Letter: `Fair dealing' needed over showing excerpts of banned films on television 3 Edition 1

After being challenged that we had not seen the film, a special viewing was arranged at Wardour Street, London, after which we saw no reason to change our attitude; if anything, our opposition hardened. It was with considerable relief, and admiration of Mr [Stanley Kubrick]'s decision that not...

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Published inIndependent (London, England : 1986)
Main Author From MR R. F. GALE
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published London (UK) Independent Digital News & Media 26.10.1993
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Kubrick, Stanley
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Summary:After being challenged that we had not seen the film, a special viewing was arranged at Wardour Street, London, after which we saw no reason to change our attitude; if anything, our opposition hardened. It was with considerable relief, and admiration of Mr [Stanley Kubrick]'s decision that not many other film-makers would emulate, that we heard of the subsequent banning of the film by the maker.
ISSN:0951-9467