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The Punch and Judy Man (1963)
Dir: Jeremy Summers | UK Drama
John LeMesurier later recalled this as both the happiest and the saddest film he ever made. Happy because filming in Bognor was such a pleasure; sad because of the untimely deaths soon afterwards of several of the cast, LeMesurier citing Mario Fabrizi, Walter Hudd and, of course, Tony Hancock himself. (Although Sylvia Syms is also no longer with us, her stock as an actress had had risen considerably in the intervening years.)
While it’s glossier, brasher predecessor ‘The Rebel’ had been the boxoffice hit – and more than half a century after Hancock’s death remains the better-known of his two big screen vehicles – Hancock himself had dismissed it as “a fake thing”. Despite ‘The Punch and Judy Man’s dismal boxoffice performance and mauling by the critics (which makes it still more melancholy to contemplate), Hancock felt a special affection for it and it’s stature is assured for those that care.
Beautifully photographed by veteran cameraman Gilbert Taylor for Hancock’s own company MacConkey productions. It’s obvious everybody involved cared about the film; perhaps a bit too much, since the straining after effects is
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By 2 p.m. Thursday, nearly 2,800 flights had been canceled from Wednesday through Friday in anticipation of Matthew, according to FlightAware.com. American Airlines, which has a major hub in Miami, was the hardest-hit carrier, followed by Southwest Airlines and JetBlue Airways.
American Airlines announced Thursday at 6 p.m. that most of its flights would resume sometime Friday morning or afternoon. At Miami International Airport, the airline said, AA arrivals will resume Friday morning at 10 a.m. A reduced departure schedule will begin Friday at 1 p.m. and a full departure schedule at 4 p.m.
Miami, along with Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, both shut down Thursday. Fort Lauderdale halted operations at 10:30 a.m. with Miami following at noon.
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