Published: Wednesday, 4th November, 2009 3:00pm
Win tickets to see world record attempt screening
The Shining which showed on Saturday
PINEWOOD Studios is aiming to break the world record for the biggest movie screening on Saturday.
The Iver Heath studios will be showing Mission: Impossible during its drive-in screening as part of a winter series of drive-in events.
The largest movie screenings ever recorded were to mass audiences in Norway and Japan, with a screening in Oslo on a screen with 42.8m width, and one in Tokyo on a 37m wide screen. The Pinewood projection screen measures 73.1m by 18.3m.
Pinewood Group Corporate Affairs Director Andrew Smith said: "We were busy on Halloween and received really positive feedback. We've developed such a unique movie experience and it's a great way for the Studios to engage with the public. Our world record attempt on Saturday should create another Pinewood landmark."
Mission: Impossible was filmed at the studios. It will show at 4.45pm. Tickets cost £35 standard or £55 VIP, with each ticket for one car of four people. For tickets go to www.seetickets.com
* Five tickets are available to the first five people who email competitions@pinewoodgroup.com stating Slough Observer - Pinewood World Record Event in the subject line. Entrants must include their name, email and contact telephone number.
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