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Plummer, John (c. 1410–c. 1484)| English composer. His surviving works consist of four antiphons for two and four voices, a Mass, Omnipotens Pater, and a Mass fragment. |
| He was a clerk of the Chapel Royal by 1441 and in 1444 became the first official master of its children. In about 1458 he became verger at St George's Chapel, Windsor, while continuing as a member of the Chapel Royal; he held the Windsor post until 1484. |
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No references found | 9 Cert 12A, 79mins *** Voices: Elijah Wood, Christopher Plummer, John C Reilly Good-looking but dramatically flat animation about a group of mechanical dolls eking out an existence in a postapocalyptic world. While he was at the helm of the 1984 megabomb "Rhinestone," which paired Sylvester Stallone with Dolly Parton, and such silly fare as "The Karate Dog," Clark also directed Jack Lemmon to an Academy Award nomination in 1980 for his performance in "Tribute" and was behind the camera for the respected drama "Murder By Decree" starring Christopher Plummer, John Gielgud and Donald Sutherland. Byline: DAVID EDWARDS 9 Cert 12A, 79mins *** Voices: Elijah Wood, Christopher Plummer, John C Reilly Good-looking but dramatically flat animation about a group of mechanical dolls eking out an existence in a postapocalyptic world. |
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