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... KERIMA AS AISSA She knows no fear and no shame, wrote Joseph Conrad of his heroine in Outcast of the Islands. Carol Reed, an admirer of the book since his boyhood, produced and directed the film. He found Kerima in Algiers after a long hunt for a worthy ...
... his fine new picture Outcast, of the Islands, has been telling me of three discoveries he made for this version of a Joseph Conrad story. Kerima, a superbly beautiful girl who plays a native woman, will be as much talked of as the zither player who provided ...
... FILMS present RALPH TREVOR RICHARDSON • HOWARD ROBERT WENDY MORLEY • HILLER in CAROL REED 1-. production g iti o 1 T. eV JOSEPH CONRAD GEORGE COULOURIS with KERIMA SCREENPLAY BY C. FAIRCHILD PrOdubid and dufected by CAROL REED PLAZA NM ...
... level than the cinema's usual sentimental moralising. _ . Here, the scene is an Island ot the Pacific in a version of Joseph Conrad's novel, and the chief protagonist (Trevor Howard) a weak, dishonest white man degraded into treachery by his passion for ...
... ashore, who lived their lives in many ways, but who were one people when the blow fell, peace or in war; a people (to adapt Joseph Conrad's Immortal words) who were not despised by destiny —or by the sea. Already the blind man knows what the sighted man will ...
... gave The Fallen Idol and The Third Man. is obviously an event. Outcast the Islands (at the Plaza), his film of the Joseph Conrad novel, was mainly shot the East, and reproduces brilliantly the steady tropical background of the story, the upriver native ...
... hundred a I Livid times and each time it comes L AMI down wrong. PAUL much beauty, _ _ little sense. HOLT Reed has taken a Joseph Conrad story about Malaya. In film terms it is about the love of a weakling white man for a native princess. So much could be ...
... Technicolor (so effective tropical countries) and of a more down-to-earth story Carol Red'fl film an adaptation from a Joseph Conrad novel is also set against an exotic background the of Singapore Straits But whoever I in Conrad's masterly will realise ...
... native enchantress does not speak or act and is its one triumph. The film is taken from the early novel of the same name by Joseph Conrad. which describes the degradation of a white man in Borneo in the old days of sail. Willems, vain, U n 5 crupulous, self ...
... an incisive introduction to the characters of the story. Fewer again, I would imagine, could pull it off where one of Joseph Conrad’s novels is being brought to the screen, for the author is an expert at atmosphere building chapter by chapter. But with ...
... however. has London : The Magic Box ••• ; Tuesd a y . . Worreek (Covent Gar- i 11.35-Prokoßey touintet). 11 caught all the Joseph Conrad Mr Denning Drives North ••• ; den) : The Lion and the Unicorn --Close atmosphere and the has been The Day the Earth Stood ...