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Old 08-12-2005, 06:27 PM
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My father apparently appeared briefly in this film. I would like to have any info on this production and whether there is still a copy of it somewhere. Thelma Todd appears in it.

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What was your father's name?
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My father apparently appeared briefly in this film. I would like to have any info on this production and whether there is still a copy of it somewhere. Thelma Todd appears in it.
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The film was made by BIP and distributed by Wardour. Directed by Monty Banks. Screenplay by Frank Launder. The British Film Catalogue Number is 09422.
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It's strange how some people post a question and never reappear
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Do you think they join just to ask ONE question and that's it!!
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Yes, but sometimes they do not even respond to the answers. I mus admit I joined one forum, carryonline's forim, to ask if anyone knew what happened to a production manager for the series, Roy Goddard, but I never got a reply and it has since gone down.
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Sorry if I appear reticent, but shall we wait for an answer to my first question before venturing another?
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Sorry Errick, I thought you had left us. I had garnered this information. All British Internation Pictures product is now owned by Studio Canal. If you write to them at the location where they keep their archive, I am sure they can tell you if it exists or where copies are.
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Sorry Errick, I thought you had left us. I had garnered this information. All British Internation Pictures product is now owned by Studio Canal. If you write to them at the location where they keep their archive, I am sure they can tell you if it exists or where copies are.
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Thank you, James. Just the information I was looking for. Apparently, during on location shooting in this film, there is a scene where a taxi is either held up by traffic lights or by a policeman, well my father was that officer. I am hoping that one day I may get a copy or at least a chance to see it. Thanks for the interest.
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The film might be available to view at the BFI.
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