Film fans can experience what it is like to be in the industry if winning a walk-on part in a future Guy Ritchie film.

The location and date are to be confirmed but the prize includes meeting the director of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, and having a look around the film set. 

This is one of 50 lots in the Julia's House charity silent auction and £10,000 has already been bid for this prize.

Newcastle United head coach and former AFC Bournemouth manager, Eddie Howe, donated four Directors Box tickets for the Newcastle v. Chelsea game on Saturday 12th November.

He said: "I remember my son, Harry, having a health scare when he was very young and when you go through an experience like that, you get even more of an appreciation for a charity like Julia’s House and others that care for sick children.

“At this stage in my life, I have a greater understanding of what it means and of the responsibility of being a parent. I am privileged and proud to be a Patron of this fantastic charity.”

Other prizes include:

  • A seven-night stay on the Isle of Man
  • A Sunseeker yacht experience
  • Four England v. Japan Autumn International tickets
  • An original oil painting by artist Darren Baker - renowned for his painting of the Queen.  

The proceeds from the silent auction provides care and support for seriously ill children and their families in Wiltshire and Dorset. 

Events fundraiser for Julia’s House, Chantelle Shave said, “We are so grateful to our wonderful Patrons and supporters for their incredible donations to our online silent auction. The vital care we provide to local seriously ill children and their families, at our hospices and in their homes, is almost entirely funded by donations.

“Without the generous support of our local community, we wouldn’t be able to provide our lifeline of care – so thank you for taking part and supporting Julia’s House, however you can.”

Bid online at the website until Sunday, October 9 at 10pm.

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