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Maureen Broughton was a pupil at Mountjoy Street school when the film was being made and recalls that her parents were extras in the production. Maureen tells us that Donald Sinden was her Mum's pin up and that "Lessons ground to a halt during the gunfire scenes which were very exciting for for us children. Returning to the location years later, the area had changed completely and the school ...
2. Jan. 2011 · The film shows crowds and police to the south end of Sidney Street, police pushing back the crowds, views of either side of Sidney Street with smoke from gunfire, police holding back crowds with difficulty, view of the building on fire from rooftop of building opposite. The Gaumont intertitles on the ITN copy read: [No main title] … “The police pushing back the crowd at the commencement of ...
31. Dez. 2014 · On 3 January 1911, the notorious gunfight in London's East End kicked off. Pathe explain what happened over the weeks leading up to the siege. Music: Constan...
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28. Juni 2016 · The second Siege of Sidney street was rolling on schedule. A few years ago, Mr Sean McBride – an otherwise estimable politician declares optimistically, “We have taken the gun out of Irish politics!” In January of 1960, the Irish film industry was competing with less constitutional industries to put it back again. Each of the three films ...
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3. Apr. 2009 · The most thorough account of “The Siege of Sidney Street” and the events leading up to it is a book by that title written by Donald Rumbelow, a City of London policeman. Rumbelow gives detailed accounts of the gang of refugees from Russian Latvia who were responsible for this and other sensational crimes in London during 1909-1911. There was the “Tottenham Outrage” of 1909, the ...
The Siege of Sidney Street was a modern day media spectacular. Dozens of photographers and film makers from British Pathé News – it was one of the first news stories captured on film – all assembled. You can view both postcard photographs of the events, below, and actual British Pathé newsreel, above, on We Were There Too. Winston ...
