Hi Everyone

It has just been announced that the Sci-Fi series I was involved in called 'StarHyke' will be aired on Showcase TV (Sky Channel 201 or Freesat Channel 403) at 8pm Tuesday 13th December or 2pm Friday 16th December (then every Tuesday and Friday.

Since my last update we have actually visited 6 cities on a whirlwind tour. Before going off to Belfast a great friend of ours from Australia came to stay. He organised our very first convention down under - way back in the 1980's. We had lots to catch up on after such a long time, and it was great seeing him again.

We then headed off for our third visit to the Odyssey for Invasion Belfast. This time my fellow guest was Femi Taylor who we had met up with just a month earlier in Norwich. As usual Martin Ryan had made yet more amazing props. This show is always packed with young children who love to see all the magic of Star Wars and spend the day being 'Luke Skywalker' Thanks to Martin and all the combined team who give up their time and work very hard throughout the weekend. Maureen also says thanks for the lovely scarf and perfume.

Our next trip was to Madrid which is a lovely city to visit. We went in a day early so that I could do some publicity for the show.. When we arrived at the venue Vicente - our host - had commissioned a very special poster for me which included various shots of different shows I had been in. I was also presented with an exclusive Cificom 2011 figure made by mtfprops.com.

The show was good fun and we were taken across town in the evening to a very authentic 50's diner called Tommy Mel's.

Some of the costumes at the show were excellent including these two brightly decorated characters and this little female Boba.

There is always room for another take on Boba and this helmet looked very special and well made. These Lego men were not so large as they looked.

Monday we had time to be tourists and visit the Palace and gardens and the wonderful crypt of the Madrid Cathedral.

Our next show was in the medieval city of Ghent, Belgium and we travelled on the Eurostar train which made a pleasant alternative to flying. We were travelling with Garrick Hagon and his wife and Kenny Baker and his nephew Drew. With all the chattering and what with changing trains Maureen managed to leave our bag with the computer etc. on the train at Brussels. It was on its way to Brugges but luckily we were able get it back safely 2 hours later - many thanks to the honest Belgians. With that stressful start to the weekend it only got better. On arrival at the venue we were greeted by lines of fans and several hours later the hall was at bursting point.

Ken Colley and Julian Glover were also Star Wars guests, and we were presented with a plaque from the Benelux Rebel Legion plus copious amounts of Belgian chocolates - thanks as always guys & gals.

On Saturday evening we all met up for a lovely dinner with Pieter Soet (our host) and his colleagues. Thanks to Emmanuel for putting on such a spectacular event.

On Sunday evening we changed hotels to stay in the centre of Ghent to be near the station for our train home on Monday morning. On looking out of our window in the morning we were greeted with this extraordinary scene. Further along the street it was much more peaceful.

Luckily we lost no luggage on the way home.... Our next event was something completely different - a Dr Who convention and cruise. It felt strange coming into Orlando at this time of year as it is usually for Disney weekends in the summer. The weather was much cooler. The event took place at the Doubletree hotel on International Drive which is very familiar to us. Other guests included Terry Molloy (Davros), Arthur Darvill (Dr Who), Naoko Mori (Torchwood), Paul Marc Davis (Dr Who, Torchwood & Sarah Jane series) and Paul Bradford & Scott Teppeman from Ghost Hunters International - a very good mix. For once Boba was not top of the attractions :-( but we still had great fun.

The next part of our trip was going to be an unknown adventure - a cruise to the Bahamas. We were very excited, and arrived early to board the boat. Unfortunately it was delayed by heavy seas on its way from New Orleans. When boarding eventually took place it was rather chaotic as 2500 people were trying to get on the ship at once instead of the normal staggering of boarding times. Anyhow once aboard all this was forgotton.

On board with us were Dan Harris (cruise organiser), Paul Marc Davis, Jen & Mark, Richard, Ruth and her son Matt. Quite a small group, but we all had time to get to know each other. The ship was large enough that one never felt it was too crowded - there was masses to do and the only time everyone came together was at mealtimes (of course). Dinner in the dining room was quite an elegant affair which made a nice change from t-shirts and trainers.

Our first port of call was Freeport, followed by Nassau which had an amazing basket market and finally to the idyllic island of Half Moon Cay where we spent the whole day lazing around and going on a glass bottom boat.

