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Hi all :0) does anyone know the name of the dog and who's it is that appears in the blue monday vid? Thanx in advance

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isn't the dog named Candy???

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Gilbert, I think ;)

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Originally posted by Easy E Gilbert, I think ;)

Nonsense it's LASSIE!:D

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It was the director's dog....it was called something like Faye Wray.

Someone sensible will correct me if I'm wrong, pay no attention to the eedgits above:lol:

Welcome to the madhoose:D

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It's Fay ShugZV is right.

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Cheers for solveing that little mystery Spotnick and ShugZV :0)

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William Wegman also had a dog called Manray named after the famous photographer.

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Hence why it says "Thanks to Fay" on the Blue Monday Flicker Book...

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Originally posted by Grigori Rasputin, the mad mystic of Petrograd isn't the dog named Candy???

Jeff, Candy was the name of Ian Curtis' dog. Hence the tag of our own CandyTheDog aka CTB (bear).

Sorry?.....you knew all this already?, er, I'll get me coat :laugh:

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Originally posted by Old Blue Hence why it says "Thanks to Fay" on the Blue Monady Flicker Book...

what is a flicker book?:confused:

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If you have seen the video for Blue Monday 88, you know what the book is.. it's simply the same thing as in the video (I guess, I don't have it, so I can't confirm)

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You're right about the book, Nicolas. This FAC 235 book you see in the picture is a reproduction of the ones handled by New Order in Blue Monday 88 video. 300 (or maybe 350) books were produced for Factory as a Christmas gift in 1988.

RICARDO FACTORY NUMBERS SPECIALIST RIPPING OFF ROCKET GIVE US FAC53 IN BROWN SLEEVE MICK FERNANDES :D

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Originally posted by Ricardo Fernandes You're right about the book, Nicolas. This FAC 235 book you see in the picture is a reproduction of the ones handled by New Order in Blue Monday 88 video. 300 (or maybe 350) books were produced for Factory as a Christmas gift in 1988.RICARDO FACTORY NUMBERS SPECIALIST RIPPING OFF ROCKET GIVE US FAC53 IN BROWN SLEEVE MICK FERNANDES :D

Great name:D

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Originally posted by Johnny Giles > Originally posted by Grigori Rasputin, the mad mystic of Petrograd> isn't the dog named Candy???

Jeff, Candy was the name of Ian Curtis' dog. Hence the tag of our own CandyTheDog aka CTB (bear).

Sorry?.....you knew all this already?, er, I'll get me coat :laugh:

uhm...well...actually...I did know that, but at the time I posted that, I was on about my 18th beer, so got a couple of nuggets of information crossed up, and all that good stuff...thank you though!!! now I shall go and get my hat!!!!

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I preferred my answer - far too subtle ;)

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no...not subtle...just bad!!!! grrrrrrrrr

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the dog was owned by the person that made the video, though dont know their name. there was a series of photo's of the dog also published, though not new order related i think. (prepared to be shot down in flames here)

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Originally posted by hibster the dog was owned by the person that made the video, though dont know their name.there was a series of photo's of the dog also published, though not new order related i think.(prepared to be shot down in flames here)

:machinegun: HIBBY :D

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The dog went on to star in the little known straight-to-video science fiction epic 'Space Cats'. The dog was the lead role 'Tony' who had to ensure safe passage of a craft travelling from planet A to planet B past the 'Cat people'.

Unfortunately the dog 'Fay Wray' caught a mild cold after staying up too late and the end scenes were played by a substitute dog 'Carl Jones' who later went on to star in the film 'Dog Wars'.

:hat:

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is that the one that michael hutchence(sic) was in?

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And let's not forget the all-feline version of Lord of The Rings, from the mid-eighties. Fay played Sauron, the evil baddie, while Morris the Cat played Frodo.

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