Name: Forget Carter: Newcastle on Film and Television (en Inglés)
Price: 19480.00 CLP
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Author: Chris Phipps
ISBN: 9780993195631

portada Forget Carter: Newcastle on Film and Television (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Newcastle Libraries & Information Service

Autor

Chris Phipps

Año

2016

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

168

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9780993195631

Forget Carter: Newcastle on Film and Television (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "Forget Carter: Newcastle on Film and Television (en Inglés)"

Many people know and associate Newcastle with TV and Film icons Get Carter, Byker Grove, The Tube and Our Friends in the North. However, do you know where Ralph Richardson stole money from in 1939? Why a den of spies were living in Jesmond in 1951? Who met Tommy Lee Jones on the High Level Bridge in 1988? Why Gateshead High Street was under siege in 2009? and which Newcastle flats seem to appear in every programme or film made in Newcastle? Media historian Chris Phipps takes us on his tour of Newcastle's film and TV covering old favourites like Payroll and Auf Wiedersehen Pet and shining light on some hidden gems such as The One and Only, Unconditional and The Clouded Yellow. With contributions from directors Ken Loach and Bryn Higgins, writers Peter Flannery, Ian La Frenais and Lee Hall and actors Melanie Hill, Victoria Elliot, Charlie Hardwick and Dave Johns, this book explores the background to the filming of many television programmes and films in Newcastle. Newcastle continues to be the perfect film set, seeing filming for Vera and Transformers: The Black Knight in 2016. Forget Carter! What could be next for this photogenic city?'