Glenarm

Phil, what's it like on a film set, though? Because you've featured a number of feature films as well.

it's funny when I was doing as I said Feast and Famine when I was doing Cray the day I finished or even the day before I finished I was between the two there was a film being shot up in Glenarm in Antrim it was it was so different we'll say I was I went from Giddor where we were doing 12, 13 scenes a day and I went up to and I was given the schedule for the week and I was in Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and I saw a scene we'll say scene 13 Monday Tuesday scene 13 Thursday Wednesday, scene 14, and Thursday, scene 14.

I said, right, what's wrong? We're hoping to do half the scene today and the other half on Monday and the other half on Tuesday.

And the same with Wednesday and Thursday.

Beyond this, about eleven miles, the town of Larne.

Twelve three-quarters further on, Glenarm.

Twelve three-quarters more, Cushendall.

Fifteen and a quarter, Ballycastle.

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Of the inhabitants along the coast, it may be sufficient to say That although in general very superstitious, they are a well-conducted, harmless people, rather well-informed, intelligent, and obliging to strangers.

Glenarm Castle.

As the entire line of coast from the town of Belfast to the plain of the Causeway does not present a more picturesque object than the Castle of Glenarm with its surrounding scenery, we have chosen it as the frontispiece for our volume.

Beyond this, about eleven miles, the town of Larne.

Twelve three-quarters further on, Glenarm.

Twelve three-quarters more, Cushendall.

Fifteen and a quarter, Ballycastle.

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Of the inhabitants along the coast it may be sufficient to say that, although in general very superstitious, they are a well-conducted, harmless people, rather well-informed, intelligent, and obliging to strangers.

Glenarm Castle As the entire line of coast from the town of Belfast to the plain of the Causeway does not present a more picturesque object than the castle of Glenarm with its surrounding scenery, we have chosen it as the frontispiece for our volume.

In approaching the little town or village which gives its title to the castle, the road will be found very hilly and difficult of access.