Derann Film Labels
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Golddiggers of 1933 Part – 1
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Read more: Golddiggers of 1933 Part – 1With dance numbers numbers created and directed by Busby Berkeley, and music and lyrics from Harry Warren & Al Dubin, this was a sure fire winner. Included the numbers ‘We’re in the money’ and ‘My forgotten man’. Label was designed by Marianne Frost.
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The Little Mermaid
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Read more: The Little MermaidReleased in 1989 this was Walt Disney’s twenty eighth full length feature and Derann’s first Disney feature release. It’s release was announced in our December 1991 newsletter, where it received a full page to itself, along with ‘Mickey’s Christmas Carol’ and again on the back page for it’s special preview at the 1991 Christmas Open…
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The Wild Geese
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Read more: The Wild GeeseTremendous cast that included Richard Burton, Roger Moore and Richard Harris. Such a great action film with excellent colour proved to be as popular as Derek had predicted. Released as a 3×400′ and a 400′ version. Label was designed by Marianne Frost.
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Carrie – Part 1
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Read more: Carrie – Part 1This 1976 adaptation of Stephen King’s first novel has never been bettered and there have been two others. Directed by Brian DePalma and starring Sissy Spacek, Piper Laurie and a very young John Travolta. The film delivered some real shocks. . Label was designed by Marianne Frost.
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400′ Generic Label
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Read more: 400′ Generic LabelAlong with a number of other designs, this was a label that was used on and off for many years. Label designed by Marianne Frost and printed at Derann by myself. Label courtesy of Peter Brooke at ‘SPROCKETS’
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That’s Carry On
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Read more: That’s Carry OnAnother example of the numerous films we issued from Rank Film Distributors following their decision to give us carte blanche on almost any title we came across. Label designed by Dave Worrall and printed at Derann by myself. Label courtesy of Peter Brooke at ‘SPROCKETS’
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Rollerball – Part 2
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Read more: Rollerball – Part 2I was never a big fan of this movie, which I thought was all noise and no plot. Didn’t stop it selling. Label was designed by our regular artist Marianne Frost.
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The Three Musketeers
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Read more: The Three MusketeersThis 1948 Technicolor costume drama was the third or fourth release we issued in our deal with Ken Films/MGM. I can still recall the thrill of watching the first test print and the magnificent print quality. Released mounted on 5 x 600 spools. The simple label was designed by Dave Worrall. Label courtesy of Peter…
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No Limit
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Read more: No LimitDerek was a big fan of George Formby and this was without doubt his favourite film featuring this toothy, ukulele Northerner. Excellent quality prints, from a brand new 35mm print and the added plus of the TT races made this a real winner. Label was designed by Marianne Frost. Issued as a 4×400′ and a…
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42nd Street – Part 2
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Read more: 42nd Street – Part 2With the line “you’re going out a youngster but you’ve got to come back a star!” being remembered to this day, this film was the beginning of a series of movie musical extravaganzas that has never been equaled. This was the very first film from our highly successful UA deal that was edited and hit…