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Another shore. [From the novel by Kenneth Reddin; screenplay by Walter Meade.
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Ealing, Ealing Studios Production, 1948]
1948
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Another shore) | Item locationOffsite |
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Black narcissus, written, produced and directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger. [Adapted from the novel by Rumer Godden.
Text
London? Independent Producers Ltd., c1947]
1947
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Black narcissus) | Item locationOffsite |
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Blackmailed [from the novel Mrs. Christopher by Elizabeth Myers.
Text
n.p., 1951]
1951
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Blackmailed) | Item locationOffsite |
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The Lost people. [Screenplay by Bridget Boland; based on the play, Cockpit by Bridget Boland.
Text
London? General Film Distributors, Ltd., c1949]
1949
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Lost people) | Item locationOffsite |
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The Browning version [by Terence Rattigan; screenplay by Terence Rattigan.
Text
London, Javelin Films, Ltd., c1951]
1951
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Browning version) | Item locationOffsite |
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Madness of the heart. [Adapted from the screen by Charles Bennett from the novel by Flora Sandstrom]
Text
[London, 1949]
1949
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Madness of the heart) | Item locationOffsite |
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Madness of the heart) | Item locationOffsite |
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Crash of silence. [Scrrenplay by Nigel Balchin and Jack Whittingham. Adpated from "The day is ours" by Hilda Lewis.
Text
London, 1952]
1952
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Crash of Silence) | Item locationOffsite |
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Curtain up. [Screenplay by Michael Pertwee and Jack Davies; adapted from the play On Monday next.
Text
London? Constellation Films Ltd., 1942]
1942
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Curtain up) | Item locationOffsite |
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Meet me tonight [based on three plays from Noel Coward's Tonight at 8:30]
Text
London? J. Arthur Rank Organisation, 1952]
1952
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Meet me tonight) | Item locationOffsite |
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Dear Mr. Prohack [adapted from the novel "Mr. Prohack" by Arnold Bennett and the play by Arnold Bennett and Edward Knoblock.
Text
n.p., 1949]
1949
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Dear Mr. Prohack) | Item locationOffsite |
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Dear murderer [screenplay by Muriel and Sydney Box and Peter Rogers, from the play by St. John Legh Clowes] Post-production shooting script with full dialogue, music and action cues and 'spotting' continuity.
Text
London, 1947.
1947
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Dear murderer) | Item locationOffsite |
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Desperate moment, domestic version; from the novel by Martha Albrand [pseud.] Screenplay by Patrick Kirwan and George H. Brown. Produced by George H. Brown, directed by Compton Bennett.
Text
[London? 1953]
1953
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Desperate moment. 1953 (Post production script)) | Item locationOffsite |
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Don't ever leave me. [Adapted from the story "Wide guy" by Anthony Armstrong [pseud.]; screenplay by Robert Westerby.
Text
n.p., Triton Production, 1949]
1949
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Don't ever leave me) | Item locationOffsite |
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Dulcimer street. [Screen play by Sidney Gilliat and J.B. Williams. From the novel "London belongs to me" by Norman Collins.
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Pinewood, Eng., Independent Producers Ltd., c1948]
1948
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Dulcimer street) | Item locationOffsite |
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Easy money [screenplay by Muriel and Sydney Box, adapted from Arnold Ridley's play Easy money] Post production shooting script with full dialogue, music and action cues, and coded 'spotting' continuity.
Text
London, 1948.
1948
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Easy money) | Item locationOffsite |
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The end of the river, after the novel by Desmond Holdridge. [Screenplay by Wolfgang Wilhelm]
Text
[London?] Independent Producers Ltd., c1947.
1947
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (End of the river. 1947) | Item locationOffsite |
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Esther Waters. [From the novel by George Moore; screen adaptation by Michael Gordon and William Rose, additional dialogue by Gerard Tyrrell.
Text
n.p., 1948]
1948
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Esther Waters) | Item locationOffsite |
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The Net (project M.7). American version. [Screenplay by William Fairchild, adapted from the novel by John Pudney.
Text
London, Two Cities Films, c1953]
1953
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Net. American version) | Item locationOffsite |
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Fools rush in. [Screen play by Geoffrey Kerr. From the play by Kenneth Horne]
Text
[London? Pinewood Films Ltd., c1949]
1949
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Fools rush in) | Item locationOffsite |
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Great expectations [by Charles Dickens] Adapted for the screen by David Lean, Ronald Neame [and] Anthony Havelock-Allan. Produced by Ronald Neame, directed by David Lean.
Text
[London?] 1947.
1947
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Great expectations) | Item locationOffsite |
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The Perfect woman. [From a play by Wallace Geoffrey and Basil Mitchell, adapted for the screen by George Black and Bernard Knowles.
