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Last week, there was no little fuss about The Islanders , a 15-minute drama that goes out once a week on Radio Scilly.

In films like If..., Lindsay Anderson seemed to be at perpetual war with British society.

GET ready for a blast from the past at Plymouth Pavilions. The Maximum Rhythm 'N' Blues tour promises to treat you to some top British R'n'B talent.

Drakes Avenue Pictures have announced the UK Region 2 DVD release of Never Apologize on 27th October 2008 priced at 19.99 RRP.

The film is full of cracking one-liners. Plus lots of silly dialogue that, for some reason, makes one glad to be alive Step Brothers Restaurants Fay Maschler I rather wish that Angela Hartnett could find a ...

Mike Kaplan's documentary about Lindsay Anderson pinpoints the the ironies in the the film critic turned director's work, says Sukhdev Sandhu Film reviews: The Duchess RocknRolla Other releases Lindsay ...

As New York's cinematic summer nears its finale, a few notable film personalities, both young and old, drifted through town for a variety of showcases.

Lindsay Anderson was first a film critic and always a film critic. Even when he directed the fiction films This Sporting Life, If, O Lucky Man and The Whales of August , he displayed an awareness of film as ...

Lindsay Anderson and Malcolm McDowell on the set of 1973's O Lucky Man! Details: Never Apologize: A Personal Visit With Lindsay Anderson Screening as part of 'Lindsay Anderson: Revolutionary Romantic' August 15 ...

THE Paul Verhoeven Collection O Lucky Man! BEFORE HE BECAME HOLLY- wood's go-to guy for stylish, high-gloss trash with such knowing, critic-dividing exercises in excess as Robocop, Basic Instinct, Starship ...

“Ooh, Malcolm! You're so lucky! You're a lucky man. I know it. I can feel it.'”

MALCOLM MCDOWELL leans forward in his armchair with all the poise of a consummate storyteller. via Sunday Herald

“I will do better than that. I will do a one man show about my relationship with him.”

Issue date: 5/1/08 Section: Culture Media Credit: MCT Campus "Never Apologize," a tribute to famed director Lindsay Anderson, opened over the weekend at The Flicks and left nothing to apologize for. via The Arbiter

CASUAL MOVIE FANS will be forgiven for not remembering the name Lindsay Anderson. via The Weekly Standard

Even from beyond the grave, the psychotic serial killer Jigsaw manages to lay wicked traps. via Detroit Free Press

British director Lindsay Anderson, who went on to make the Malcolm McDowell films "If ..." and "O Lucky Man!" made documentaries before coming to narrative films with this stellar debut. via Seattle Post-Intelligencer