The Eurovision Song Contest (2002) (TV)

Regisseur:

Sven Stojanovic

Premierendatum:

25. Mai 2002 (Estonia)

Genre:

Familienfilm | Musik

Plot:

Plot Keywords:

Competition | Multinational | Song Contest | Song | TV Special

Nutzerkommentare:

Good show

Besetzung

Marko Matvere	...	Host
Annely Peebo	...	Host
Marija Naumova	...	Latvian entry (1st place) (as Marie N)
Ira Losco	...	Maltese entry (2nd place)
Jessica Garlick	...	United Kingdom entry (3rd place)
Anna Sahlin	...	Estonian entry (3rd place) (as Sahléne)
Sandrine François	...	French entry (5th place)
George Theofanous	...	Cypriot entry (6th place) (as One)
Rosa	...	Spanish entry (7th place)
Gladys del Pilar	...	Swedish entry (8th place) (as Afro-Dite)
Kayo	...	Swedish entry (8th place) (as Afro-Dite)
Blossom Tainton	...	Swedish entry (8th place) (as Afro-Dite)
Monica Anghel	...	Romanian entry (9th place)
Marcel Pavel	...	Romanian entry (9th place)
Vesna Pisarovic	...	Croatian entry (11th place)

Produktionsland:

Estonia

Sprache:

Estonian | Englisch | Französisch | Griechisch | Hebräisch | Macedonian | Slovenisch | Spanisch | Türkische

Farbe:

Farbe

Firma:

European Broadcasting Union (EBU)

Bezüge zu anderen Titeln:

Folgt The Eurovision Song Contest (1986) (TV)

Soundtrack:

Europe's Living a Celebration

Good show

This was yet another good all-round show with good songs from all countries.

The main highlight for me, in this show was that the Slovenian entry was three men dressed as air-hostesses, which made the performance a little comical. Their song was good too, although they sung in Slovenian and never released an English version, still class though.

Wogan said he was sure he flew over there with Sestre (Slovenian entrants, see above), "I wouldn't be surprised if Richard Branson signs them up" (Branson owns a plane company AND a record company, making this a beautiful play on words) The presenters sang a song in the interval which was very nice too.

We nearly missed this because it was thought at one stage that Estonia wouldn't be hosting the contest due to lack of funding.

Good songs this year came from Slovenia, Bosnia, United Kingdom, Malta, Latvia and Germany.

All in all the show was great with the usual funny commentary with Terry Wogan (UK viewers only).

A real must see.