Jigsaw (1962)

[Merton Park]

Has anyone got a copy available? Preferably for expenses or to buy.

[aphra]

Originally Posted by Merton Park Has anyone got a copy available? Preferably for expenses or to buy.

I have a good recording of JIGSAW and can make you a DVD or tape. I will send you a PM. Best, Aphra

[dkthemanwonder]

Hello everybody!! I am trying to find the 1962 movie 'JIGSAW' starring Jack Warner. I currently live in Brighton and I am trying to find as many movies as I can that have some sort of link to this cosmopolitan city so I can see the changes that have occurred. If anyone knows where I can get a copy of 'JIGSAW' please reply to this thread. Also, if anyone knows of some really good movies, or bad ones, shot in this neck of the woods feel free to let me know!!
Thanks

[helvis]

Originally Posted by dkthemanwonder if anyone knows of some really good movies, or bad ones, shot in this neck of the woods feel free to let me know!! Thanks

Hiya this is a great site for movie info on Brighton and Hove!
Films made in Brighton & Hove

[Shaun]

Apparantly he was well down on his luck living in a bedsit. Sad how some people can end up.

Shaun

[gracelandprincess]

Is there anyone out there who has a dvd copy of this film available to buy. I am trying to trace one for my dad. We have spent ages hunting for this film and I would dearly love to suprise him with a copy for his birthday.
Would really appreciate any help - Thanks.

[Shaun]

If you'd like to send me a pm I'll be happy to help.

Regards

Shaun

[helvis]

Love to get a copy of this also if anyone can help
cheers!

[alex]

I can help you with this film and have sent you a PM

[Martin Solomon]

Hi, I'm a very new member and not too sure what i'm doing, but I was wondering if anyone had a copy of Jigsaw, a 1962 release starring Jack Warner set in and around Brighton?

[Ade Miller]

I have a dvd copy of Pool of London trans'd from video recording if you need it. Let me know! Cheers

[Windthrop]

Originally Posted by AndrewLA You'll never see Ronald Lewis in quite the same way if you read John Fraser's description of his nasty behavior in his autobiography. That may be Fraser's bias, of course. I didn't know that Lewis killed himself.

I read it to - left a nasty taste in the mouth. It is only a view of his behaviour but I do know that the Welsh Theatre he was instrumental in creating went bankrupt before his suicide

[aphra]

Originally Posted by Martin Solomon Hi, I'm a very new member and not too sure what i'm doing, but I was wondering if anyone had a copy of Jigsaw, a 1962 release starring Jack Warner set in and around Brighton?

I have a DVD recording of JIGSAW and can make you a duplicate. I have sent you a PM.

[batman]

Originally Posted by AndrewLA You'll never see Ronald Lewis in quite the same way if you read John Fraser's description of his nasty behavior in his autobiography. That may be Fraser's bias, of course.

I haven't read Fraser's auto-biograpy but I remember reading an extensive interview with him in a magazine at the time the book came out. In the interview he was very critical of many of his co-stars. The interview was quite bitter in tone, but they may have been the intention of the interviewer/journalist. Was the book like this?

Bats.

[Norma Wisdom]

It has to be said that John Fraser was also pretty honest about his own 'shortcomings'; but lets face it - the publishers would hardly be bothered with commissioning a book about actors drinking cups of tea and being 'jolly nice' to one another!