What a thrill to be asked by the publicity

department, to be involved in photographs for ‘Life Magazine’. David Gamble was the photographer and I just loved being a part of this iconic magazine.

Anton Furst was a true genius and such a tragedy what happened to him. Bob Ringwood was immensely talented too. I had conversations and fabulous interaction, with both of these great designers.

I feel so blessed to have had photographs taken by Herb Ritts and Murray Close too!

Went to The Warner Brothers office, Warner House, London to collect my free Batman poster…which I absolutely love.

I just love this invitation and we all lined up to see the movie…what great camaraderie and electricity to be there.

What a terrific venue The Limelight was, for the wrap party. A gothic building, with such atmosphere and interest. I reflect whether things would have been different, like the movie ‘Sliding Doors’. Tim Burton thanked me so much, for my wonderful contribution to the movie. That in itself is so enriching, as some directors give very little away. He asked me if I had worked in America before and as I started to reply, somebody interrupted the conversation and the moment was lost!

The following day I arrived on set, a little later than expected. I was doing some interior shots in The Batwing. The crew were pulling my leg thinking I was late, due to a romantic liaison. I found this hilarious, as I was with my beloved.

Later that day I met Prince, as he was walking around the studio. I started a conversation, but he seemed to be somewhat reserved!

Happy Father’s Day to the Bat Family.

Pardon me for my horrible edit (powerpoint).

What do you think of Batwing suit in CW Batwoman?

The Bell tower…physical and demanding, great results! Both pictures from the Official Movie Souvenir Magazine.

The first one is definitely me and not Michael. The second one could be me ❤️