[…]eas at the meeting, and it might be I'd like to, it was personal too, I'd like to do a film about Brighton Pier, I'd like to do a film about Brussels Exhibition or painters in Paris, you know. Norman Swallow: That must be one I noted called The Left Bank John Schlesinger: Yes. The Left Ban[…]
[…]ustry for quite a long time, and it was not easy to get into, even though my, I had an uncle who was, you know, in distribution and stuff by then and exhibition and made movies and tings.
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[…]was asked by Balfour to do a film on Islamic science. It was some anniversary, I can't quite remember what of Islamic science and there was a special exhibition of the Science Museum. And anyway, no insult to Balfour, but it's slightly complicated sort of film to make. And I asked him if I could hav[…]
[…]alist artists. He became a founding member of the surrealist movement in England, and was on the Organising Committee of the International surrealist exhibition, held in London in 1936. This was at Burlington house, where he exhibited along with Dali and Picasso to mention but a few. After the[…]
[…]e made this little offering, do you love them or hate them?RA: I 've loved them all except one. Her name is Kieren Scott, she made a picture about an exhibition about contemporary art in Dublin. Her father was a very famous man called Scott. He won the Queen's medal for architecture, a lovely man, a[…]
[…]an Lawson 22:12 long enough. Let's go back a second. Now, the fact that ACT Films made a loss. Do you think this was the distribution and exhibition side of the industry that didn't want them to succeed?Speaker 1 22:32 Well, we always thought that was true, because we've we d[…]
