Lindsay Anderson (1923-1994), film and theatre director, critic and writer, ‘This sporting Life', ‘If', ‘The Whales of August', lived here 1977-1994.
Commemorating the centenary of cinema 1996.
In association with the British Film Institute.
NW6, Compayne Gardens, Stirling Mansions
Credit for this entry to: Matt Brown
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Lindsay Anderson
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Lindsay Anderson
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