We recently told you a bit about the background to The Wildest Dream – the incoming film about Mallory and Irving's attempt on Everest featuring Conrad Anker and Leo Houlding – together with the trailer for the film. On the plus side, we now have

Oooh, we've just gone all 'Hello!' as we bring you startling images of glamorous international film star Leo Houlding at the premiere of his new motion picture The Wildest Dream at the BFI Imax cinema in London.OM's man on the spot tells us

A quick heads-up that the UK television premriere of Everest epic, The Wildest Dream is this Wednesday 17 August on BBC2 at 9pm and should be well worth watching.The film focusses on the story of Mallory and Irvine's 1924 expedition to Everest

, 'The Wildest Dream' which features Leo Houlding and Conrad Anker playing Mallory and Irvine on Sunday evening at 8.30pm which has the added bonus of a question and answer session with Leo after the screening.Plenty of other interesting stuff too

The Boardman Tasker Award for mountain literature has been won byPeter and Leni Gillman for their biography of George Mallory, 'TheWildest Dream'.Potted version: upper class English chap, survives trenches ofWWI, dreams of climbing Everest, in 1924

years on, the film, titled 'The Wildest Dream' is due to hit cinema screens across Britain in August 2010. Directed by Emmy award-winning filmmaker Anthony Geffen, the film is a drama documentary that focuses on the question of whether the pair - who

are Stephen Venable's account of thetrip to Panch Chuli V which almost killed him when an anchor pulledon abseil and The Wildest Dream by Peter and Lenni Gillman, abiography of George Mallory whose body was discovered on Everest lastyear.The other contenders

high-profile adventure was the Asgard Project which spawned an award-winning film of the same name, but he's also about to appear on the big screen as one of the stars of The Wildest Dream, a film about the 1924 Everest expedition of Mallory and Irvine

-stealth- expedition and hints at the involvment of Bonington's fellow Berghaus team athlete, Leo Houlding, who played Irvine in feature film, The Wildest Dream.Interesting and controversial reading and well worth a browse, www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/aug/07/everest-expedition-irvine-remains-distasteful.

the film will be shot. It seems unlikely that it'll follow in the footsteps of The Wildest Dream, which was filmed on Everest itself with Leo Houlding and Conrad Anker playing Mallory and Irvine in period dress, but you never know...Full story at www