Dambusters film newly restored for 75th Anniversary

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Dam Busters footage restored using ultra-high definition techniques ahead of 75th anniversary
To mark the 75th anniversary of the original 1943 raid over Germany, the newly restored film will be screened simultaneously in 393 cinemas across the UK on 17 May from the Royal Albert Hall.

And yes, the dog's name remains.

Great to see old films being restored like this.
The Dam Busters with Dan Snow to be simulcast from the Royal Albert Hall to cinemas nationwide on 17 May 2018 | Royal Albert Hall
 


on at the empire in consett tonight as well i think

any idea if the dog has been whitewashed in this version?
 
Dam Busters footage restored using ultra-high definition techniques ahead of 75th anniversary
To mark the 75th anniversary of the original 1943 raid over Germany, the newly restored film will be screened simultaneously in 393 cinemas across the UK on 17 May from the Royal Albert Hall.

And yes, the dog's name remains.

Great to see old films being restored like this.

The Dam Busters with Dan Snow to be simulcast from the Royal Albert Hall to cinemas nationwide on 17 May 2018 | Royal Albert Hall

that'll please the brexiters
 
No the dog's name remains and the thinking is that it reflects the sensibilities of the time. Which is fair enough imho.

At the end of the day it’s part of the film. That should be the only consideration on wether or not it is shown to an audience.
 
Dam Busters footage restored using ultra-high definition techniques ahead of 75th anniversary
To mark the 75th anniversary of the original 1943 raid over Germany, the newly restored film will be screened simultaneously in 393 cinemas across the UK on 17 May from the Royal Albert Hall.

And yes, the dog's name remains.

Great to see old films being restored like this.
The Dam Busters with Dan Snow to be simulcast from the Royal Albert Hall to cinemas nationwide on 17 May 2018 | Royal Albert Hall
Last time I saw it on TV, a couple of Xmas Eves ago, the announcer on Channel 4 was was apologising at each commercial break about the language being used
 
£16 per ticket :evil::eek:
Yeah, it's a live screening - not just the film. I go to live screenings of west end plays and they are about £20.

Last time I saw it on TV, a couple of Xmas Eves ago, the announcer on Channel 4 was was apologising at each commercial break about the language being used
Ridiculous really. The kind of people actually watching the film wouldn't be the type of audience to be offended but they sound like they were trying to preempt any complaints. I'm guessing.
 
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