5 articles from 2009
27 August 2009 3:29 AM, PDT | Cinemaretro.com | See recent CinemaRetro news »
Cinema Retro reader Patrick A. has tipped us off that Turner Classic Movies will be showing another revered film that is not available on DVD...director Bryan Forbes' 1966Victorian-era farce The Wrong Box which boasts a cast including Peter Sellers, Michael Caine, Dudley Moore, Peter Cook, Ralph Richardson and John Mills. The film airs on August 29 at 2:30 Pm (Est). For more on the film click here
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4 August 2009 5:54 AM, PDT | IrishCentral | See recent IrishCentral news »
Many consider the original to be perfect, but “Ryan’s Daughter” star Sarah Miles has set out to pen a sequel to the classic Irish film. Miles’ agent announced that the English actress, who was nominated for an Oscar for her role as the unforgettable Rosy Ryan in the award-winning film, is currently conducting research in Ireland for the sequel. “She is writing a script and there is a producer for a film, but it's very early days,” her agent said. Miles’ husband, Robert Bolt, who penned “Doctor Zhivago” and “A Man for All Seasons,” wrote the original script, while David Lean, the famous director of “Lawrence of Arabia” and “The Bridge on the River Kwai,” directed. “Ryan’s Daughter” bombed in box offices when it was released in 1970, but has since become a beloved, classic Irish film, and is considered to be one of Lean’s best works. The »
7 June 2009 4:00 PM, PDT | CultureMagazine.ca | See recent CultureMagazine news »
Patrick John Mills Contemporary Fine Art Gallery is now accepting submissions from artists age 14 - 24 years old.Please mail (no email) 5 - 10 images of art works to:
Patrick John Mills Contemporary Fine Art Gallery
286 Hinchey Ave.
Ottawa, Ontario, K1Y 1M2.
Deadline for Submissions is July 24st, 2009. Art work can be any medium (painting, pottery, video, sculpture, photography, drawing, mixed medium . . . anything). Please write a cover letter stating something about you [...] »
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31 May 2009 9:05 PM, PDT | CinemaSpy | See recent CinemaSpy news »
West London’s Ealing Studios, the oldest studio in the UK, was a prolific producer of top-quality British filmmaking from around 1930 until the BBC purchased it in 1955. They had traded as an alternative on this side of the pond to the big studios in the Us, churning out a consistent and relatively successful line of pictures before the golden period began at the close of the 1940s. After producing the well-received Nicholas Nickelby and Scott of the Antarctic (the latter with the great John Mills), the studio shifted focus to razor-sharp caper comedies, often less laugh-out-loud funny that just pitch perfect in filmmaking and writing.
This trend kicked off with Passport to Pimlico and Whisky Galore before hitting an early peak with Kind Hearts and Coronets, primarily famed for Alec Guiness playing eight different characters with equal aplomb. The studio would then produce a huge number of films in the »
13 March 2009 7:28 AM, PDT | IFTN | See recent IFTN news »
The Rte documentary 'A Bit of a Fillum: Ryan's Daughter in Dingle' has been nominated in the Arts Documentary Category for the Rose d'Or International Television Competition 2009 to be held May 2 - 5, 2009 in Lucerne, Switzerland. The Rose d'Or, held annually in Lucerne, offers four days of viewing the best in entertainment and television programming from around the world. 'A Bit of a Fillum: Ryan's Daughter in Dingle' documentary which screened on Rte One, 25th December last year, goes behind-the-scenes of the making of David Lean's 1969 feature 'Ryan's Daughter' in Kerry and explores the effects of the arrival of an all star cast including Robert Mitchum, Sarah Miles and John Mills had on the Kerry natives and the local economy. »
5 articles from 2009
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