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Tales from the Two Puddings

Synopsis

The life and times of the Two Puddings, a legendary pub in London's East End, during its heyday in the 1960s. The pub was famed for its live music, its exciting atmosphere, and for its dancefloor upstairs - which may have been the UK's first real disco.
The Two Puddings attracted famous musicians, sportsmen and artists, and was an inspiration for the writer of the classic British gangster movie 'The Long Good Friday'.

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Year: 2016
Type of project: Features
Running time: 79 mins
Director: Rob West
Editor: Simon Modery
Director of Photography: Pedro Ribeiro
Sound: Antonis Tsoukatos

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Ship of Life Films

Rob West

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