The London Nobody Knows (1968)

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A trippy 45-minute documentary of late-1960s London that is a fascinating time capsule of the remnants of a bygone age before London's extensive redevelopment in the late 1960s.

Director:

Norman Cohen

Writers:

Geoffrey S. Fletcher, Geoffrey S. Fletcher, Brian Comport

Star:

James Mason

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	James Mason	...	Self - Guide / Narrator

Directed by

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Norman Cohen

Written by

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Geoffrey S. Fletcher	...	(writer) (as Geoffrey Fletcher)

Geoffrey S. Fletcher	...	(based on book "The London Nobody Knows" by) (as Geoffrey Fletcher)

Brian Comport	...	(additional material)

Produced by

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Norman Cohen	...	producer
Michael Klinger	...	producer (uncredited)

Cinematography by

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Terry Maher

Editing by

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David Gilbert

Production Management

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Ernie Lewis

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production manager

Sound Department

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Frank Kirk

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sound

Camera and Electrical Department

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Bob Sharman

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camera assistant

Music Department

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Francis Barlow	...	singer
Wilfred Burns	...	musical director
John Rutland	...	singer

Additional Crew

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Tom Busby	...	production associate
Greg Smith	...	production associate (as Gregory Smith)

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Production Companies

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Norcon

Distributors

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British Lion Film Corporation (1969) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)

Special Effects

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Other Companies

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Agnews of London (Sickert prints)
Walton Art Gallery, Liverpool (Sickert prints)
Cinelingual (sound editing)

Storyline

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Plot Keywords	yiddish reference-to-jack-the-ripper housing-problem swinging-london swinging-sixties See All (60) »
Genres	Documentary
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Certification	United Kingdom:U

Additional Details

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Also Known As	Unbekanntes London (West Germany)
Runtime	53 min
Country	United Kingdom
Language	English
Color	Color (Eastmancolor)
Aspect Ratio	1.37 : 1 See more »
Sound Mix	Mono
Filming Locations	London, England, UK See more »

Did You Know?

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Trivia

The egg-breaking plant features in the film as a bit of a joke--or yolk (sorry! couldn't resist that one). In fact, "S Behr and Mathew" was a major business in its day (the company was dissolved about the time the film was made), importing eggs from China for over 40 years and breaking 300,000 eggs per DAY, by hand, mostly for bulk sale to the catering trade. A brief clip of the plant in operation can be seen on YouTube: "Frozen Eggs" (1961). See more »

Movie Connections

References Till Death Us Do Part (1965). See more »

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