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The background portrays Cranmer central to all six wives
The Thirties ambience is captured perfectly as Holiday takes us on a ride of highs and lows
She takes to alcohol for comfort and her friend (Susannah York is taken from her too) This was the film showing on the closure night of 29th November 1969 at the Gaiety Picture House
Two great directors Alan Parker and Martin Scorsese and two masterpieces in their own way
Now You See Him, Now You Don't whisky The background portrays Cranmer centralClever special effects from Director Robert Butler in this follow up to " The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes ". Golf, bank robbery, car chases and an invisibility serum are the ingredients for good poster artwork!
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