Text
n.p., 1949]
1949
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Perfect woman) | Item locationOffsite |
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Portrait from life. [Original story by David Evans; screenplay by Frank Harvey, jnr. and Muriel & Sydney Box.
Text
n.p., 1948?]
1948
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Portrait from life) | Item locationOffsite |
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Prelude to fame. [Screenplay by Robert Westerby, additional dialogue by Bridge Boland. Based on the story "Young Archimedes" by Aldous Huxley.
Text
London, 1950]
1950
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Prelude to fame) | Item locationOffsite |
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A Queen is crowned [narrative by Christopher Fry.
Text
London? J. Arthur Rank Organisation, 1953]
1953
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Queen is crowned) | Item locationOffsite |
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Hungry hill [Screenplay by Terence Young and Daphne du Maurier] from the novel by Daphne du Maurier.
Text
[London] A Two Cities Film, released through General Films Distributors, Ltd. [195-?]
195
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Hungry hill) | Item locationOffsite |
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The importance of being earnest.
Text
[London, 1952]
1952
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Importance of being earnest. 1952 (Domestic version)) | Item locationOffsite |
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Joanna Godden; post production shooting script with full dialogue, music, sound effects and action continuity.
Text
[London?] 1947.
1947
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Joanna Godden) | Item locationOffsite |
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The Romantic age [based on the novel Lycee de jeunes filles, by Serge Veber. Adapted for the screen by Edmont T. Grenville. Screenplay by Edward Dryhurst and Peggy Barnwell.
Text
London] Released by General Film Distributors, ltd. [1949]
1949
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Romantic age (Released by General Film Distributors)) | Item locationOffsite |
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Secret people. [Screenplay by Thorold Dickinson and Wolfgang Wilhelm. Additional dialogue by Christianna Brand. From Thorold Dickinson's original story; with acknowledgements to Joyce Cary.
Text
London, Ealing Studies Production, 1951]
1951
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Secret people) | Item locationOffsite |
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Tony draws a horse [from the comedy by Lesley Storm, pseud.; screenplay by Brock Williams.
Text
London, 1950]
1950
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Tony draws a horse) | Item locationOffsite |
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Traveller's joy; [Based on the play by Arthur Macrae; screenplay by Bernard Quayle and Allan Mackinnon.
Text
n.p., 1951]
1951
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Traveller's joy. 1951) | Item locationOffsite |
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Turn the key softly. [From the novel by John Brophy; screenplay by Jack Lee and Maurice Cowan.
Text
n.p., 1953]
1953
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Turn the key softly) | Item locationOffsite |
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Uncle Silas [by Sheridan Le Fanu; screenplay by Ben Travers]
Text
London, 1948.
1948
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Uncle Silas) | Item locationOffsite |
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Venetian bird; domestic version [Screenplay by Victor Canning from his novel Venetian bird.
Text
n.p., 1952]
1952
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Venetian bird. 1952 (Post production script)) | Item locationOffsite |
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Waterfront [screenplay by John Brophy and Paul Soskin from the novel by John Brophy.
Text
London, Conqueror Films, ltd.] released through General Film Distributors, ltd. [c1950]
1950
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Waterfront) | Item locationOffsite |
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Boys in brown : post production script.
Text
1950.
1950
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| FormatText | Call numberMFLM+ (Boys in brown) | Item locationOffsite |
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Noel Coward's Blithe spirit / the Samuel Goldwyn Company ; a Two Cities film ; a Noel Coward-Cineguild production ; Rank Organisation ; General Film Distributors Limited ; adapted for the screen by David Lean, Ronald Neame, Anthony Havelock-Allan ; directed by David Lean ; produced by Noel Coward.
Moving image
[Los Angeles, CA] : Hallmark Home Entertainment, [1997]
1997
1 item
| Format | Call number | Item location |
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| FormatMoving image | Call numberNCOX 1281 | Item locationPerforming Arts Research Collections - TOFT |
Available by appointment at Performing Arts Research Collections - TOFT
Romeo and Juliet [videorecording] / The J. Arthur Rank Organisation presents a Universalcine-Verona Production ; produced by Sandro Ghenzi, in association with Joseph Janni ; [written by] William Shakespeare ; adapted for the screen and directed by Renato Castellani ; released through General Film Distributors.
Moving image
Princeton, N.J. : Films for the Humanities, c1987.
1987-1954
2 items
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| FormatMoving image | Call numberNCOX 560 Videocassette 2 | Item locationPerforming Arts Research Collections - TOFT |
Available by appointment at Performing Arts Research Collections - TOFT
| Format | Call number | Item location |
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| FormatMoving image | Call numberNCOX 560 Videocassette 1 | Item locationPerforming Arts Research Collections - TOFT |
Available by appointment at Performing Arts Research Collections - TOFT
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