Touring exhibition on the lost A V Bramble, 1920 adaptation of Wuthering Heights. Courtesy of the Early Cinema Research Project.
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We'll be touring our ever-changing exhibition on the lost 1920 adaptation of Wuthering Heights, and would love for you to join us. Please watch this space! (image courtesy of @BronteParsonage )
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The plot thickens…
@SkydMarxx Enter Jack Barth's Misfortunate Universe once more, in a new post on the 'true' story behind Working Title's 'Yesterday'... astudyinlight.substack.com/p…
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Ever wonder how Hollywood big-shots manage to steal credit from nobodies - and never get called out for it? Irfan Shah's devastatingly forensic dissection of arrogant pig™ Richard Curtis and his "cunning plan" might well be the definitive exposé.
@SkydMarxx Enter Jack Barth's Misfortunate Universe once more, in a new post on the 'true' story behind Working Title's 'Yesterday'... astudyinlight.substack.com/p…
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@SkydMarxx Enter Jack Barth's Misfortunate Universe once more, in a new post on the 'true' story behind Working Title's 'Yesterday'... astudyinlight.substack.com/p…
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Here's a new, free post on the same story: astudyinlight.substack.com/p…
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An incredible story. This one’s for any writer who ever got screwed over.
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You can find a pretty detailed telling of this story here. astudyinlight.substack.com/p… And there's more to come...
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You can find out more here: astudyinlight.substack.com/p… with more to come in the next few days.
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Here's another brief post on my patreon page: patreon.com/theshadowtraps/p…
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My latest Patreon post. A talk which includes the story of a little known, lost, motion picture sequence by Louis Le Prince (the only published account of it that I know of). patreon.com/theshadowtraps/p…
Straying into Bronte country, this forgotten novel contains some of the most beautiful descriptions of Yorkshire we’ve read. @LeedsLit @BradfordLitFest We should bring the work of Halliwell Sutcliffe into the light.
#Yorkshire "A yellow sun rising clear of the flaked strips of cloud that hung about the middle blue of heaven, and a low wind shaking the budding heather-tips and wrinkling the surface of standing pools" Halliwell Sutcliffe amazon.co.uk/Shameless-Wayne…
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And this is a fascinating but grim tale about Curtis as well: astudyinlight.substack.com/p…
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And if you can, search out Jack’s ‘Cover Version’ screenplay (he tweeted a link a few years ago) and imagine the film ‘Yesterday’ could have been.
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A bit earlier than expected, another new Patreon post. patreon.com/theshadowtraps/p…
Another wonderful ‘lost’ story for all motion picture devotees.
My latest post on Patreon. Another post on its way in the next couple of days! patreon.com/theshadowtraps/p…
A script-writing course co-tutored by script/story-editor and storyteller, @CathianneX of the #NorthernFilmSchool, Leeds. brontewritingcentre.uk/how-t…
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A script-writing course co-tutored by author/mentor Cathianne Hall of the #NorthernFilmSchool, Leeds. brontewritingcentre.uk/how-t…
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patreon.com/theshadowtraps/p… For Patreon followers of Louis Le prince: Here is the text to a talk I recently gave on A V Bramble's Wuthering Heights. It will evolve as our exhibition progresses - but here it is in its first iteration.
Thank you to everyone who braved the heat last night to see our little exhibition and hear our talk on the lost 1920 film adaptation of #WutheringHeights (and more). And thank you to @Bradfordlitfest for allowing us to be part of their wonderful festival.
Thank you to @bradfordlitfest for letting us be a part of their wonderful festival. We’ll be looking for left-of-centre locations whilst learning more about A V Bramble’s extraordinary lost film. Please join us on our journey!
