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persephone-nymph · 1 year
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Goldie Hawn filming “There’s a Girl in my Soup”, 1970.
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weirdlookindog · 10 months
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Twisted Nerve (1968)
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gatutor · 5 months
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Hayley Mills-Hywel Bennett "Luna de miel en familia" (The family way) 1966, de Roy Boulting.
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audiemurphy1945 · 1 month
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Brighton Rock(1948)
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ozu-teapot · 1 year
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Suspect | John Boulting / Roy Boulting | 1960
Thorley Walters, Sam Kydd
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mariocki · 1 year
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Suspect (The Risk, 1960)
"I'll be quite frank with you, Minister. Although I know nothing about politics, I've never felt that because I happened to be born in this country, it was the only country that mattered. I've tried to give it a fair return for what it has given me, and after that my loyalty is to the world. When you tell me it'd be treason to publish my work because some lunatic might use it to kill Englishmen, and I know that that stuff properly developed could save half a million lives outside this country, then I say it'd be treason to those half million if I don't."
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There lies a major, perhaps even a sufficient, reason, for the strange curse lying on our documentarists' ventures into fiction. Roy Boulting, Anthony Asquith and Carol Reed had made fictions films before turning to the wartime documentary, and quit documentary as soon, it seems, as they could. Ian Dalrymple, executive producer at the Crown Film Unit during the war years, had previously worked with Korda; he makes the bravest attempt at applying the documentary spirit of responsibility to post-war problems. John Grierson, while executive producer of Group 3 (1950-55), offered mainly sub-Ealing comedies so timid as to be positively ingratiating, and Group 3's best movies with their modest virtues break no new ground. Paul Rotha's one memorable feature, No Resting Place (1950) brings a sharply neo-realistic tone to the romantic shroud which usually envelopes Gaelic peasants. Among B features of limited resources his The Life of Adolf Hitler shockedly informs us that Horst Wessel was a homosexual. So what? What does that prove about Nazism? Given this moralising, this rhetoric, it's obvious why the film is so incoherent in its social perspectives.
Raymond Durgnat, A Mirror for England
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ferretfyre · 11 months
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I find myself asking is it really the home, the enviroment, the way a person is brought up that creates the neurotic, the psychopath, the psychotic? Or could it be some error in the chromosome structure working beyond the compass of our most powerful microscope?
Twisted Nerve (1968, dir. Roy Boulting)
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ludmilachaibemachado · 11 months
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Hayley Mills at her Chelsea home. A portrait of her by Roy Boulting hangs on the wall, 6th November 1969🌼🌸
Photo by Harry Fox📸
Via @isabelfutre on Instagram🌼🌸
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sleepythug · 6 months
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hiii!! got any B movie reccs you really like?
these are what come to mind when i think of "b" movies
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8 diagram pole fighter (1984, lau kar leung)
truck turner (1974, jonathan kaplan)
framed (1975, phil karlson)
god told me to (1976, larry cohen)
emperor of the north (1973, robert aldrich)
razorback (1984, russell mulcahy)
white dog (1983, samuel fuller)
danger: diabolik (1968, mario bava)
mr. majestyk (1974, richard fleischer)
conquest (1983, lucio fulci)
the man from hong kong (1974, bryan trenchard smith)
the lady in red (1979, lewis teague)
white line fever (1975, jonathan kaplan)
5 fingers of death (1972, jeong chang-hwa)
dirty mary, crazy larry (1974, john hough)
a fist full of talons (1983, sun chung)
pit stop (1969, jack hill)
dark of the sun (1968, jack cardiff)
poor pretty eddie (1975, david worth)
twisted nerve (1968, roy boulting)
death wish 3 (1985, michael winner)
seven black heroines (1983, chu yen-ping)
bmx bandits (1983, bryan trenchard smith)
death race 2000 (1975, paul bartel)
laserblast (1978, michael rae)
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citizenscreen · 1 year
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Colonel Frank Capra (right) of the US Army Signal Corps confers with Captain Roy Boulting of the British Army Film Unit on the editing of the film TUNISIAN VICTORY in 1944.
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gatutor · 1 year
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Peter Sellers-Goldie Hawn "Hay una chica en mi sopa" (There´s a girl in my soup) 1970, de Roy Boulting.
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audiemurphy1945 · 2 years
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Fame Is the Spur(1947)
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ozu-teapot · 1 year
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Suspect | John Boulting / Roy Boulting | 1960
Tony Britton, Donald Pleasence
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davidhudson · 2 years
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Richard Attenborough, August 29, 1923 - August 24, 2014.
Playing marbles with the cast during a break on the set of Roy Boulting’s The Guinea Pig (1948).
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yolacricket · 1 day
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