L B W U M H . W O to Bradford Industrial M to Cartwright Hall 81 T T A A 1 S L G A 6 R H P T A B N A A N Museum, Undercliffe 6 and Lister Park O K A I 6 5 N E N O O 6 P 5 R 5 I 8 0 S O N W Cemetery and I S 0 N D L N A R F A H R L G T Forster B G N Peel Park N S H E Bradford O L S R E I H U T S T W F E A Square O D A M . H R G G R K N A O A D M M T IP O O O H A Retail N A E D A E T I O O T H L D N L O to Bradford E E E R ON Park R Y R city centre M Y . B Royal Infirmary ST R T R M B D ST. UT O P S A L L E E T A . B E L H I Y R S D I L T T D S R R 6 F . OR E RE Y 1 R D W E ET . T 4 A S D L W I 4 A . LD D C D O O A T N T R S H A Room at the Top (1959) Billy Liar (1962) Movie. Trail: Bradford City Centre E O P . W V RI T O R O IS ES L T D E E T A A R TL E E People L EY E B S R S M B R E E T Y L N R 4 2 N E A A I S T C G T L L T. C O R N W E S R . A T H O A N A T Y A Director: Jack Clayton T M N T W S R T H O Director: John Schlesinger Steve Abbott (Born 1954) Tony Richardson (1928 – 1991) S E N T S P W A E D A A T S P R R R R R O A A K H N O O D O T E D E A W AS ERENDCast: R Simone Signoret, Laurence Harvey, T E . N K O Cast: Tom Courtenay, Julie Christie, Wilfred G E O C C AR A A T D R M D R A O T N B T U E . I R R A O C A R T . S N D R O T A E T D G 65 Originally trained A double Oscar-winner in 1964 for 3 V T S T N H O E T Heather8 Sears, Donald Wolfit S E S BRADFORD M IN Pickles, Rodney Bewes W S O T G AL T L E T S A W B N L E O S N E A . Forster Square E D as an accountant, directing and producing the smash B U O W Oastler T . O R A J It is hard to 6 S EE E R Q T H W T O S . S T 14 N I R T RA S T S R 5 B Y D T C L I Without D S Centre S L D 0 250m producer Steve hit Tom Jones, Tony Richardson was R A S I H O I R T E . D E L NU believe the T D T E B E H G A C P C S K A A R P doubt the Abbott was employed one of Britain’s finest filmmakers and O E P N H A A U L P E R T R A L N D P E S Bradford K . shock waves E N W A S I B P J I R P E . T AT R T N H A C I TE 0 5 mins A O E O IG R O M C S D KGA Cathedral A A leader of the by ex-Beatle undoubtedly the biggest director to R L N R A E J . D T E IR B R T W E 4 E T A K that jolted R L D T S S A DI R K S R O A 4 R E Approximate walking time pack when George Harrison at come out of Bradford to date. Born E A N W S L L E G D E T E L T . A T W A T E . IN Y Y R P T through F E ST LW C E it comes to Handmade Films at 28 Bingley Road, Saltaire in 1928 O W S G H K TON ROAD . D T PIECE O the literary R AT A . V GR T O A V where he worked on Richardson enjoyed considerable success T T T C E I E T the ‘kitchen S G L C E Kirkgate R E R L A E E E W E world Monty Python’s Life in the late 1950s and early 60s in the O Y 4 Y R Little R E R Shopping D R sink’ films R T N T G E E D T T Peace . 5S R L Germany A S A S when John of Brian and met the team for the first vanguard of the British ‘new wave’ with O Centre G TE L L R ROAD A K Museum A ST. HILLS D G of the late LISTER R R A L A B I E E S W L S K T N P T ET Braine’s time. In 1979, he became the Python’s films such as A Taste of Honey and The US . The Wool Exchange T P R R S H TB E E N I 1950s and M IV R A ET R I Y N A C E S E H G J Business Manager and in 1986 helped Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner. I G N R O A novel of sex H T AT L K E C E S LE E E G VE M H S E E T T N P NTNO early 1960s, T U R T S N R H set up Prominent Features, the production H BR T S S ST. and lust hit O O E ID 4R T E S T R T GE E A . S N T Y DS RO Bradford N T E N . R K S EE AD E T Billy Liar is A R E T D. T T. L R company responsible for many projects D L E ON R EE R Y Y Playhouse T the book James Hill (1919 – 1994) E E T R RMAN R A A T a Bradford 2 T E E by Python members. Steve is currently ID S OA 2 D B U M W . A S D L E T 64 G A D St. 7 shelves L A S L Impressions Gallery R N L O EED film through chair of the City of Film Board LO I R George’s T S R Beginning his film career making Centenary Crown E O in March R H Bradford Bradford Gallery B S D AD O G A A64 C Square Hall E Court 7 and through. A G College Bradford Big Screen R O documentaries with the GPO film unit D N A Q 6 K E R 1957. The novel tells the story of Joe Lampton who I R CHA City A O L U NNING N B L R E In a North Country industrial town, a provincial Simon Beaufoy (Born 1967) S P W 4 E and during the WWII with the RAF Film T A M E Hall D G L LEGEND L O T B R A B arrives in the fictional town of Warnley determined to U N WE R E Y R A T L LL E C I S ID D undertaker’s clerk Billy Fisher (Tom Courtenay) Unit, he made a film for Granada about L E N G S S T G R E makeFU something of himself. T A T C N E R PedestrianLL roadsER Nominated for an I A I TON Bradford R D . E . FILE STR exists in a drab monotony but escapes, Walter Fidel Castro’s rise to power, Cuba…si! E Alhambra S C A T Y ST EET N ’ Magistrates L T I REE S S T College E A L R The Leisure Oscar in 1997 for T D V Y R Theatre A E Buses only and, for BP, Guiseppina, a film showing A T Court E E S Mitty like, into a world of fantasy and invention. O . W H T 2 Exchange L R He sets his sightsE on the daughter of a rich AT . A P U his script for The Full RE H T L A 7 I E the comings and goings at a remote G ORTO N 3 S Y 1 T The district became the backdrop for the film: the 8 H R Y S G 2 N Placeindustrialist, of Interest but falls in love with an unhappily E T L N 1 S Monty, Keighley-born R R National 6 E U petrol station in Italy. The film won an University O O O A S M L BRADFORD Victoria Hotel, War Memorial, Victoria Square, and V M T G Media S married older woman, Alice Aisgill.