16 + GUIDE - British Film Institute
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TIME OUT<br />
14 th July 1993, p.143<br />
Cinefile, by Brian Case<br />
Looking at the reasons why GET CARTER works as a film, Case particularly highlights Michael<br />
Caine’s performance. Contrary to Thomson’s point of view in England, noir England he states<br />
that the film is closer to America’s pulp tradition and therefore is atypically <strong>British</strong>. The article<br />
also mentions PERFORMANCE and THE LONG GOOD FRIDAY in assessing the film.<br />
The Long Good Friday (1979) Dir. John Mackenzie<br />
Books<br />
Most of the material on THE LONG GOOD FRIDAY can be found either in general texts on<br />
<strong>British</strong> crime cinema, or in journal and newspaper articles.<br />
KEEFFE, Barrie<br />
The long Good Friday.<br />
Methuen, 1984. 45p. illus.<br />
In the introduction to this screenplay, Barrie Keeffe lists in detail the events of the previous<br />
five years it took to get the film made from page to screen.<br />
Journal Articles<br />
NEON<br />
July 1998, pp.108-113<br />
East End boys, by Gareth Grundy<br />
An account of the making of the film, with quotes from all the key people involved. This also<br />
includes some reviews of the film from the time of its release in the cinema and what else was<br />
happening in 1981.<br />
FILM REVIEW<br />
February 1998, pp.56-61<br />
Call sheet: The long Good Friday, by Robert Sellers<br />
Sellers gives a detailed but entertaining account of the making of the film, the inspiration<br />
behind it and problems the filmmakers had with their initial backer Lord Grade and how they<br />
had to buy back the film to stop it being cut and shown on television instead of being given a<br />
theatrical release. This is a useful article for anyone wishing to read a concise account of the<br />
making of the film.<br />
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