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31-03-11 11:14 PM #1Senior Member Country:
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I made the topic fairly wide & general but my original purpose was to notify collectors of the unusual that Ray Milland is in a 1950's film Friday (tomorrow C4 12.25) and it is novel as it is a spy film that has no dialogue
One can imagine when such films are first discussed. Dogville with barely minimalist scenery, 10 Million Years B.C's script with various ways of saying 'ugh'. A children only gangster movie, vamps and all: Bugsy Malone. And so on. No Brit film?Last edited by Bernardo; 31-03-11 at 11:21 PM.
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01-04-11 12:01 AM #2Senior Member Country:
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01-04-11 04:37 AM #3Senior Member Country:
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No Brit films?
I am proud to say that we lead the world in films made in Latin or that consist entirely of a single-colour screen or productions of Shakespeare plays with only one speaking role.
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01-04-11 02:22 PM #4Senior Member Country:
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I can confirm - Bugsy Malone is a UK production.
Originally Posted by GRAEME
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