Our final day was spent sailing back to Port Canaveral - weather was good and our final sunset was not to be missed. All in all we had a terrific experience.

We docked really early in the morning and had the whole day before our flight home to the UK. After all our farewells Richard kindly drove us to Downtown Disney where we strolled around the market where arts and crafts were being sold. This hot air balloon looked quite inviting, but we decided to stay on terra firma until our flight home.

Many thanks to Jarrod for inviting us to the Hurricane Who convention and to Dan Harris for organising the cruise. Dan you should be thinking about a Star Wars Cruise!!

Our organisational skills were somewhat lacking as we were home from Orlando for three days before winging our way back to Boston for Super Megafest. It had been some years since we attended this show and it had certainly grown in size. It was good to see young Boba again. Two interesting characters were wandering around, one scary and one I have yet to work out!

We sat next to the talented artist Kevin Liell who had painted a limited edition print of me and Boba on the lines of the famous Norman Rockwell print. Also attending was Mike Smash who had made another interesting Boba mirror.

A very good show and many thanks to John & Ken for the invite. As always transatlantic flights home are in the evening so we like to take advantage of the free day to sightsee. This time we visited the famous Faneuil Hall Marketplace and as it was beginning to get quite cold the local clam chowder was very welcoming and delicious.

Well thats all for events for 2011 - already we are getting many enquiries for 2012, but will probably have a break for January, Thank you for following my adventures and wish you all a wonderful Christmas Holiday, and a Happy and prosperous New Year. Safe journeys and speak soon.

Mmmmmm!

- Jeremy
 

UPDATE: OCTOBER 14, 2011

Hi Everyone

Its been a while since the last update as we have had a really busy summer. Robbie's family were with us for six weeks before relocating to Sri Lanka in August. The house was wall to wall with grandchildren. Whereas the U.S. was suffering record temperatures the UK had quite a miserable summer, but that did not deter Ned and Jossie visiting the beach to play with the gentle sea-life....ouch! or Ned captaining the H.M.S. Belfast down the river Thames.

Our friend Jonathan at the Movieum on the South Bank very kindly gave us a tour which delighted the boys as they had a special Harry Potter exhibit and a fun Simpsons room. Little Indy was quite happy to help me and play with the Boba Fett toys.

The house seemed very quiet when they all left, but it was soon off to Italy for a short break with some more grandchildren. We had one very blustery day, but the kids loved it down on the beach body surfing in the waves. We chose the easier option of just watching. I hope you are not bored with Italian sunsets but here is one I couldn't resist - it must be one of the best.

We were not short on entertainment while in Italy both human and animal. There are many families of wild boar roaming around and we were very lucky to get a photo of one of these shy animals.

Our next event was with the Norwich District Star Wars Club. The show took place at the Hollywood cinema in Norwich where they were showing many old films. It was great to see Femi again and also Colin Baker. Thanks to Richard and the gang for a lovely weekend.

From sunny Norwich to the unpronounceable airport Bydgoszcz in Poland. The show was actually in the picturesque town of Toruń located on both banks of the Vistual River. On the first evening there was a stunning lightsaber display in the park which was attended by many. The next day I was astonished by the number of people who turned out for the parade and to welcome me to their town.

After the parade we went to be introduced to the President of Toruń Michał Zaleski along with Marshal Piotr Calbecki and Vice-Marshal Michal Korolko (also the Head of the Kujawsko-Pomorskie Tourism Organisation) I was presented with a lovely book of of the town along with some delicious local cakes.

The show began around midday and on hand to help were the Mandalorian Star Force members. Later that afternoon I was stunned to be presented with a rather large box - what could be inside?

Twins Adam and Marek Kulesza had made this lovely box and had etched the bottle with the image of Boba Fett. They also made this magnificent display of the Millenium Falcon which took months to construct. Quite extraordinary.

On Saturday evening we did a little sightseeing round Toruń with its lovely centuries-old buildings and open air cafes.

On Sunday we were invited by Leszek and his wife Katarzyna to their home in 'Obi Wan Kenobi Street' (absolutely true!) where we had a wonderful lunch along with many of the volunteers and 501st members. Everyone was so hospitable and generous and I was given more wonderful gifts to add to my collection.

