SYNOPSICS
Filmed in Supermarionation (2014) is a English movie. Stephen La Rivière has directed this movie. Sylvia Anderson,Arthur Provis,Gerry Anderson,David Elliott are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2014. Filmed in Supermarionation (2014) is considered one of the best Documentary movie in India and around the world.
Directed and co-produced by Stephen La Riviere and hosted by Lady Penelope and Parker themselves, 'Filmed in Supermarionation' is a screen adaptation of his book of the same name and features a wealth of previously unseen archive footage, brand new interviews with the surviving casts and crews and clips from the shows themselves. A highlight of the film are ingenious and accurate recreations of the pioneering techniques used in the productions.
Filmed in Supermarionation (2014) Trailers
- SECRET SERVICE Trailer
- Supermarionation - Nick at Nite No Strings Attached trailer
- The Houses October Built Official Trailer #1 2014
- "The Shout": Trailer - Out on Blu-Ray 15/09/2014
- Gerry Anderson's FIRESTORM - Teaser Trailer - Now on Kickstarter!
- Supermarionation: Teaser 2
- Filmed in Supermarionation: Official Trailer
Filmed in Supermarionation (2014) Reviews
Delightful. insightful, revelatory and very entertaining.
I viewed this film at its premiere at the British Film Institute at the Southbank, in London. When it was announced that the film would be two hours long my heart sort of slumped as even in a James Bond film with all the action and effects entailed, you lose enthusiasm after about 75 minutes even if Bond is going to save the world. You just want the film to end and go home! Not so with Filmed in Supermarionation. It was two hours of pure joy! The amount of laughs raised was fantastic and one scene from The Secret Service nearly brought the auditorium down with laughter. There is plenty of humour in this film. There were many delightful revelations about the Anderson productions that I did not know and one thing that really struck me was the wonderful dry humour of Gerry Anderson. It was wonderful to see the people behind the productions of these iconic Supermarionation classics being interviewed and especially Sylvia Anderson, Lady Penelope herself - an amazing woman. So, marks out ten? I would love to give it a ten but I can't! I'd rather give it a twelve, instead! Definitely see this film at the selected cinemas or buy the DVD. You will be entertained, enthralled and most of all be amazed how an unglamorous setting in Slough with cramped conditions brought about the most amazing shows for children's television. It is now nearly 50 years since Thunderbirds was shown and this film in tribute to it and the other classic Anderson puppet films was made so perfectly. Lady Penelope and Parker narrate this film and they are a wonderful double act and haven't changed at all!
A wonderful documentary for any fan
This is a great documentary showing the work of the talented people at AP films. It covers just about all the series the teams created from twizzle, supercar, and Thunderbirds. I Bought this on Blu-ray for a chance to see behind the camera at the various ways the episodes, models and effects were produced. It doesn't disappoint and goes into quite a bit of detail in most aspects of production. A surprise for me was four feathers fall which I was unaware of, it looks great but being black and white didn't get the repeats it probably deserved. Overall its a great story of a wonderful time in TV production and will probably leave a tear in the eye of most fans. With Thunderbirds getting a CGI reboot in 2015, all I can think is long live supermarionation.
Delightful
For anyone who remembers the work of Gerry Anderson (and even if you don't) this is a wonderful documentary. It covers from the earliest work on The Adventures of Twizzle to his real-life series Space 1999, so more than covering just the 'supermarionation' years. However, he undoubtedly peaked with Thunderbirds and it is fitting that Parker and Lady Penelope host the show. There is a rich vein of tongue-in cheek humour in the documentary, paralleling the humour in Anderson's work. The best thing to ever have come out of Slough.