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1960-1969 Actor - Actress

1962 - Well, I'm hanged ! : They hanged 1962's brightest star yesterday: Albert Finney, to the Tyburn of 1745. But it wasn't Marble Arch; it was Bridgport, Dorset. And they were only making a film of Henry Fielding's classic Tom Jones'. Albert was strung up - and then, true to the tale, rescued by a horseman with a knife and rides away to freedom and his love. The film costs half a million pounds to produce. Quite an expensive way to half-hang an actor of such promise. Photo shows Help ! Albert wails as he is hanged to the Tyburn, watched by an angry crowd of local villagers who made the extras

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13213327
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46962711
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4105px x 4759px (1.2MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Editorial Use Only - No Property or Model Releases. For any non-editorial use, please contact Mary Evans direct
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Keystone Pictures USA

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1745 Brightest Costs Expensive Extras Finney Hanged Horseman Pounds Produce Promise Quite Rescued Strung Tyburn Villagers Wails Wasnt Watched


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