Red, White and Zero
Red, White and Zero is a portmanteau film made in 1967 by Woodfall Film Productions. It was originally commissioned by producer Oscar Lewenstein, then a director of Woodfall, with sections supplied by Lindsay Anderson, Tony Richardson and Karel Reisz.[1]
History and Production[]
When Reisz's planned segment evolved into the feature-length Morgan: A Suitable Case for Treatment, Peter Brook's Ride of the Valkyrie became the replacement. The two other planned sections of the film developed into what became Richardson's and Anderson's The White Bus. Of these, only The White Bus received a theatrical release in the UK.[2]
The rediscovered film was eventually released by the BFI on Blu-ray and DVD in 2018.[3]
References[]
- ^ Lindsay Anderson, Paul Ryan (ed) "Never Apologise: The Collected Writings", Plexus, 2004, p.105
- ^ Paul Sutton (ed.) The Diaries: Lindsay Anderson, London: Methuen, 2004, p.146n.
- ^ https://shop.bfi.org.uk/red-white-and-zero-flipside-036-dual-format-edition.html
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