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Kosmorama-Leksikon Udarbejdet Af Michael Blædel Kosmorama-leksikon ENGLAND Udarbejdet af Michael Blædel - Inger Hvidtfeldt - Jan Kornum Larsen Anvendte forkortelser F = fotograf I = instruktør Kl = klipper Ko = kostumer Ma = manuskript Mu = musik P = producer S = skuespiller Sp = speaker For et par år siden blev konklusionen på et London-seminar om engelsk film formuleret med følgende spontane ud­ brud: »Look at the talent we’ve got in Britain«. Hvorefter deltagerne bittert konsta­ terede, at talentet alt for sjældent blev brugt. Instruktører, der tidligere havde demonstreret bemærkelsesværdigt talent, gik enten arbejdsløse eller måtte tage til takke med ligegyldige bestillingsopga ver. For skuespillerne var situationen knap så fortvivlende, men heller ikke blandt dem er det hurraråb, der lyder. Kort før sin død afleverede skuespil­ leren Robert Shaw følgende salve: »The best films being made today are by Americans for Americans in Ame­ rica. You cannot beat them. You must join them. England is finished. I never even go there anymore... There will not be an english film renaissance unless America finances it. And Who's the youngest British star today? Sean Connery? Richard Burton?« Shaws pessimisme var og er til en vis grad forståelig. Men der er dog andre stjerner i England end Connery og Burton, og umiddelbart efter dem eksisterer der en lang række lovende talenter, der venter på deres chance. Talentmassen er stor både blandt en­ gelske skuespillere og engelske tek­ nikere. Derfor dette leksikon — selvom engelsk film ganske rigtigt ikke syner af meget. 185 ALCOTT, John - fotograf. Bedst kendt for Class/Den herskende klasse; The Gaunt 70: Loot/Det bare røveri; The Magic Chri- samarbejdet med Stanley Kubrick. Alcott er Woman; Man of la Mancha=L’uomo della stian/Magic Christian - En beatle i paradis; for øjeblikket igang med Kubrick’s nye film Mancha/Manden fra la Mancha (Den umu­ The Last Grenade; Don’t Make Me Laugh »The Shining«. Litt: American Cinematog- lige drøm) (USA/IT); Night Hair Child/ (Kortf-Sp); Oh, What a Lovely War/Åh, sik­ rapher, March 76. Film: Vindueskiggeren. 73: Theatre of Biood/ ken herlig krig (I) 71: A Severed Head; 10 71: A Clockwork Orange. 74: Little Malcolm Blodkabinettet; The Machintosh Man/Med Rillington Place = TheKillerfrom Rillington and his Struggle Against the Eunuchs. 75: ryggen mod muren; Man at the Top; La tua Place/Kvæleren fra Rillington Place. 72: Overlord/Den beskidte krig; Barry Lyndon. presenza nuda (IT/TY/SP); The Final Pro- Young Winston/Den unge eventyrer (I). 74: 76: March or Die/Fremmedlegionens Helte. gramme. 74: Edward the Seventh/Edward Rosebud/Operation Rosebud (USA); And 77: The Disappearance. (JKL) VII (TV-serie i 13 afsnit); The Internecine Then There Were None (Ten Little Indians) Project. 76: Sky Riders (USA/GR); Candles- = E poi non ne rimase nesumo=Ein Un- hoe; The Passover Plot (USA/ISR). 77: The bekannter rechnet ab/En af os er morderen ANDERSON, Lindsay (17.4.1923)- instruk­ Prince and the Pauper=Crossed Swords/ (SP/TY/GB/FR/IT). 