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Calthorpe Park School Film Club was founded and formed in 2006 at Calthorpe Park School by James Chaplin and Thomas Rowe for charity which was for Children in Need where fellow students at the school would have to come in and pay to watch films and the money raised was given to charity and Children in Need. The Film Club ran for several weeks and raised a lot of money but it failed to attract enough people with this happening and not enough people turning up and not providing interest the film club had to shut down and cease.

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  • Calthorpe Park School Film Club
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  • Calthorpe Park School Film Club was founded and formed in 2006 at Calthorpe Park School by James Chaplin and Thomas Rowe for charity which was for Children in Need where fellow students at the school would have to come in and pay to watch films and the money raised was given to charity and Children in Need. The Film Club ran for several weeks and raised a lot of money but it failed to attract enough people with this happening and not enough people turning up and not providing interest the film club had to shut down and cease.
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  • Calthorpe Park School Film Club
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  • Film Club
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Location
  • Fleet, Hampshire, England
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  • Calthorpe Park School Film Club was founded and formed in 2006 at Calthorpe Park School by James Chaplin and Thomas Rowe for charity which was for Children in Need where fellow students at the school would have to come in and pay to watch films and the money raised was given to charity and Children in Need. The Film Club ran for several weeks and raised a lot of money but it failed to attract enough people with this happening and not enough people turning up and not providing interest the film club had to shut down and cease. James and Tom closed the film club in 2006 and James would later go on to co-found Crash4563 Productions. As for Tom he went on and did other things. The Film Clubs actual existence and the event actually happening can also be called into question as Tom does not seem to remember much about. But Stephen Paternoster the co-founder of Crash4563 Productions has reaffirmed the existence of the Film Club actually happening and was also involved and helped out. The Film Club would lay the foundations of Crash4563 Productions and is now the sole owner of what this project originally was.
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