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Cinema Retro #60

Cinema Retro #60

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Nicholas Anez looks at No Love for Jonnie (1961), a political drama in which Peter Finch gives an outstanding performance; 'Selling Bond': Dave Worrall tells the remarkable story of how a British cinema promoted the release of the James Bond adventure Goldfinger in late September 1964, which coincides with the films 60th anniversary; regular contributor Simon Lewis gives us an Omar Sharif 'Film in Focus' double bill covering The Last Valley and The Horsemen, both released in 1971; 'Hammer Unmade': John LeMay looks at the aborted attempt by Britain's famous horror film company to join forces with Japan's Toho Studios to make a film about the Loch Ness Monster; Morten Sagen interviews titles animator Trevor Bond, who worked, amongst others, on the early James Bond films.
Date Available: 12/25/2024

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