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The Last Days of the EMD Cinema (Video 2006)

80 min  -  Documentary  -   1 December 2006 (UK)
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The story of a historic London cinema.

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Bill Hodgson
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Sarah O'Connor Sarah O'Connor ...
Narrator
Ken Livingstone Ken Livingstone ...
Himself - Mayor of London
Stella Creasy Stella Creasy ...
Herself - Mayor of Waltham Forest
Terry Cole Terry Cole ...
Himself - Stuntman
Neil Gerrard Neil Gerrard ...
Himself - Member of Parliament for Walthamstow
Simon Gledhill Simon Gledhill ...
Himself - Theatre Organist
Bill Hodgson Bill Hodgson ...
Himself - Stage Show Presenter
John Leeming John Leeming ...
Himself - Cinema Organ Society
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The historic EMD Cinema in Waltham Forest is widely regarded as one of London's finest cinema buildings. Created by architect Cecil Massey and the world famous Russian stage designer Theodore Komisarjevsky, the venue was originally opened as the Granada Cinema by legendary showbiz mogul Sidney Bernstein in 1930. 'The Last Days of the EMD Cinema' traces the history of the venue from its early days as a 'cine-variety' theatre up to the highly controversial closure in 2003 and the lengthy public campaign to preserve it as a place of entertainment. Drawing extensively on footage shot during the closing night Gala Show and previously unseen archive film, the documentary provides a rare insight into the complex story of a unique cultural and architectural gem. Written by Anonymous  

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