevered and prevailed. Local Heroes explores football's political and cultural transformation over the years and draws parallels between life as a footballer in the 1970s to life in the footballing world now. Showcase and Showcase Cinema de Lux are owned and operated by National Amusements, Inc., a world leader in the motion picture exhibition industry operating 839 screens in the US, UK, Argentina and Brazil. National Amusements delivers a superior entertainment experience in cinemas around the world under its Showcase, Multiplex, Showcase Cinema de Lux and UCI brands. Based in Massachusetts, National Amusements is a closely held company operating under the third generation of leadership by the Redstone family. National Amusements is the parent company of Paramount Global. Dame Laura Knight (nee Johnson) (1877-1970) attended Nottingham School of Art in 1880.She is best known for her coastal scenes and later her circus paintings. During World War II she served as an official war artist and she also travelled to Nuremberg in 1946 to record the War Criminals’ Trial. Knight was made a Dame in 1929 for her services to art and in 1936 became the first woman to be elected to the Royal Academy. Dr Stewart Adams

I particularly liked the candid camera work, and the director John Warrington deserves great credit for keeping the feeling of ‘being in Nottingham’ running throughout the film.

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The following year, they won the European Cup and as holders qualified for the following year, and won it again! If you are familiar with this period in English football, you’ll know that the lads played under perhaps the most charismatic football manager of them all, Brian Clough.

Loads of times. I became a silk screen printer,” says Anderson. "I'd been going to Manchester United every school holiday for a year. They said they didn't think I could quite make it at Man United. Another reminder. All football clubs started out as just that. Clubs. A group of people getting together to organise football matches. They weren’t born as toys for Arab states or Russian oligarchs, they were just clubs for men, boys and women to enjoy a game of football as a group. Yes, we got paid - even in those days - a better wage than a lot of people, which we are all grateful for, but it wasn’t about that. It was just about winning. You can still be humble, even though you are earning a fortune nowadays.” Reverend Samuel Reynolds Hole (1819 – 1904) was a horticulturalist specialising in the care of roses. Born in 1819, he lived in Caunton Manor with his wife Caroline, where he was the local vicar. Holewas the author of the oldest books in the world on rose growing andTennison dubbed him the "Rose King". He was quoted as saying " He who would have beautiful roses in his garden must have beautiful roses in his heart." When the National Rose Society was founded in 1876, Hole became and remained its president until his death in 1904. Stella Rimington The film interviews the players both in their homes, in studio and on the streets of Nottingham where they grew up, and is a poignant look at what life was like growing up in 60s Great Britain.Me personally, I never thought about giving up. But it was just the right things at the right time. Forest came along at the right time. I don't know what I would have done if not, but I always desperately wanted to be a footballer.”

An MP for Rushcliffe, Nottinghamshiresince 1970, Kenneth Clarke first developed his interest for politics at seven years old.Born in Nottingham in 1940, he started his working life as a colliery electrician, had a stint as a film projectionistand worked his way to becoming a high profile politician. He became a barrister on the Midland Circuit in 1963 and practised until 1979. During the Conservative partytime in office he was Health, Education and Home Office secretary, before becoming Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1993. Samuel Reynolds Hole Was that Peter Shilton I saw training on the traffic island of a roundabout the day before the game?," he asked. "Yes, that would have been Shilts," replied Anderson. "Cloughie didn't want us going anywhere near a ball at the end of a long season, but Shilts wanted to get the feel of the ball in his hands and that was the only patch of grass we could find near our hotel." Sharing their fascinating journey, the trio recount their rise to fame and the obstacles they faced along the way, and how, during a time of economic difficulty, they persevered and prevailed. Local Heroes explores football’s political and cultural transformation over the years and draws parallels between life as a footballer in the 1970s to life in the footballing world now. This must-see film provides a captivating and moving glimpse into the lives of these determined individuals and sheds light on an inspiring, rarely heard story from the history of the beautiful game.It wasn’t about the money for us,” says Birtles. “It was about wanting to win things. Constantly wanting to win things. To mark 30 years since he left the City Ground, the Nottingham Post have produced a special edition celebrating his trophy-laden time with Forest. Born in 1590 in the small farming community of Austerfield, Yorkshire, Bradford (1590 – 1657) was a principal player in the Pilgrim Fathers story. When he was about 18 years old, Bradford fled England with his mentor William Brewster and the Scrooby Congregation. By 1620, Bradford and his wife Dorothy joined the Mayflower ventureto the New World, and in April 1621 he was elected Governor of the Plymouth colony. William Brewster