Cinema Salon with Producer Richard B Goodwin
http://archive.viff.org/e-blasts/vancity-theatre/2013/11/CS_BallOfFirePR.html
Before the screening we will be treated to the music of Roy and Rosemary, in person, in the atrium of the Vancity Theatre. This Piano Violin Duo is like no other. Their careers have already taken them from Carnegie Hall to The Beijing Olympics so we are thrilled to have two of Canada’s finest musicians performing at Cinema Salon. View a clip of Roy and Rosemary’s music.
CINEMA SALON with Producer Richard Goodwin. (producer of romeo and juliet and 7 years in tibet)
Present
BALL OF FIRE
Tuesday, November 5, 7:30pm
USA, 111 minutes, 1941, 35mm
DIRECTOR: Howard Hawks
CAST: Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyck, Oscar Homolka, Henry Travers, SZ Sakall, Dana Andrews, Dan Duryea
(USA, 1942, 111 min.)
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Once a month, Melanie Friesen invites a distinguished guest to present his/her favourite film. After the screening, audiences and guests have the opportunity to discuss the film over drinks and snacks in our spacious lounge.
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Before the screening we will be treated to the music of Roy and Rosemary, in person, in the atrium of the Vancity Theatre. This Piano Violin Duo is like no other. Their careers have already taken them from Carnegie Hall to The Beijing Olympics so we are thrilled to have two of Canada’s finest musicians performing at Cinema Salon. View a clip of Roy and Rosemary’s music.
Introduced by Richard Goodwin
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 Guest presenter:Richard Goodwin started in films as a tea boy after doing military service in the SAS (Special Air Service) in Malaya in 1955. He went on to watch Joan Collins walking with a book on her head whilst she was still a pupil in the Rank (The Rank Organisation was a British entertainment conglomerate) charm school. Up through the ranks, the first film he produced was TALES OF BEATRIX POTTER and then MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS, DEATH ON THE NILE, THE MIRROR CRACK’D, LITTLE DORRIT, A PASSAGE TO INDIA and SEVEN YEARS IN TIBET. Goodwin built a studio in Rotherhithe, London with his wife Christine Edzard which now thrives making period costumes for filmmakers worldwide. As Captain of his trusty barge, he made a PBS documentary called LEONTYNE BY BARGE FROM LONDON TO VIENNA and a series called BARGING THROUGH FRANCE. |
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