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Western Investments (GWI) and wanted to sell their main asset, a building, but wanted to avoid the high tax rate that came with real estate development. They decided to swap their shares in the company for shares in Lion International, the company that owned British Lion Films, Shepperton
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Securities, headed by John Bentley, bid £5.4 million for British Lion, and the board – by that stage consisting of Lord Goodman, Sir Max Rayne, John and Roy Boulting and Sidney Gilliat – accepted. British Lion owned a considerable property portfolio including Shepperton. £2
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Studios also announced a profit of £114,032, compared to £54,298 the previous year.
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Studios, Pearl & Dean cinema advertisers, and Mills and Allen outdoor advertising. This would enable Lion to sell the building for cash, offsetting the profit against existing losses incurred by some of its subsidiaries.
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to monitor that investment and loan money to other producers. The entire $ 9 million would be lost. Korda stepped down as managing director to become an adviser. Arthur Jarratt was appointed managing director.
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Britain Buys Film Distributor; Independent Producers Protest By JAMES FERON Special to The New York Times.
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First preference dividend from British Lion: NO PAYMENT ON DEFERRED
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HOW IT IS TO BE OR NOT TO BE IN BRITISH PRODUCTION By STEPHEN WATT.
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CURRENT ACTION ON BRITISH SCREEN FRONTS: British Lion's New Blood.
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Sharp setback for British Lion Films The Guardian 6 Aug 1965: 11.
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ENGLAND'S FILMMAKERS TAKE OFF IN NEW DIRECTIONS By STEPHEN WATT.
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Screen Online information about British Lion Film Corporation
71:. It is best known for the period when it was managed by Sir
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813:(1963). In March 1963, the company had profits of £468,910.
493:(1955) which became a box office success. Also popular were
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Battle for the Lion's share (2): FILMS GILLIATT, PENELOPE.
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British Lion Holdings website, with company name history
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Walter Reade Sterling Joins The British Lion Syndicate.
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British Lion Film Corporation (Appointment of Receiver)
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to buy into the company. He also bought an interest in
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Selected films produced or distributed by British Lion
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in August 1970, but it failed to make major profits.
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240:(1948), directed by Kimmings, which was a huge flop.
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Carol Reed had some box office disappointments with
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In the 1930s, British Lion focused on distributing "
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1992:; London Vol. 212, Iss. 7071, (3 January 1964): 5.
1959:FILM ACTIVITIES ALONG THE THAMES By STEPHEN WATTS.
825:A variety of buyers were interested, including Sir
770:(1960), which was a commercial disappointment, and
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2448:Acquisitionof B Lion The Guardian 19 May 1976: 18.
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57:the company had released over 55 films, including
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690:(1959) starring Sellers. They followed it with
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2160:Walter Reade Acquires Share of British Lion.
2069:The Years of the Lion-2 John; BOULTING, ROY.
1988:The Years of the Lion-I John; BOULTING, ROY.
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2044:– via National Library of Australia.
1949:– via National Library of Australia.
1893:– via National Library of Australia.
1851:– via National Library of Australia.
1738:– via National Library of Australia.
1710:– via National Library of Australia.
1682:– via National Library of Australia.
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684:(1960), and had considerable success with
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1933:"U. K. PRODUCER DOES IT AGAIN"
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2547:Cinema of the United Kingdom
764:to distribute such films as
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1504:The Land That Time Forgot
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3248:Recorded Picture Company
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3176:Hammer Film Productions
2179:, 6 September 1964: X5.
2163:The Wall Street Journal
2129:, 31 December 1963: 14.
1979:, 21 December 1963: 14.
1963:, 19 February 1956: X5.
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1565:I = Individual Pictures
1496:The Internecine Project
1114:The Internecine Project
1034:Soft Beds, Hard Battles
867:Do You Know This Voice?
360:Lady Godiva Rides Again
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638:Left Right and Centre
422:Appointment in London
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339:The Tales of Hoffmann
333:The Elusive Pimpernel
237:Bonnie Prince Charlie
232:Gainsborough Pictures
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1288:The Constant Husband
1216:Chance of a Lifetime
1043:Ooh... You Are Awful
874:Syndicate takes over
776:(1960), a huge hit.
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298:The Lady with a Lamp
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1938:The Daily Telegraph
1877:"Big loss on films"
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1192:Spring in Park Lane
1148:At the Earth's Core
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714:Make Mine a Million
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212:Spring in Park Lane
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2015:The New York Times
1977:The New York Times
1961:The New York Times
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1756:The New York Times
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1328:I'm All Right Jack
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529:Private's Progress
467:The Beggar's Opera
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123:Early years
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3755:Categories
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3661:Censorship
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3369:Eros Films
3283:Warp Films
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1299:(1956) (I)
1291:(1955) (I)
1243:(1950) (I)
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194:Carol Reed
3671:Eady Levy
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971:Max Rayne
831:Lew Grade
736:Jet Storm
726:Honeymoon
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304:Derby Day
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693:Suspect
496:Geordie
118:History
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601:, and
286:Odette
3632:Other
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2465:Notes
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1945:7 May
1889:7 May
1847:5 May
1734:5 May
1706:5 May
1678:5 May
1650:5 May
1567:LF =
666:made
477:Ltd.
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419:made
394:made
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