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Cameraman - the life and work of jack cardiff
now showing at the bfi southbank
THIS EVENT HAS NOW FINISHED
Cameraman illuminates a unique figure in British and international cinema: a man whose life and career are inextricably interwoven with the medium's history. Twice an Oscar-winner (after a 54-year interval), Cardiff helped elevate cinematography to an art form and dazzled with his groundbreaking vision and technical wizardry in such classics as A Matter of Life and Death, The Red Shoes, and The African Queen. In this insightful and entertaining profile, Martin Scorsese is but one among many to enthuse over the work of (according to Marilyn Monroe) 'the best cameraman in the world'.
News
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5 mins walk from Waterloo Station. NEXT TO THE LONDON EYEGary Kemp LIVE
Spandau Ballet star Gary Kemp played his most intimate gig. 7th June.blake edwards
It is sad to say farewell to the genius of Blake Edwardsmembership scheme
We have launched our membership scheme for unlimited visitsheston blumenthal
Heston recently visited the museum to get inspiration for his new seriesExhibitions
ray harryhausen
Extended till June 2012, Ray Harryhausen - Myths and Legends
Ray Harryhausen
In June 2010, Ray Harryhausen opened the Myths & Legends exhibition.
Charlie Chaplin
Visitors can discover exciting new insights into the life of Charles Chaplin...
batman and superman
We now have Batman and Superman here at the museum.
online archive
We are starting to put all the pieces we have in the museum online
Education
STORY OF LONDON
1ST - 10TH OCTOBER
The London Film Museum held a series of free film workshops for kids as part of the Story of London Festival and the finished films are now available to watch.
Museum News
new covent Garden site announced
The London Film Museum has enjoyed a successful 2010 and at the start of 2011 has unveiled an exciting new location situated at the heart of the Covent Garden area in London.
Indiana Jones (1981)
Magnum star Tom Selleck was almost cast as Indiana before Harrison Ford.
Star Wars (1977)
Christopher Walken was almost cast as
Han Solo
The Godfather (1972)
Frank Sinatra, Laurence Olivier and Anthony Quinn were almost cast as Vito Corleone before Marlon Brando
James Bond, The Living Daylights (1987)
Pierce Brosnan was almost cast before producers finally chose Timothy Dalton
Magnum star Tom Selleck was almost cast as Indiana before Harrison Ford.
Star Wars (1977)
Christopher Walken was almost cast as
Han Solo
The Godfather (1972)
Frank Sinatra, Laurence Olivier and Anthony Quinn were almost cast as Vito Corleone before Marlon Brando
James Bond, The Living Daylights (1987)
Pierce Brosnan was almost cast before producers finally chose Timothy Dalton
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