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Its win of four. Oscars (including Best Picture) and six other nominations in 1. Tony Richardson's British film was an especially. Swingin' Sixties' film because of its bawdy. Albert Finney) in 1. England. The Fabulous Four Beatles, who had invaded the US with.

Beatlemania in 1. Richard Lester's fast- paced, inventive rock.

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A Hard Day's Night (1. Beatles' return to England) - a day in the life of the. Help! (1. 96. 5). A few years. later, a third Beatles- related film, the UK's animated, kaleidoscopic. Yellow Submarine (1. George. Martin, featured a Nowhere Man, actors' voices standing in for the actual. Beatles, and an invasion of Blue Meanies on Pepperland.

Other. British films such as John Schlesinger's Darling (1. Far. From the Madding Crowd (1. Georgy Girl (1. 96. Lewis. Gilbert's sex comedy Alfie (1. Julie Christie, Lynn Redgrave and Michael Caine (also Vanessa. Redgrave, Glenda Jackson and others).

Oscar- winning Maggie Smith starred. The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1. Edinburgh. about an exceptional, free- thinking teacher whose pupils were "the. Director Ken Loach's low- budget debut film Kes. David Bradley) from the. Yorkshire working classes who found solace with a pet kestrel (falcon). Blacklisted US director Joseph Losey collaborated with.

Harold Pinter and actor Dirk Bogarde (as a sinister and unctuous. Barrett) to satirize the upper strata of the British. The Servant (1. 96. Accident (1. 96. 7). But the British film (now a cult classic) that best exemplified the 'swinging'.

London was co- directors Donald Cammell's. Nicolas Roeg's originally X- rated Performance (1. Rolling Stones rock star Mick Jagger. The Invasion of Foreign Cinema: Many of the best and most varied arthouse films came from.

Italy, France, and Japan) during this decade and. Federico Fellini's La Dolce Vita (1. Jean- Luc Godard's A Bout De.

Souffle (1. 96. 0) (aka Breathless) Michelangelo Antonioni's L'Avventura (1. Blow- Up (1. 96. 6)Francois Truffaut's Shoot the Piano Player (1. Jules Et Jim (1. 96. Alain Resnais' Last Year at Marienbad (1.

Akira Kurosawa's Yojimbo (1. Sanjuro. (1. 96. 2)Luchino Visconti's The Leopard (1. Ingmar Bergman's Persona (1. Luis Bunuel's Viridiana (1.

Belle De. Jour (1. Tristana (1. 97. 0)Jean- Pierre Melville's Le Samourai (1.

Jacques Tati's Playtime (1. Many famous European directors (Antonioni, Truffaut, Polanski). Britain during the decade: Italian director. Michelangelo Antonioni filmed the enigmatic, complex and thought- provoking. Blow- Up (1. 96. 6). London fashion photographer (David Hemmings) - . Antonioni's first English language film and his most commercially- acceptable.

It was released without a Production code seal because it was the. French. director Francois Truffaut's first film in English was Ray Bradbury's. Fahrenheit 4. 51 (1. Nicolas Roeg as cinematographer). After his first. feature film Knife in the Water (1. Pol.), Polish director Roman.

Polanski went to England and made his first English- language film. Repulsion (1. 96. Catherine Deneuve as a young, sexually- repressed London hairdresser. America to make his. American film Rosemary's Baby (1. Ira Levin's novel - the colorful thriller about a coven of. Satanistic witches in New York City interested in Mia Farrow's unborn.

Satan. In the 1. 96. Czechoslovakian film- maker Milos Forman's. Loves of a Blonde (1. Best Foreign Film. Oscar, followed soon after by the social satire of the Czech New Wave.

The Fireman's Ball (1. Hollywood. and made his first American film there, Taking Off (1.

Italian director Bernardo Bertolucci's first feature films. The Grim Reaper (aka La Commare secca) (1. Before the Revolution (aka Prima della rivoluzione) (1. Last Tango in Paris (1.

Inventive Italian. Mario Bava churned out a number of horror films in the 6. The Mask of Satan (aka Black Sunday) (1. Barbara Steele as the evil witch Princess. Asa. The film was banned in Great Britain until 1.

US. In the same time period, Egyptian- born. Riccardo Freda was also pioneering Italian horror- fantasy films, including. I Vampiri (1. 95. Lust of the Vampire), and L'Orribile.