This city is definitely worth a visit for its history, fine food and welcoming people. Special thanks to Lukasz for arranging our trip and translating and also to Gaja "Aep Tiennai" Mrowińska for her translating skills also. A lovely weekend.

Our next trip was to another lovely city - Montreal - I had been at this show two years ago, and it has really grown to the extent that many fans had to queue for several hours to get in. One fan Fredd had actually travelled by car for 6/7hours from Seven Isles to get there.

The atmosphere at the convention was incredible - for a lot of people it was their first visit ever to a show.

I was so busy that I didn't get much time to look around, but luckily the 501st had a table just opposite me and presented me with a lovely plaque.

The Montreal skyline at night looks very impressive as does the harbour which has changed quite a lot since our last visit two years ago. Maureen & I became tourists on the Monday and spent the day sightseeing - there is a lot to see.

One person I did not get to meet at the show was Stan Lee, but I did have the pleasure of meeting him earlier this year at the event in Albuquerque. What a lovely man.

That's all for now - our next few trips will be in Europe - so will speak soon and thanks for following my travels.

The Fett...................

Hi Everyone

Hope you are not too baked those of you living in the US - we need some of your sunshine here in the UK and we will send over some of our rain.....We did sample plenty of warm weather when we travelled to Albuquerque for ACE 2011. The convention center was pretty impressive as were the bronze statues nearby.

It was our first visit to New Mexico and all the fans were very welcoming. The show was very busy and we had a wonderful evening with the Dewback Ridge 501st and then on to a rooftop party with the promoters - what a busy social life we have!!

The show had some interesting exhibits including the Batmobile and The Droids.

Thanks to all in New Mexico for a lovely time.

Our next two shows were in the UK, the first down in Eastleigh near the south coast of England. It was a one day show, and Dave Prowse was celebrating his birthday, so had a special cake presented to him.

A fun day out with the added bonus of being able to drive there and back in a day.

The following weekend the LFCC was even closer to home - it took us exactly 15 minutes to get there in the morning. The show was wall to wall with fans so there was very little opportunity to take photos, but I did manage to get these two shots.

Back to the US again this time to Louisville, Kentucky. On Friday morning we were given the opportunity to either visit the Muhammad Ali museum or the Churchill Downs racetrack where the famous Kentucky Derby takes place. Being a boxing fan there was no contest. It was a very moving experience following his amazing career.

I was sad to miss the racetrack, but Gilbert Lochner very kindly send me some amazing photos he had taken.

Back to the event, and the venue was very warm due to AC problems, but that was soon solved with several fans being brought in (electric fans of course!) Like all of these first time visits to new cities the fans (human of course) are very pleased to see you. We had such a good time what with the mixture of Horror and Fandom. It was good to see John Carpenter, director of some of the best horror films. Thanks to Michael from the 501st for the bag of goodies he gave me on behalf of himself and the 50st. Also the lunches were superb in the green room - thanks chef.. On Monday morning the promoter Ken's wife Myra invited us to a very unusual eatery called Lynn's Paradise Cafe. It certainly was unusual with an amazingly colourful decor, and we were all given potato guns to amuse ourselves whilst awaiting our brunch.

As we were going straight to Monroeville, Pittsburgh for Steel City Con the following weekend we rented a car and took our time to drive across Ohio taking in some of the beautiful countryside. One place we stopped at was Cambridge. A picturesque town, but unfortunately the centre was under construction. We did find this pretty courthouse though.

On our arrival in Monroeville we barely had time to get to our hotel room when the heavens opened and we experienced the most violent thunderstorm from our 15th floor window. It was so bad that the hotel lights went out for two hours. So it really was dining by candlelight.

The next morning the weather was beautiful and it was as if the storm had never happened. The show went very well over the weekend and I had plenty of Boba's to keep me company, and also for some unknown reason a chicken eating cow........

Thanks to Dominic for inviting us back to Steel City Con and also to the guys who gave me these lovely gifts over the last three events.

All for now guys and gals, speak soon and take care.

Boba
 

'STOP PRESS'

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Hi Everyone

We flew into Houston for the Comicpalooza convention. It had been a long time since we were last there so it was nice to be back. Our hotel adjoined the convention center which was very convenient and also the lovely Discovery Green park was nearby.

