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11. Aug. 2005 · Shepperton Babylon: Directed by Ben McPherson. With Charlie Higson, Lewis Macleod, Kate Robbins, Tallulah Bankhead. A sardonic look at the dark secrets of the British Film Industry of the 1920s and 30s, where scandal and sordid behaviour was almost as rife as in Hollywood.
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- Charlie Higson, Lewis Macleod, Kate Robbins
- Ben Mcpherson
11. Aug. 2005 · A sardonic look at the dark secrets of the British Film Industry of the 1920s ands 30s, where scandal and sordid behaviour was almost as rife as in Hollywood. With the voices of Lewis Macleod and Kate Robbins . Narrated by Charlie Higson.
20. Aug. 2020 · Here you'll meet the actress who remembers the night in 1920 when her father cheated her out of a Hollywood contract; the screenwriter who, one night in 1924, watched his film idols snort cocaine from an illuminated glass dance floor on the bank of the Thames at Maidenhead; the genteel Scottish comedienne who, at the age of fifty-five, reinvente...
16. Feb. 2006 · Shepperton Babylon. Matthew Sweet. 4.02. 125 ratings20 reviews. This is a wonderful secret history of British movies that includes the scandals, the suicides, the immolations and the contract killings - the product of thousands of conversations with veteran film-makers.
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7. Feb. 2006 · Shepperton Babylon bridges the gap between the reader, and the celluloid lost to time: when Cecil Hepworth went bankrupt in 1924, his entire back catalogue of negatives was bought by a dealer who melted them down into resin for water-proofing the canvas of aircraft wings.
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Shepperton Babylon: The Lost Worlds of British Cinema. Matthew Sweet. Faber & Faber, 2005 - Actors - 388 pages. If you thought the British film industry was a genteel, conservative sort of...
16. Feb. 2006 · Shepperton Babylon. Paperback – February 16, 2006. This is a wonderful secret history of British movies that includes the scandals, the suicides, the immolations and the contract killings - the product of thousands of conversations with veteran film-makers.
- Paperback
- Matthew Sweet
