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  • Tony Richardson
    Tony Richardson

    Richardson’s first film, Momma Don’t Allow, was a short subject. In 1958 he formed Woodfall Film Productions, Ltd., with playwright Osborne. His films dealing with the British urban working class included the screen adaptations of his stage successes Look Back in Anger (1959), The Entertainer (1960), and A…

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    Richardson’s first film, Momma Don’t Allow, was a short subject. In 1958 he formed Woodfall Film Productions, Ltd., with playwright Osborne. His films dealing with the British urban working class included the screen adaptations of his stage successes Look Back in Anger (1959), The Entertainer (1960), and A…

    Read More