The show opened Friday afternoon and it was very busy. Being in Houston there was no way we could miss a visit to NASA - it was bizarre that our last event had been at the National Space Centre in Leicester UK and here we were about to see the real thing as we were lucky enough to be invited to visit the Mission Control Center.

Our first meeting was with the Robonaut. He/She/It was very clever and could perform an amazing array of tasks.

Another robot's headwear looked rather familiar?

Next was our turn to enter the Shuttle Motion Base Simulator with our astronaut trainer Kevin.

After our trip to the moon and back I was given the simple task of landing the shuttle with a few instructions from Kevin. Alas the first attempt was rubbish and we ended up in the sea, but on my second attempt I landed the craft beautifully (though I say it myself). I might even ask Virgin Atlantic if I can fly the plane home?

The three hour tour was incredible with so much to see and very helpful people talking us through everything that happens when the astronauts go into space.

One poor guy obviously couldn't solve every single problem!

It was a fabulous evening and many thanks to Joe and Traci and all the guys that gave us their time and expertise. A trip never to be forgotten.

The first person I met at the convention on Saturday morning believe it or not was called 'Jeremy Bulloch' with exactly the same spelling as my name.

Costumes were out in force and two of my favourite characters from my childhood were there.

While we are on the subject of costumes here are some more amazing outfits.

Among my fellow guests were Tom Kane who kept us amused with his brilliant voices and Devon Murray who was there with his lovely lady Aoife.

We had a lovely time in Houston and all the people were very welcoming - thanks everyone and especially John and his team who put the show on.

The following weekend was SWW at Disney. As we have been there many times before and taken photos of practically everything worth seeing it was difficult to find new things to photograph. The lake at the Boardwalk always looks so peaceful as does the sunset. The lake at Epcot also looks quite dramatic at night.

It was very exciting this year at the Hollywood Studios as the new Star Tours ride had opened. I am embarrassed to say that I actually went on the ride 10 times and only once did I see Boba Fett (There are around 50 different combinations for the ride) This year also we had a much larger stage which worked very well.

Thanks to the Disney team and also our friends at the Boardwalk who always make our visit so special.

And thanks also to Tony in Houston for giving me this etching of Boba by Tommy Phillips and to Lawrence Reynolds for this lovely artwork.

All for now guys and girls - next stop New Mexico.

Take care

Jeremy

Hi Everyone

We had an extremely busy April starting with Robbie and his family coming to London. He and Kirsty were finally getting married. It was more difficult than expected and they ended up in fits of giggles. Apparently it all started with the names: Bulloch was marrying a Wildgoose and the registrar (believe it or not) was called Partridge. I think even I would have had to stifle the giggles.

They finally emerged husband and wife, and we had a lovely party to celebrate.

The following day we travelled to Ireland to attend Invasion Dublin. It was good to see Julian Glover again along with Kenny Baker, Paul Blake, Garrick Hagon, Michael Kingma the wookie and the Star Wars guru Steve Sansweet. The full size models are always incredible at this special event and the children with their light sabres had a wonderful time. Steve and myself even joined in the fun and tried out the Jedi Training School.

This was my second visit to Invasion Dublin and it was even busier than last year. Most of the attendees were under the age of 10 and many were dressed up in costume. One little one definitely had been practising with her light sabre.

At the end of the day it was nice to just relax with everyone.

Its always a delight to be in Ireland, and it was good to meet up with the guys and girls from the Emerald Garrision over a pint or two of Guinness. Many thanks to Martin and John for putting on another superb event.

We got home just in time to see Robbie and his new bride start their journey back to Madrid and then it was time to head off to Germany for Fedcon. This convention was celebrating its 20th year anniversary and taking place at the rather splendid Maritim Hotel in Dusseldorf which is conveniently situated at the airport. It was our first time at Fedcon and many guests had flown in from the US. They hailed from series such as Star Trek, Stargate Atlantis, Battlestar Galactica, etc. and of course Star Wars. The hotel was completely taken over with guests and fans. Many of the fans were in full costume including the female Mandalorians.

It was a busy four days for everyone and we finally had time to relax with fellow guests at a rather nice supper on the last evening.

