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Slogans for the Screenwriter's Wall [Mackendrick on Film]

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Mackendrick: The Man Who Walked Away 3/6

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Graham Linehan on the Lady Killers (remake)

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Graham Linehan on the Lady Killers (remake)

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Writer and director Graham Linehan (Father Ted, The IT Crowd) introduces his Screen Epiphany - Alexander Mackendrick's The Ladykillers (1955). Linehan, who has written a stage version of the film, describes how he saw the movie on TV as a child and was delighted by its ruthlessness.

Graham Linehan was speaking at a screening of The Ladykillers shown courtesy of BFI Screen Epiphanies in partnership with American Express®.

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Writer and director Graham Linehan (Father Ted, The IT Crowd) introduces his Screen Epiphany - Alexander Mackendrick's The Ladykillers (1955). Linehan, who has written a stage version of the film, describes how he saw the movie on TV as a child and was delighted by its ruthlessness.

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Directed by Alexander Mackendrick
Produced by Michael Balcon and Seth Holt for Ealing Studios
Written by William Rose
Original music by Tristram Cary
Cinematography by Otto Heller
Film Editing by Jack Harris
Art Direction by Jim Morahan
Costume Design by Anthony Mendleson Sound supervisor: Stephen Dalby

Runtime: 97 mins

Leading players
Alec Guinness, Professor Marcus
Cecil Parker, Major Courtney
Herbert Lom, Louis 'Mr Harvey'
Peter Sellers, Harry, 'Mr Robinson'
Danny Green, One-Round, 'Mr Lawson'
Jack Warne,r Police Supt Dixon
Katie Johnson, Louisa Wilberforce
Philip Stainton, Police Sergeant
Frankie Howerd, Barrow boy
Kenneth Connor ,Taxi Driver

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Making A Story

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Story [Mackendrick on Film - sequences 4 & 5]

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Peter Seller's Spoof trailer of The Ladykillers

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Peter Seller's Spoof trailer of The Ladykillers

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By the end of the session, you will be able to confidently discuss Ealing Comedy films and have worked on a close reading of the film clips.

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To analyse and discuss the role and place of Ealing Comedies in the British Film Industry and to examine the narrative style of Alexander Mackendrick