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Paris By Night 1988 Neo Noir Psychological Thriller Film starring Charlotte Rampling

Stars: Charlotte Rampling, Michael Gambon, Iain Glen Director & Writer: David Hare The enigmatic Charlotte Rampling leads us deep into this fractured British Noir Thriller, from London to Paris, from Light to Dark. Beautifully filmed, scripted and acted, with French Cinema, David Lynch, and Classic Noir influences. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did, it deserves to be better known... For my first colour film, I'm happy to be able to post this elusive, forgotten, and truly excellent Neo-Noir. I remember watching it a long while ago, then could never find a good copy of it. It was finally released on DVD in 2007, by Televista. It appears to have been a hurried release, in 4:3, cropped and squashed from the theatrical release, and not great quality, and to this day, it is the only version to be publicly released, despite it being a truly excellent movie. In addition, with five production companies, and two countries, involved in creating it, there seem to have been licensing issues to this day. Information concerning this movie is sparse, IMDB, The BFI, and Wikipedia have only bares bones information, and there are only 6 reviews on IMDB, but they serve as a great insight: Arguably one of the best movies dated 1988 Brilliant, unexpected and stylish True psychological thriller Guilty Pleasures A cinematic gem in every way ...and from one review: I would say that it ranks with Jack Clayton's THE PUMPKIN EATER (1964) and Jules Dassin's 10:30 PM SUMMER (1966) as one of the finest psychological cinematic dramas of the second half of the 20th century. It shares its title with another film, Une Nuit (Paris by Night) from 2012, a great Police Crime Drama that takes place over 24 Hours in Paris. I added original subtitles in English. PERFORMANCE: 0:00:00 REEL ONE 0:20:00 REEL TWO 0:40:00 REEL THREE 1:00:00 REEL FOUR 1:20:00 REEL FIVE CAST: Charlotte Rampling ... Clara Paige Michael Gambon ... Gerald Paige Iain Glen ... Wallace Sharp Robert Hardy ... Adam Gillvray Jane Asher ... Pauline Niamh Cusack ... Jenny Swanton Julian Firth ... Lawrence Linda Bassett ... Janet Swanton Robert Flemyng ... Jack Sidmouth Juliet Harmer ... Delia Alain Fromager ... Paul Zinyafski Christopher Baines ... Young Organizer Annabel Brooks ... Girl at Gillvray's Office Edward Clayton ... Birmingham Chairman Brian Cobby ... Foreign Secretary Bradley Cole ... Young Man Reg Gadney ... British Diplomat François Greze ... Young Hotel Clerk Czeslaw Grocholski ... Foreign Lecturer Peter Whitbread ... English Lecturer Sandi Toksvig ... Sandra CREDITS: Director: HARE, David Production Companies: British Screen; Film Four International; Zenith Productions; Greenpoint Films; Cineplex Odeon Films Executive Producer: PRESSMAN, Edward R. Producer: CASSAVETTI, Patrick Prod Executive (Chrysalide Films, France: ANNAUD, Monique Production Co-ordinator: TYLER, Maggie Production manager (London): BRUCE, Linda Prod manager (Chrysalide Films, Paris): LEHÉRISSEY, Françoise Unit Manager (France): PARADIS, Muriel: Location Manager: SHEPHARD, Bill Post production assistant: STURGIS, Lucinda Assistant director (London): HALL, Chris, STUDD, Jane, and HARDY, Cordelia Assistant director (France): BOSQ, Laurent Casting director: SELWAY, Mary ADR Casting: DONNISON, Brendan Casting (France): BRÉMONT, Romain Extras Casting (France): NOYER, Gérard Script: HARE, David Photography: PRATT, Roger Camera Operator: GEE, Jeremy Special effects supervisor: GIBBS, George Editor: AKERS, George Production Designer: PRATT, Anthony Art Director: DOSSETT, Don Set Decorator: SEIRTON, Michael Location dresser (France): CABARRUS, Laurence de Costume Designer: WALLER, Elizabeth Wardrobe master: MURPHY, David Make-up Artist: HAY, Pat Title design: Carroll, Dempsey & Thirkell Titles/Opticals: Peter Watson Associates Music: DELERUE, Georges Music Editor: HATHAWAY, Bob Sound Recording: WINTER, Clive Sound Re-recording: HUMPHREYS, Gerry Sound Editor: BELL, Alan Dialogue editor: LEROIDE, Jacques Stunt arranger: MILNE, Gareth Stunts (France): VÉRITÉ, Daniel TECHNICAL DETAILS: Release date: April 18, 1989 (United Kingdom) Countries of origin: United Kingdom & Canada Language: English Also known as: Paris bei Nacht Filming locations: Paris, France Runtime: 1h 43m(103 min)1h 30m(90 min) (Australia) Sound mix: Mono Colour: Color(Eastmancolor) Negative Format: 35 mm Printed Film Format: 35 mm RELEASE DATES: Brazil: November 17, 1988(FestRio) West Germany: February 13, 1989(Berlin International Film Festival) United Kingdom: April 18, 1989 Italy: May 12, 1989 West Germany: June 24, 1989(Munich Film Festival) Australia: September 28, 1989 Belgium: February 1, 1990(Gent) Australia: May 1990(video premiere) Canada: September 9, 1990(Toronto International Film Festival) Portugal: February 1, 1991 Japan: September 1991 Thanks to Wikipedia, The BFI, and IMDB for much of this information, and to ITV1, for their liberal use of Copyright, which allows me to post it, and you to watch it.