75: Brannigan/Branni- tør. I de senere år har han været påfaldende Krydsede klinger (PAN); Equus/Hestegu- gan slår til. 76: Conduct Unbecoming/ inaktiv. Dette kan dels skyldes »O Lucky den. 78: The Four Feathers; The Big Sleep; Regimentets ære. 77: A Bridge Too Far/ Man!«s manglende økonomiske succes, The Medusa Touch/Den mand er farlig Broen ved Arnhem (I). 78: The Chess Players dels engelsk films situation i almindelig­ (GB/FR); Death on the Nile/Døden på Nilen; = Shatrani ke Khilari (Indien); Magic (!) hed. Foruden spillefilm har han også lavet Superman. (MB) (USA). (MB) reklamefilm, samt af og til vist sig som skuespiller i mindre roller. I 69 bestyrelses­ formand i British Film Institute. Litt: Eliza­ beth Sussex: »Lindsay Anderson«, Studio Vista, 1969; Kosmorama 117. Film: (siden Filmens HHH, IV): 73: O Lucky Man! (+ Co-P + S); MyAin Folk (P). 75: In Celebration. (JKL) ANDERSON, Michael (1920) - instruktør. Begyndte som drengeskuespiller i 1936 (»The Housemaster«), blev derefter altmu­ ligmand bag kameraet, som assistent for Anthony Asquith på »Pygmalion« i 38, som production manager for David Lean på »Havet er vor skæbne« i 42 og som klippe­ assistent for Carol Reed på »The Way Ahead« i 44. Under krigen var han tilknyttet British Army Film Unit, hvor han arbejdede sammen med Peter Ustinov på bl.a. »School for Secrets«. Efter krigen blev han fast klip­ per og instr-assistent på Two Cities Studio, hvorfra Ustinov hentede ham til »Private An­ gelo« i 1949. Film: 49: Private Angelo (i samarb. m. Ustinov). 50: Waterfront. 51: Night Was Our Friend; Hell is Sold Out/En trekant i Paris. 52: House of the Arrow. 53: Will Any Gentleman. 55: The Dam Busters/Mørkets eskadrille. 56: 1984 (GB/USA); Around the World in 80 Days/Jorden rundt i 80 dage (USA). 57: Yangtse Incident/lmperiets sønner. 58: Chase a Crooked Shadow/Fældende bevis (USA). 59: Shake Hånds With the Devil/ Kampen uden nåde (IR/USA); The Wreck of Mary Deare/Mary Deares forlis (USA). 60: All the Fine Young Cannibals/To gange let­ sind (USA). 61: The Naked Edge/Mordgår- den Jason Roote. 63: Flight From As- hiya=Ashiya no Hiko/S.O.S.Ashiya (JAP/ USA); Wild and Wonderful/En hund efter kærlighed. 65: Operation Crossbow (USA/IT). 66: The Quiller Memorandum (GB/USA). 68: The Shoes of the Fisher- man/Fiskerens sko (Uds. 70 i Danmark, 72 i England). 72: Pope Joan/Pave Johanne- den udvalgte. 75: Doc Savage-The Man of Bronze/Doc Savage - superhelt (USA). 76: Conduct Unbecoming/Regimentets ære; Logan’s Run/Flugten fra fremtiden (USA). 77: Orca...Killer Whale/Orca-dræberhvalen APTED, Michael (10.2.1941) - instruktør. BAKER, Stanley (28.2.1927 - 10.6.1976) - (USA). 78: Dominique. (MB) Har som så mange andre nyere engelske skuespiller. Film (siden Filmens HHH, IV): instruktører fået sin uddannelse ved fjern­ 69:The Italian Job/Maxi-job i Mini-biler; The synet, hvortil han kom i 1963. Projekt: »B.A. Last Grenade/Hævnens patrulje; The Ga­ ANDREWS, Harry (10.11.1911) — skuespil­ M.«.Film: mes. 70: Perfect Friday; Popsy Pop (FR/IT). ler. Medvirkede i 1975 i den aldrig færdig­ 72: The Triple Echo/Det sidste skud. 74: 71: Una lucertola con la pelle di donna (IT/ gjorte »The New Spartans«. Film (siden Stardust. 76: Squeeze/Kniven på struben; FR/SP). 72: Innocent Bystanders/Vend Filmens HHH, IV): Trick or Treat (Aldrig færdiglavet). 