I, myself was going to be involved in the filming, script and music while Fiona was going to be involved with casting the girls, doing the makeup and providing the outfits. It's no use arguing with him, Timmy, you are just wasting your breath. His own post even lets him down where he uses the term 'posing in Trafalgar Square' as that is what they were doing - posing to promote the film. I would say the only actress shown that is wearing what she wore in the film was the little punk lady. My St Trinians film was going to be a project for a video production course I did at college in 2001 and I mentioned it on this forum at the time. You both really are taking the piss now and trolling. That photo with the group of St Trinians girls was in the film and I will even post a clip as proof. As for the age of the sixth form girls on the original films, quite a few were born in the 1920s and early 1930s which would of made them in their early 20s at least. Dilys Laye was born 1934 which would of made her 23 on Blue Murder of St Trinians in 1957 Rosalind Knight was born 1933 which would of made her 24. Another sixth form actress from the same St Trinains film was Patricia Lawrence who was born in 1925 which would of made her 32 years of age. So get your facts right and if you don't believe me then look up Blue Murder at St Trinians on IMDB and stop acting like idiots. BTW when I used the word "posing" I meant they were posing in the film.