
Vigil for Stabbed Filmmaker Finbar Sullivan
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Hundreds gathered in Primrose Hill for a vigil honoring Finbar Sullivan, a filmmaking student stabbed to death. Stars like Suggs, Paul Weller, and Bobby Gillespie attended, lighting candles, playing Fins favorite tracks, and holding a minute of silence. Fins dad, Chris Sullivan, praised the diverse crowd and shared Fins rising talent. Three men face murder charges, while another is charged with grievous bodily harm. Fins legacy lives in the call for love and peace.
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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Vigil for Stabbed Filmmaker Finbar Sullivan. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 27th, hundreds gathered in Pirmrose Hill for a vigil, honoring 21-year-old Finn Barr Sullivan, a filmmaking student's staff to death. There on the evening of April 7th, madness front man suds kicked it off by singing, It Must Be Love, while balloons floated skyward in his memory. Stars like Paul Weller, Dexas Midnight Runner's Kevin Rowland, Primal Scream's Bobby Gillespie, and Sex Pistols bassist, Glenn Matlock showed up. Alongside family and friends, they lit dozens of candles, lay flowers and photos at the park gates, play Finn's favorite tracks, and held a minute of silence. Fine, known as Finn to his crew, was testing a new birthday camera that night at the London Screen Academy. His dad, Chris Sullivan, the guy who founded London's legendary Wag Club, said Finn dreamed of following his grandfather, the cinematographer behind, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and Rambo. Three, Chris organized the whole thing right near the spot, and praised the crowd's mix of ages, races, and backgrounds for bringing unity.
He called Finn a magnet for people, and shared how his recent gig with Vivian Westwood's son Joe Kor showed his rising talent. Three men, 25-year-old Ernest Boating, 25-year-old Alexis Baires, and 27-year-old Olu Wadamilola, Oganyankanu, face murder. Charges, while 18-year-old Khalid Abdul Qadir is hit with grievous bodily harm, violent disorder, and knife possession, Chris nailed it. Finn's legacy lives in that call for love and peace.
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