Project Detail

Dirty, Sexy and Totally Iconic

Six Fingers Films

Synopsis

Tony Klinger's amazing and emotional journey to celebrate the 50th anniversary (+Covid) of his late father's (Michael Klinger) great film production, GET CARTER.
The documentary traces all the elements that went into the iconic film including interviews with Michael Caine, the late director Mike Hodges, and Britt Ekland, and harvests information from experts, historians, film social media academics, and the huge family of people who simply rates it as the greatest British gangster film ever!
We take the journey with Tony and share his immense joys, deep sadness and enlightening discoveries.

Details

Year: 2024
Type of project: Features
Running time: 96 min
Format: 4K
Director: Rob Fairhurst
Producer: Wayne Roberts, Tony Klinger
Executive Producer: Colin Vaines
Editor: Rob Fairhurst
Screenwriter: Rob Fairhurst, Wayne Roberts
Director of Photography: Rob Fairhurst
Composer: Wayne Roberts
Film Title Note: Film title should read Dirty, Sexy & Totally Iconic
Camera operator: Jordan Croft; Animation: Ashley Roberts; Presenter: Tony Klinger

Genre

Scottish

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Sam Films Ltd. T/A Give Get Go / AR Media (Six Fingers Films)

14 Hertford Court
Northampton
NN3 9TD

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Sales Company

Hon Michael Cowan

Phoenix Worldwide
Iver Grove
Wood Lane
Buckinghamshire
SL0 OLB

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