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In the real world, ''Calamity Jane'' was both a 1953 film and Emma-Louise travelled forward in time from [[1953]], which — provided the [[DWU]] works the same way as the real world in this case — indicates she wasn't talking about the stage musical from the [[1960s]]. Although the film and record ''were'' released in the [[United States]] in [[November]] of that year, there is no indication the film played anywhere in [[Europe]] before [[1954]]. It doesn't seem to have had a cinematic release in the [[United Kingdom]] before [[2006]]. This means she would have had to have spent much of November in the US with her friend. | |||
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Revision as of 20:22, 8 November 2013
Calamity Jane was a musical film about Calamity Jane, a historical figure of the 19th century. Emma-Louise Cowell and her best friend Kate went to see it five times and Emma-Louise later purchased the LP. She identified "Just Blew in from the Windy City" as her favourite song, which she sang in front of Alesha and Jade. (TV: Out of Time)
Behind the scenes
In the real world, Calamity Jane was both a 1953 film and Emma-Louise travelled forward in time from 1953, which — provided the DWU works the same way as the real world in this case — indicates she wasn't talking about the stage musical from the 1960s. Although the film and record were released in the United States in November of that year, there is no indication the film played anywhere in Europe before 1954. It doesn't seem to have had a cinematic release in the United Kingdom before 2006. This means she would have had to have spent much of November in the US with her friend.
