[…] interviewer’s questions, is used in ironic counterpoint to the extended flashback which purports to show us the ‘real’ story of […]
[…] yet, get it down to a two hour length. And it was then that we had the idea, and I'm pretty certain it was David's idea of doing it in the form of a flashback that when the ship turns over, and they were all clinging around the car, they float, that we would go up to each character in turn clinging[…]
[…]ought the lights brighter they all came up because the boy is telling this story it's actually happened and he's telling the psychiatrist that it's a flashback so we could we could do anything it's in the Boy's imagination see. So Tony siad I think some wonderful ideas in how do we get this ov[…]
[…]ch functions a raffle was held (with costs of tickets being donated to the Variety Club Charity) and while typically unlucky myself I had a momentary flashback of David Inglis’ Jodie Foster “win” at the Races story as the same beaming faced excitement transformed Hayley Mills’ face when one of her t[…]
[…]9:52]EH: Well, yes. I think in that interview I went on about this scene we had to do, it had to be dark and it had to be in the street, and it was a flashback, and the flashback put Sean Connery in one of those old-fashioned costumes, you know, whatever they were. Not bobbies…JR: Police costumes?EH[…]
[…]t was Kenneth again. And that got a bit ruined because it was a difficult script to follow because – did you see it by any chance?No.It has flashbacks to the forties, which is chiefly I think what he wanted me for, because I mean he was jolly lucky to get away with it, he must have been re[…]