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The best place to start – Gregory’s Girl. That Sinking Feeling announced his talents, Local Hero is the more celebrated critically, but Forsyth’s breakthrough second feature is the perfect introduction to his skew-whiff comic sensibility. Gregory’s Girl (1980) It’s easy to see why this 1980 film is so beloved. With great humour and ...
Bill Forsyth was born William David Forsyth in Glasgow on 29 July 1946 and educated at Knightswood School. On leaving school, aged 17, he answered an advertisement for a "Lad required for film company" and spent the next eight years making short documentary films. Leaving documentary production in 1977, Forsyth wrote the scripts for Gregory's ...
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Bill Forsyth (born 29 July 1946, Glasgow) is a Scottish film director and writer, noted for his commitment to national film-making. Forsyth first came to attention with a low-budget film, That Sinking Feeling, made with youth theatre actors and featuring a cameo appearance by the Edinburgh gallery owner Richard Demarco. The relative success of the film was ...
1 de mar. de 2016 · There are plenty of Scottish actors and writers working in the movie business but strangely few directors. When you search for “Scottish film director”, top of the list is Bill Forsyth, who hasn’t made a film this century and is remembered primarily for two from the early 1980s – Gregory’s Girl (pictured below) and Local Hero (pictured above).
Bill Forsyth. William David „Bill” Forsyth (ur. 29 lipca 1946 w Glasgow) – brytyjski reżyser filmowy i scenarzysta. Forsyth jest Szkotem i jego filmy rozgrywają się często w szkockich realiach. Jako nastolatek porzucił szkołę i przez wiele lat pracował przy produkcji filmów dokumentalnych.
William David Forsyth, dit Bill Forsyth, est un réalisateur, scénariste et producteur écossais né le 29 juillet 1946 à Glasgow (Royaume-Uni). Biographie [ modifier | modifier le code ] Cette section est vide, insuffisamment détaillée ou incomplète.
28 de oct. de 2004 · Click here to search for Bill Forsyth DVDs, videos and books at Endnotes For nearly all of this information on Forsyth’s early life and the beginnings of his career in cinema, I am indebted to Allan Hunter’s biographical piece “Bill Forsyth: The Imperfect Anarchist” in Eddie Dick (ed.), From Limelight to Satellite , BFI and Scottish Film Council, London, 1990, pp. 151–162.
