There is a huge new problem hitting the big film studios presently.
When times were fat the studios had their old film libraries valued at huge multiples of the then considerable revenue streams and were consequently able to borrow huge sums of money using this asset as security. But now times are hard and the bankers [...]

Tony Klinger
Entries from March 2009
Movie Libraries Downvalued
Tony Klinger - Friday 27.03.09, 15:40pm
Exploring The Other
Tony Klinger - Monday 23.03.09, 16:23pm
Last night on British television there was a program entitled “The Hottest Place On Earth”. It showed us a team of intrepid explorers visiting the Danaki Desert in northern Ehtopia to investigate the geology of the area and the amazing people who survive in this impossibly hostile environment.
This was followed on BBC 1 with a [...]
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The National Health
Tony Klinger - Friday 20.03.09, 15:58pm
This week has not gone as planned. The problem started when I went for a walk with my wife into the park. The sun was shining, the temperature appealing and there were a few precious minutes to enjoy the air. We went striding out to our next door neighbor, the River Lea in Lee Valley [...]
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The Imperial War Museum – Duxford
Tony Klinger - Monday 16.03.09, 17:52pm
It’s not a great name is it? Duxford sounds like some kind of medicinal laxative, and the Imperial part of the title contains echoes of some distant past when men came with a handlebar moustache and a firm jaw.
The museum is just off the M11 road between the Cities of London and Cambridge, fairly close [...]
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Butterflies Don’t Have Balls?
Tony Klinger - Tuesday 10.03.09, 11:37am
For my sins I once made a film called The Butterfly Ball. In my defense I was very young, in my early twenties and also very naive. I was working for a company owned by the rock group, Deep Purple and they owned the film rights to the music of Roger Glover. This was set [...]
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