Ian Hendry + Director Robert Parrish Discussing A Shot For The Film, Journey To The Far Side of The Sun aka Dopplegänger [1969]
January 27, 2019
Original black and white still of director Robert Parrish and Ian Hendry discussing a shot Dopplegänger, released as Journey To The Far Side Of The Sun in the US [1969].
Excellent ‘behind the scenes’ black and white still discovered recently.
I hope everyone has had a good start to 2019. Apologies for the lack of updates over the last few months. I have plenty more material to add to the website, which I will aim to scan and prepare in due course.
For those interested in reading more about this film, there are a number of articles and rare stills which have been published previously:J
Until next time,
Neil Hendry
Editor, Official Tribute To Ian Hendry
Further Reading
A detailed account of the life and work of Ian Hendry in the new biography:
Read: ‘Send in the Clowns – The Yo Yo Life Of Ian Hendry’ by Gabriel Hershman
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Ian Hendry And ‘The Circus That Came To Town’ – Part 1
This Is Your Life – Coco The Clown (1962) + Ian Hendry (1978) : Article
Complete Rare Film: Download +/or Watch – Live Now, Pay Later (1962) – Ian Hendry + June Ritchie
Theatre 625 Ep. ‘Miss Julie’ – Ian Hendry + Gunnel Lindblom. Review and Original Promotional Still [1965]
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Theatre of Blood [1973] – Autographed By Milo O’Shea, Harry Andrews, Ian Hendry, Arthur Lowe, Robert Coote and Jack Hawkins
Journey To The Far Side Of The Sun (1969) – Definitive Release Includes A Rare UK Version With Ian Hendry Credited In The Lead Role
Murder On Arrival (1959) Westminster Theatre, London – Rare Poster + Programme Found!
100th Celebratory Post – Restrospective Of 10 Key Highlights + Discoveries From The Official Website Of Ian Hendry
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Get Carter [1971] ‘Eyes Look Like…Piss-Holes In The Snow’ – Tony Klinger Reveals The Story Behind THAT Famous Line
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Repulsion [1965] – Original Italian Film Poster ‘Fotobusta’ Featuring Ian Hendry, Catherine Deneuve + Yvonne Furneaux
Ian Hendry + Dick Emery Sketch – The Dick Emery Show [1976]. A Military Attache From The Russian Embassy Meets ‘Jack’ In A London Pub. Jack’s A British Naval Officer In Search Of A Spy And A Drink!
Repulsion (1965) 50th Anniversary Tribute Part #1 – Catherine Deneuve + Ian Hendry + John Fraser + Yvonne Furneaux (dir. Roman Polanski)
ITV Play Of The Week – ‘On The Island’ (1967) – TV World Magazine