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Hammer Films– A Life In
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by Wayne Kinsey
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ISBN 978-0-9531926-9-4
240 pages, colour and B&W
265 x 190mm, hardback
Foreword by Nigel Arthur - Curator BFI Stills
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OVER 600 PHOTOS!
Last year, several boxes of never-seen-before photos of Hammer Films
productions was archived by Hammer expert Wayne Kinsey for the British
Film Institute. Kinsey and the BFI were so impressed by the collection,
that it was agreed the best should be published.
Through these rare and mostly previously unseen images, Hammer
Films – A Life in Pictures tells the visual story of
Hammer’s output. You will be guided through this wonderful collection
of photos by Kinsey himself,the celebrated author of Hammer Films
– the Elstree Studios Years and Hammer Films –
the Bray Studios Years. Hammer Films – A Life in
Pictures explores the wider and fascinating side of one of
the British film industry's greatest success stories, showing once and
for all that Hammer was not just a purveyor of cheap horror pictures.
In fact, they made films in a number of different genres such as war
thrillers, gritty dramas, comedies and colourful swashbuckling adventures.
Some of these were among their best films; 1959 is a case in point which
included such classics as Never Take Sweets from a Stranger,
Hell is a City and Yesterday's Enemy, the latter of
which earned Hammer BAFTA nominations for best picture, best actor and
best supporting actor. Hammer's films also benefited from an expert
team of actors and technicians, including big names that on first glance
would never have thought to be associated with Hammer including Robert
Aldrich, Ken Adam, Joe Losey, Bette Davis, Tallulah Bankhead, Donald
Sutherland, Joan Fontaine, Richard Widmark, Ursula Andress and Raquel
Welch.