The British Film Institute (BFI) will be showing Deborah’s films on its cinema in Southbank, London throughout all of September (and possibly October). The restrospective will cover most of Deborah’s films, some which are not yet available on DVD or any other format, such as “Perfect Starngers” or “Edward, my Son“.
Yours truly has already planned a lovely weekend in town for her chance to see “The King and I” , “An affair to Remember” and “Tea and Sympathy” on the big screen for the first time in her life. That will be so good. I wish I had known about this earlier so I could have also managed to go see “Life and Death of Colonel Blimp” instead of booking my holidays! Oh well.
The selected films for September are:
An Affair to Remember
- 25 Sep 17:20 NFT1 book
- 28 Sep 18:00 NFT1 book
Black Narcissus
- 5 Sep 20:40 NFT2 book
- 11 Sep 15:50 NFT3 book
- 17 Sep 20:45 NFT2 book
Edward, My Son
- 17 Sep 18:20 NFT2 book
- 20 Sep 20:45 NFT2 book
The End of the Affair
- 19 Sep 18:30 NFT1 book
- 24 Sep 20:40 NFT2 book
Heaven Knows, Mr Allison
- 26 Sep 16:00 NFT3 book
- 28 Sep 20:45 NFT3 book
I See a Dark Stranger
- 5 Sep 15:50 NFT2 book
- 20 Sep 18:20 NFT3 book
The King and I
- 22 Sep 18:00 NFT1 book
- 25 Sep 13:50 NFT1 book
King Solomon’s Mines
- 18 Sep 20:30 NFT3 book
- 19 Sep 16:20 NFT3 book
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
- 1 Sep 19:50 NFT2 book
- 3 Sep 20:00 NFT2 book
Love on the Dole
- 1 Sep 17:45 NFT2 book
- 6 Sep 20:45 NFT2 book
- 7 Sep 14:30 NFT2 book
Perfect Strangers
- 12 Sep 15:40 NFT3 book
- 18 Sep 14:00 NFT2 book
Tea and Sympathy
- 22 Sep 20:30 NFT3 book
- 26 Sep 17:50 NFT1 book
For further information, you can visit BFI website here.
Happy watching!
Fans of Deborah Kerr in Catalunya might like to know that the Filmoteca in Barcelona is showing Love on the Dole next week: 15th June at 8pm and 16th June at 5.30.