The beginning and end of the journey to make and release The Railway Man relies on two iconic cultural veterans known for their ferocity. Rock and roll manager Bill Curbishley and producer and studio executive Harvey Weinstein go back forty years. László Kriston covers a loooong production story.
Bill Curbishley, producer of Quadrophenia and longtime manager of The Who, spoke to ScreenHub at length at the San Sebastian Film Festival about his long-cherished dream that took 15 years to bring to the screen. It will take another year and a half for the movie to arrive at the Oscar ceremony in 2015, driven by the passion and political campaign of Harvey Weinstein.
Railway Man: Oscar politics, slow motion development hell, and the love of two monsters
The beginning and end of the journey to make and release The Railway Man relies on two iconic cultural veterans known for their ferocity. Rock and roll manager Bill Curbishley and producer and studio
29 Sep 2013
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