(26 Jun 1998) T/I: 10:44:15


Preparations are underway for an open air concert to commemorate the late Princess Diana, at her childhood home of Althorp Park. However the event has already been marred by low ticket sales and criticims that organisers are overcharging concertgoers. 2,000 tickets remain unsold and at 39.5 pounds sterling (63 dollars) many may have been put off.

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ALTHORP, UK 26/06

WS of gates to Althorp,
CU sign reading Althorp will be open to visitors (1 July - 31 August 1998),
car entering gates;
WS of house and pan to stables - site of Diana museum,
CU stables,
workmen on the estate,
WS of house and stables,
CA of house through bushes,
MS of sheep;
WS pan of concert venue,
GVs of preparations underway on stage,
designers working on the stage set,
WS of truck driving in front of stage,
GVs of stage;
SOT David Heartfield, Executive Producer, IMG, in English, saying, "There are all sorts of acts from classical names such as Lesley Garrett and Julian Lloyd Webber, and Russian violinist Maxim Vengerov through to people like Cliff Richard and Chris De Burgh and Lighthouse Family ...";
CA of stage,
SOT Heartfield, saying, "Well obviously what they asked us to set about doing is is to create a tribute concert and not a memorial. So it's really designed to be uplifting, and a tribute to her life and in the process to raise a substantial sum of money via both the live event and the television rights for the charity.";
GVs of workers on stage set,
WS of concert venue and pan to MS of house.

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