Paul Burton, Morris Bright
A Celebration of Film and Television
Price: £30.00
Imprint: O'Mara Books
Publication date: 22/10/2015
ISBN: 9781782433811
Subject: Non-Fiction
Category: Autobiography & Memoir
Binding: Hardback
Size: Other
Extent: 192 pages
Territorial Rights: World (All Languages)
Edition Status: Out of Print
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Enquire nowElstree Studios celebrates almost a century at the heart of British film-making, producing classics such as Ice Cold in Alex and The Dam Busters, as well as Star Wars, Indiana Jones and The King's Speech
Includes anecdotes and interviews from actors, directors and staff who have worked at the studios, including Sir Michael Caine, Dame Thora Hird, Steven Spielberg, Sir Roger Moore and Barbara Windsor
This beautifully packaged coffee-table book is filled with full-colour and black and white film stills and photographs that tell the story of this iconic studio
Co-authored by Morris Bright, Chairman of the Board of Directors at Elstree Studios, and Paul Burton, who has worked on projects relating to the history of Elstree Studios for a decade
Morris Bright is Chairman of the Board of Directors at Elstree Studios. Morris has worked as a journalist - both as a writer and broadcast journalist - for twenty-five years. He has written several books on film, one of which, for the BBC, ranked within The Times newspaper's Top Ten bestsellers. Titles he has authored include the definitive histories of Pinewood Studios and Shepperton Studios. He has worked on projects relating to the history of Elstree Studios for twenty years. Morris continues to produce features and act as a consultant in film, television and other media and is a regular guest broadcaster on British television and radio. He is also a member of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts.
Paul Burton is a prolific writer, producer and theatre, film & TV historian. His previous credits include working with Gary Morecambe and the Eric Morecambe Estate on Eric Morecambe: Lost and Found (2012). More recently, Paul has worked as a writer, researcher and archivist on projects - including a TV documentary - relating to the Hippodrome Casino and Matcham Room in London. Paul has been working on projects relating to the history of Elstree Studios for twenty years. His passion and enthusiasm for London's No.1 Film and Television Studio is well known to many in the industry, and to those who run the facility.