Segreto Del Dottor Hichcock (aka The Horrible Secret of Dr Hichcock) (1. He also directed the sword 'n' sandal film The Giants of Thessaly (1. Jason and the Golden Fleece tale. German New Wave director Werner Herzog experimented with. Signs of Life (1.

Aguirre: The Wrath of God (1. Klaus. Kinski in the 7.

New German cinema's auteur Rainer Werner Fassbinder. Ali: Fear Eats the Soul. The Marriage of Maria Braun (1. Stanley Kubrick's Prolific Decade: The. British" films of the decade were from one of the. Stanley Kubrick. Kubrick's first three feature films were in the 5.

Killer's Kiss (1. The Killing (1. 95. Paths of Glory (1. Kirk Douglas. He opened the 6. Hollywood. production: Spartacus (1.

Ancient Rome - another film designed to wrest viewers. The covert homosexuality seduction- bathing. Crassus (Laurence Olivier) and slave Antonius (Tony Curtis). Producer and star. Kirk Douglas had a falling out with the original director Anthony. Mann, and replaced him with Kubrick, who ended up having little artistic. Douglas also promoted the use of blacklisted screenwriter.

Dalton Trumbo's name onscreen - it was Trumbo's first screen credit. Trumbo. became the first blacklisted screenwriter to receive screen credit). Kubrick's. next two remarkable films, considered somewhat anti- Hollywoodish, were. Cold War era: Lolita (1. Vladimir Nabokov's brilliant novel about a sexually- obsessed. Humbert Humbert (James Mason) who married a widow (Shelley.

Winters) to be close to her "nymphet" daughter (Sue Lyon)the Cold War black comedy Dr. Strangelove: Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1. Armageddon at the hands of inept politicians. Communist plots such as flouridation. Gen. Jack D. Ripper's fear as portrayed by Sterling Hayden). Peter. Sellers was memorable as he played three roles (including the title.

Slim Pickens in the role of the bomb- riding. H- bomb to its target - rodeo- style.

One of the. film's most memorable quotes was the President's admonition: "Gentlemen. This is the War Room!".

Kubrick's last film in the 6. Jupiter). A continuing theme was. His film, based on the novel by Arthur C. Clarke, was the majestic, Super. Panavision 2. 00.

A Space Odyssey (1. HAL supercomputer (with the uncredited voice. Douglas Rain). In the next decade, Kubrick would go on to make the controversial. A Clockwork Orange (1.

England period adaptation of the Thackeray novel about an. Irish gambler, Barry Lyndon (1. Cold War Political Dramas: Contemptuous or politically- satirical films portrayed. American military situation in a bleak, nightmarish light in the 6.

Jack Arnold's political satire The Mouse That Roared. Peter Sellers acting in three roles (one of which was. US)Billy Wilder's satirical political farce One, Two. Three (1. 96. 1), based on Ferenc Molnar's play and with a screenplay. Wilder and I. A. L. Diamond, about a Coca Cola executive (James Cagney).

Pamela Tiffin) married. East Berlin Communist (Horst Buchholz)John Frankenheimer's black and white conspiratorial. Seven Days in May (1. Twilight Zone's Rod Serling. Fletcher Knebel and Charles Waldo Bailey II; with. Fredric March as the President and Burt Lancaster as the Chairman of.

Joint Chiefs of Staffthe apocalyptic disaster drama about nuclear war, Sidney. Lumet's Fail- Safe (1.

Eugene Burdick. and Harvey Wheeler, with Henry Fonda as the US Presidentthe UK's tense The Spy Who Came in From the Cold. John Le Carre's tale of espionage, with Oscar- nominated. Richard Burton as a disillusioned and betrayed British Cold War spy- agent after entering into E. Germany to trap his communist counterpart. Jack Cardiff's espionage film The Liquidator (1. John Gardner's novel and a parody of the James Bond films. Watch A Marine Story Online Earnthenecklace.

La voie lactée (1. IMDb. Trivia. In an interview to magazine "Telerama", Jean Sorel said that although he did not get along well with director Luis Bunuel during the filming of "Belle de Jour" in 1.

Jesus in "la voie lactée" . But Jean Sorel turned it down because, at this time, he had an assignment for a movie in Italy.