The Flipside presents... I'll Never Forget What's 'is Name
Michael Winner's neglected satire of Swinging '60s sensibilities.
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Wed 17 Sep 18:20 NFT1
Oliver Reed engages in fiery verbal jousting with Orson Welles in this sparkling 60s Brit-flick, which is brim-full of style, swagger, cynical humour and existential angst.
We look forward to welcoming Michael Winner for a post-screening Q&A.
From its unforgettable opening sequence - as Oliver Reed's jaded ad-man Quint strides across London with an axe across his shoulder - to Reed's fiery verbal jousting with the great Orson Welles, relishing a meaty role as his cigar-chomping, wise-cracking boss, Michael Winner's neglected satire of Swinging 60s sensibilities is brim-full of style, swagger, cynical humour and existential angst. Climaxing with an apocalyptic ad campaign like no other...
We look forward to welcoming Michael Winner for a post-screening Q&A.
- Directed by:
- Michael Winner
- Cast:
- Carol White, Marianne Faithfull
- Country:
- UK
- Year:
- 1967
- Running time:
- 99min