78: ikke ryggen til. 74: Zorro (FR/IT). (JKL) 70: Entertaining Mr. Sloane; Too Late the Agatha. (JKL) Hero/De sidste helte (USA). 71: Wuthering Heights/Stormfulde højder; Nicholas and BANNEN, lan (29.6.1928) - skuespiller. Alexandra/Nicolai og Alexandra (USA); ATTENBOROUGH, Richard (28.8.1923) - Født i Skotland. Blev opdaget af en talent­ Burke and Hare; The Nightcomers/Den nat­ Skuespiller og instruktør. Film (siden Fil­ spejder under en ferie i Irland. Dette førte lige gæst. 72:1 Want What I Want; The Ruling mens HHH, IV): til teaterroller bl.a. i det senere Royal Sha- 186 kespeare Company. Hovedsageligt birolle­ 69: The Appointment (USA); Midnight Cow­ BOGARDE, Dirk (28.3.1920) — skuespiller. skuespiller. Især kendt fra film af John boy (USA); On Her Majesty’s Secret Ser- Film (siden Filmens HHH, IV): Boulting, Robert Aldrich og Sidney Lumet. vice/Agent 007 i Hendes Majestæts Hem­ 70: Upon This Rock (TV). 71: Morte a Ve- Film: melige Tjeneste. 70: The Last Valley/Den nezia=La Mort å Venise/Døden i Venedig 55: Private's Progress/Hærens sorte får. store Krig; Murphy’s War/Murphy gåri krig; (IT/FR). 73: Le Serpent=ll serpente/ 56: The Long Arm/Falske nøgler. 57: Mi- Monte Walsh/Vestens hårde drenge (USA). Spionkrigen (FR/TY/IT). 74: II portiere di racle in Soho/En gade i London; Yang-Tse 71: Walkabout; Diamonds Are Forever/ notte/Natportieren (IT). 75: Permission to Incident; The Birthday Present. 58: A Tale Diamanter varer evig*t; Follow Me/Skyg min Kill=Vollmacht zum Mord/Grønt lys for of Two Cities/To byer; Behind the Mask/ kone; Mary, Queen of Scots/Marie Stuart drab (GB/USA/ØSTR.). 77: Providence Bag lægens maske; She Didn’t Say No. 59: - Dronning af Skotland; Alice’s Adventures (FR/SCHW); A Bridge Too Far/Broen ved Carlton-Browne of the F.O./Diplomati skal in Wonderland. 73: A Doll’s House/Et duk­ Arnhem. 78: Despair=Eine Reise Ins dertil. 60: Suspect; A French Mistress/Vor kehjem. (Patrick Garlands version). 74: The Licht/Den desperate mand (FR/TY). (MB) franske frøken. 61: Macbeth. 63: Station Six Man with theGolden Gun/Manden med den Sahara/Ørkenhelvedet; Psyche 59. 64: Mi­ gyldne pistol; The Day of the Locust/Kata- ster Moses/Diamantsmugleren fra Guld­ strofenatten(USA); The Tamarind Seed/Det BOLT, Robert (15.8.1924) - instruktør og kysten (USA). 65: The Hill/Højen; Rotten to begyndte på Barbados; The Dove/Jorden manuskripforfatter. Universitetssksamen the Core; The Flight of the Phoenix/Vinger rundt med hende (USA). 76: Robin and i historie fra Manchester University. Be­ til Fugl Fønix (USA). 67: The Sailor from Marian/Robin Hood og Marian (USA); King gyndte sin karriere med at skrive radiospil. Gibraltar/Kvinden fra Gibraltar. 68: Lock Up Kong (USA). 77: The Deep/Drama i dybet Blev sidenhen kendt som forfatter af teater­ Your Daughters. 69: La spina dorsale del (USA); The White Buffalo (USA); First Love stykker. Han brød definitivt igennem i 61 diavolo/Den blodige brigade (IT/JUG). 70: (USA). 78: The Betsy/De korrupte; The med »A Man for All Seasons«, der havde Too Late the Hero/De sidste helte (USA); Game of Death. (JKL) stor succes både i West End og på Broad- Sunday, Bloody Sunday/Den Satans søn­ way, hvor det gik i 2 V2 år. Robert Bolt fik en dag.
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