Robots from another planet
- Publication: Variety
- Date: 1965-05-12
- Author:
- Page: 61
- Language: English
Now in preparation:
CLOCHEMERLE
This classic French comedy about an essential public amenity is transferred with due pomp and ceremony to a new setting Scotland, land of the kilt.
THE GREAT ST TRINIAN'S TRAIN ROBBERY
Launder and Gilliat bring Ronald Searle's diabolical schoolgirls to the screen once again in a riotous spoof on the infamous British banknote raid.
THE WHOLE WORLD OVER
Lunder and Gilliat turn the spotlight of comedy on a pressing social dilemma ... the problem of keeping up with the neighbours.
LORD BYRON
Based on the lite of England's famous poet. To be directed by John Schlesinger from a screenplay by Frederick Raphael and use Souso D'Amico—who wrote 'Rocco and his Brothers'.
ALL IN GOOD TIME
Another Boulting Brothers production... Love and marriage observed with humour and insight by author Bill Naughton, From the play acclaimed by critics on Broadway and in London.
YOUNG AND SENSITIVE
A penetrating study of young love. To be directed by Ted Kotcheff, from the novel written by Don Robson while a prisoner in a British gaol. The novel won the 1963 Arthur Koestler award.
WHO'S FOR SEX?
The Boulting Brothers take a look at the British and sex ... An idea suggested by Malcolm Muggeridge as a suitable subject for satirical comment.
THE FIG TREE
Prom the Launder and Gnat team, 9 comedy about a very special fig tree with potent aphrodisiac fruit. Sun ripened in Southern Italy.
WOMAN ALONE
An original story by Doris Lessing ... a dramatic picture of a lonely woman's reaction to her broken marriage. To be directed ..by Ted Kotcheff.
THE GYPSUM FLOWER
In war-ravaged France, a group of resistance workers are trapped in their cave hideout ... Timebomb tension in a script by Leo Marks to be produced by Peter de Sarigny.
PLEASURE
Monica Vial will star in this Joseph Janni productoin from an original story by Brunelle, Rondi who wrote 'La Dolce Vita' and Fellini's '8½'
AND for the first time, British Lion enters the field of television films with ...
THE PIMPERNEL OF THE VATICAN
A series about the true-life exploits of Father Hugh O'Flaherty, a Roman Catholic priest in wartime Italy.
DR WHO AND THE DALEKS
Robots from another planet pit their wits against mere human beings in a computer-age fiction film, in colour, adapted from Britain's sensationally popular television series 'Dr Who'.
Lion International Films, Broadwick House, Broadwick Street, London W1. Telephone Gerrard 0224-6.
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- APA 6th ed.: (1965-05-12). Robots from another planet. Variety p. 61.
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