At the last minute I had been invited by Nick from 3 Darths in Harlow to appear in his shop for 'free comic day' and also by Malika to appear at the Space Centre in Leicester. We had already promised to look after three of our grandchildren that weekend and thought it would be fun to take them along to see what their Grandad actually did at these events. When we arrived in Harlow they immediately felt at home with guys from the 501st and had great fun interacting with them. A great day was had by all.

Later that day we did the long drive to Leicester to prepare for the event the following day. We arrived at the Space Centre early which gave the girls time to look around before the doors opened. They were so excited at all the wonderful things to explore. They were very helpful in setting up and I think quite liked the idea of playing shopkeepers.

I had taken my Boba Fett costume to wear for charity, and managed to raise a fair amount of money letting the children have photos taken with Boba.

As always I needed help to get into the costume Nathan and Mark were on hand as was an old friend Gary who has just joined the 501st.

All for now folks - its nearly June so it must be Star Wars Weekends!! Speak later.

Jeremy

Hi Everyone

Its good to see that Spring is on its way with warmer weather and blue skies - yes even here in the UK we have blue skies occasionally. We went off to the Wizard show in Toronto in the middle of March. It is one of our favourite cities as there is so much to do and its very easy to get around. The show was very well attended and good fun.

On Saturday evening Peter Mayhew and myself were invited out by the 501st for a meal in a pub which had a great atmosphere and made us feel like at home. I was honoured to be presented with a hockey shirt which came in very handy as the weather was getting cold.

I probably should learn to play hockey now or maybe I am a little too old?

It was nice to meet up with Billy Dee again after our hilarious chats at Disney last summer. He had an exhibition of his paintings, but unfortunately we were unable to make it.

Other guests at the show included Ian Whyte from the 'Predator' films and Robert Maillet from 'Sherlock Holmes' and '300'. When this photo was taken I was standing, and not on my knees!

Before leaving Toronto we had time to visit the Art Gallery of Ontario, and were impressed with the new addition. Alongside the gallery was one of Toronto's oldest houses where the historian Goldwin Smith lived.

A lovely shot of Toronto as we left the city. Luckily the snow arrived after the show had finished. Hope to visit again soon.

Our next trip to Kansas City. It had been quite a while since my last visit so we were looking forward to our return. We were staying in a very modern hotel called 'Aloft' which was very central to many good restaurants and shopping. On Friday I did a live radio interview to promote the show. It must of worked because the turnout was amazing. My friend the 'Wookie'. and Daniel Logan were my fellow Star Wars guests. As usual the 501st were on hand to help us out.

Saturday was extremely busy despite snow warning. In the evening we were invited to go along with members of the 501st for a meal and some fun at Power Play. However I now regret agreeing to take part in the Go Kart race. Embarrassingly I came last - I still think I was given a dodgy Kart, but it was fun - thanks guys and girls, and I'll get even with you Chad Collins!

Sunday turned out to be equally busy right until the end of the show. Costumes as usual were wonderful and these guys took time for a photo.

Before leaving the show I just had to say hello to Lindsay Wagner who is probably best remembered for her portrayal of Jaime Sommers in the television series 'The Bionic Woman'

Thanks very much to Chris for inviting me back and to all the lovely fans who came along to the show. Below are a few gifts that were very kindly given to me in Toronto and Kansas City, thanks again.

While we were in the US little did we know that our two grandsons Ned and Jossie in Madrid were meeting Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall. Apparently when Jossie was giving Prince Charles his drawing he said ' If you are Prince, why aren't you wearing your Crown?' Logical thinking for a 5 year old.

The following weekend I went to Legoland in Denmark to open the new Star Wars Mini Legoland. It was great fun and young costumed characters were out in force.

A lovely weekend and I came home with plenty of lego for the grandchildren.

While I was in Denmark Maureen made a trip to Seville in Spain where our son Robbie was overseeing the Royal visit. It is a wonderful city with so much beautiful architecture. The Royal Alcazar Palace is probably the most impressive site in the city, along with the Ibero-American Exhibition which was built in 1929 and used for filming part of Episode 11 - Attack of the Clones. One other impressive structure which has only just been completed is the 'Metropol Parasol' which is to become a new contemporary urban centre.

We are now back in the UK until our next trip to Dublin over Easter.

