"I think they could only have been put on-screen by somebody who understands the delights of a really terrific marriage".
"This is the story of equal rights in Britain, and it took years of struggle and women being tortured, abused and persecuted, and it's never been put on-screen.
Playing the group's "arsehole, the closest thing the film has to a villain", Poulter says he was fascinated by the process of adapting a work that already had thousands of fans, each with their own expectations as to how the novel should be put on screen.
Still, if film is to have a future, diverse actors and stories need to be put on screen.
Long brilliantly connects spatial content (and spatial politics) to wider shifting trends and industrial developments, revealing with clarity the tight interrelationship between dominant modes of filmmaking and the spaces that are being put on-screen...
As Holmer told her, "All the girls we're putting on screen are complex and complicated, strong and vulnerable, questioning and content.
Martin compared Six's claims to those of Kroger Babb and William Castle who had also made "grand promises" about what they were putting on screen in a bid to lure audiences.
Women dominate pop, something that hasn't been put on screen in a meaningful way until now.
It took years of struggle and women being tortured, abused and persecuted, and it's never been put on screen.
For one thing, the "central themes" of the Blood on the Tracks years have already been put on screen quite brilliantly – albeit more indirectly – by Todd Haynes in his Bob Dylan movie, I'm Not There.
