John Cooper Clarke
John Cooper Clarke is one of our favourite poets. His tight rhythms and sharp insights have outlived the punk scene in which he first emerged, opening for acts such as The Clash, Joy Division and Elvis Costello. He's one of England's National Treasures. The following interview with John appeared in the English magazine The Idler which gives a great insight into his thinking and how amphetamines saved western democracy
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David Sanderson
David Sanderson, cinematographer.
1949 - 2010
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Reg Evans
Reg Evans Actor 1928-2009
In February 2009 Reg and his partner Angela died in the firestorm of bushfires that swept Victoria. He served in the R.A.F. during the War and migrated to Australia afterwards. A much loved actor, he had appeared in films, TV and on stage. Kind, a great sense of humour and promoter of the arts - he is greatly missed. His body has not been found
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Terry Southern
Screen Writer, Absurdist and Cultural Seer.
The Hippest Guy On The The Planet
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Frank Hurley
The cameraman's cameraman. When they talk about twentieth century cinematography, his name will always be there.
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