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The James Bond film Live and Let Die achieves an audience of 23.5 million, the highest ever for UK commercial television. [MORE] [ADD} |
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The Rank Organisation withdraws from film production. [MORE] [ADD} |
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The Film Act receives Royal Assent, meaning the life of the UK film exhibition quota, the Eady levy and the National Film Finance Corporation is extended , and the NFFC’s accumulated debts are written off. [MORE] [ADD} |
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The filming of Reds, Warren Beatty’s epic saga about American Communist John Reed, is completed on location in London. [MORE] [ADD} |
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Great Britain 1980 - Other Films of Note |
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Babylon (Franco Rosso) [MORE] [ADD} |
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Bad Timing (Nicolas Roeg) [MORE] [ADD} |
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The Falls (Peter Greenaway) [MORE] [ADD} |
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The Great Rock ‘n’ Roll Swindle (Julien Temple) [MORE] [ADD} |
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The Long Good Friday (John MacKenzie) [MORE] [ADD} |
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Rude Boy (Jack Hazan, David Mingay) [MORE] [ADD} |
