[…] far as we know, no copies survive: it’s on the BFI list of ’75 Most Wanted Films’. So: in six […]
[…] deserves our respect; as Mark Duguid points out in his BFI Screenonline piece at http://www.screenonline.org.uk/film/id/444107/index.html – the gay-baiting Nesbitt character […]
[…] For more on It Always Rains On Sunday and the people who made it, go to BFI ScreenOnline at http://www.screenonline.org.uk/film/id/486809/ Â
[…] to website/vimeo • Stored on hard drive • Supplied to BFI Archive • Photo added • Transcribed • Contextualised This […]
[…] audiences. In addition to our Foundation Partners, BECTU and British Film Institute ( BFI) Screen Online, our other partners include:- ​British Cinema and Television […]
[…] part of my research, last month Sarah Currant at the BFI kindly arranged for me to access their copy of […]
[…] presented by Eva mills and Greg, and the newsroom started in kind of mid 60s. Is that right? Well, it had been up and running. When I went there. My BFI was invited to come along and meet Brom Henderson, who was the managing director, invited by the then news editor, my Uncle Fred Corbett, who's de[…]
[…]. Norma Heyman was the producer.Speaker 1 1:57:43 I think Ron had he had made films. Previous he had had, yes, yes. He made films for the BFI. He died recently.Speaker 2 1:57:51 Did he? Okay. Oh, right. Okay. Well, the association between Ron Peck and myself wasn't that great[…]
[…]f a bus driver on his day off, and is Tony to a tee, the script survives. It's a brilliant script. And there's been a small reading of it at one at a BFI event a few years ago. It's a really, really good script. But Tony doesn't like it. He says, It's not international enough. Ray And Alan say, Look[…]
[…]two years now, our operations, so I’ve done quite a lot of work for London Screen Archives, small format 8mm and 9.5mm film transfers for them, for a BFI project that they were working on. That’s kind of run its course now but I did a lot of that for London Screen Archives. I’ve had an interesting j[…]