Speak soon and keep well everyone

Very best wishes

Jeremy

Hi Everyone

So sorry for the long gap since I last posted anything on my blog - no excuse, just not a lot has happened!! Christmas was a nice quiet family affair, if you can call two excited boys and a high maintenance little girl quiet, but it was lovely. In January we sort of hibernated in front of a roaring fire shutting out the foul English weather.

In January I was contacted by artist Casey Callender who offered to make me a collage of my character Boba Fett which turned out really well.

At the beginning of February I was asked by director Neil Wassell (who I worked with on Number One Longing, Number Two Regret) to appear in a short film 'The Presentiment' as a detective, set in the times of the infamous Jack the Ripper. I was required to grow whiskers and a beard, and ended up looking a lot like Father Christmas...........

I had just two days to get clean shaven in time to travel to France for the Paris Manga show. This show just gets bigger and bigger and this year took place at the Porte de Versailles convention centre. We took along the camera, but for some reason Maureen left the memory card in the computer back home (a very senior moment) - hence no photos apart from what we could beg steal or borrow, and that didn't amount to very much. Artist Nacho Fernandez gave me a rather amusing cartoon of Boba and Bib Fortuna which is now hanging in my office.

My fellow guest was Christopher Judge from Stargate, and he was extremely busy the whole weekend. As always the 59eme legion were on hand to support the event.

Its always great to be in Paris and once again sorry for the lack of pictures. Many thanks to Yoann for inviting us to the show.

We had a couple of days to prepare for our marathon trip to Mexico City. It had been several years since we were in Mexico City and were thrilled when Julio Moreno invitied us back. This time we were able to do a lot of sightseeing. With memory card secured safely in camera we clicked away merrily and now had the problem of too many wonderful photos to choose from:-)

Rebelcon 2 was taking place in the amazing Polyforum Siqueiros building which is the culmination of the dreams of David Alaro Siqueiros and Manuel Su?rez y Su?rez. Siqueiros built the largest mural in the world, while the latter designed the centre for arts and culture. It is situated in the World Trade Centre which was formerly know as the 'Hotel de M?xico'. The interior is quite incredible and the mural features 'The March of Humanity' It is difficult to photograph the interior in its entirety due to its unique 'dodecahedron' shape (look that one up on Google!)

We took a trip around both the modern and ancient parts of the city, and the contrast was extraordinary. The first thing that stood out were the taxis, the majority were painted gold and red and would have done Iron Man proud.

Our trip took us through the modern business centre of Mexico City and some of the buildings were quite magnificent.

We went past this amusing scene with suspended playing cards, but have no idea what they are supposed to mean - but they looked fun.

There are so many wonderful sights to be seen in Mexico City, and here are a couple more.

Now to the whole purpose of our visit - Rebel Con 2 - My fellow guest was Veronica Segura who played 'Corde' in 'Attack of the Clones'

The costumes just keep getting more cute and younger.

Before and during the event I did many interviews, and was very proud to be featured in an article in the prestigious Premier Magazine.

The show was very busy and my thanks to Aldo and Abad for tirelessly organising the lines and translating, also to Ricardo for arranging all the media interviews.

We had another free day after the event, and were taken to the Xochimilco lake located in the valley of Mexico. An incredible sight awaited us when we arrived.

These extraordinary boats are called Trajineras and there some 800 located on this lake (hopefully not all out at the same time). Great skill is needed to manouevre these crafts alongside many others selling food, gifts and of course the famous 'Mariachi' musicians that are happy to play to you.

It was my Birthday while I was in Mexico and Julio and friends very kindly organised a surprise lunch at the Cafe Tacuba - a traditional Mexican restaurant with a beautiful stained glass window and stunning decor. What a wonderful ending to our trip.

On our return it was time to check out all the lovely gifts I had been given over the weekend including a unique bottle of cola, a bust made by a young fan Adri?n, an unusual woven wooden Boba Fett helmet. For my Birthday I was given a lovely photo showing many scenes from in and around Mexico City, and some very delicious confectionery - many thanks to you all.

On another note check out the following: not bad eh!

Top 10 Characters wearing a Mask or Helmet

And on a final note also check out the book 'Love Virtually' - a very good read although we are biased as it was translated from the German by our son and his wife.

That really is all for now, take care and thanks for reading my blog.

Boba