She Stoops to Conquer
At last we got it on air! Actually "at last" is a misnomer, Sky Arts transmitted the film and documentary ("A Gooseberry Fool - Oliver Goldsmith Stoops to Conquer) a matter of weeks after we delivered the master tapes. As promised, there is something on the website about the project, but there will be more as we explore ways of getting the films out to as many people as possible.
Both films received a great deal of press coverage, almost all of it very favourable, although one broadsheet was sniffy about the direction and acting in the main film, which rather begs the question - why bother making it pick of the day?
Congratulations to cast and crew for making this film so watchable and thanks to Sky Arts for helping to make it happen. There are more epics in the pipeline, but for now I must try and sell this one and - yes - do things like update the website!
Both films received a great deal of press coverage, almost all of it very favourable, although one broadsheet was sniffy about the direction and acting in the main film, which rather begs the question - why bother making it pick of the day?
Congratulations to cast and crew for making this film so watchable and thanks to Sky Arts for helping to make it happen. There are more epics in the pipeline, but for now I must try and sell this one and - yes - do things like update the website!
posted by Tony Britten - Capriol comment at
14:09
1 Comments:
Have often wondered why critics will make something their pick of the day and then when you read it they don't actually like it! It couldn't be they are more interested in what they write than what they are writing about! To misquote "those who can do, those who can't criticise...".
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