E: 31/01 Win A Martin Scorsese Goody Bag Email

Lakshmi7

Email: [EMAIL="filmcompetitions@bfi.org.uk"]filmcompetitions@bfi.org.uk[/EMAIL]
Subject: Martin
Answer: Harvey Keitel (Please thank posters below. :T :T :T)

Include your contact details.

Clicky

Little_Miss_Winner

Heres the question:

To win simply pick the odd one out:

• Harvey Keitel
• Cyndi Lauper
• Al Pacino
• Martin Scorsese
• Frank Sinatra

I think its gotta be Cyndi Lauper. All the others are also / have also produced movies. As well as singing/ acting. I can't see she has ever produced?

diddlydoop

Another possible solution is that they are all sicilian /americans apart from Harvey Keitel

RatGirl

Goody bag contents include:

• A Scorsese Film Pass: allows the winner access to five films (two tickets per screening) showing as part of the Martin Scorsese season. BFI Southbank will be playing Scorsese’s most iconic films: from the early Mean Streets and Taxi Driver to classic gangster films such as GoodFellas and Casino.

• A copy of Shusaku Endo’s highly acclaimed novel Silence – winner of the 1966 Tanizaki Prize – signed by Martin Scorsese himself! Silence is now a major film directed by Martin Scorsese, starring Liam Neeson, Andrew Garfield and Adam Driver – in cinemas now.

• A Voucher worth £50 to spend on Etnacoffee – Sicilian street food. To tie in with the Scorsese season, treat yourself to traditional Sicilian street food: from Arancini to Sicilian Cannoli Frittella there’s something for everyone – without a flight to Sicily. Taste it. Love it! Voucher can be redeemed in both branches.

A large box of organic fruit & veg courtesy of ViTA Italian Food Home Delivery. With the aim of delivering the best quality Italian products straight to your door, ViTA select fresh seasonal products from Italian farmers every week so that you can enjoy fresh Italian delicacies.

• A selection of books that celebrate the culinary delights of Sicilian cooking, courtesy of APCI-UK President – Chef Carmelo Carnevale. Titles include Made in Sicily by one of the finest Italian chefs in the UK, Giorgio Locatelli, as well as Sicily: recipes from an Italian Island by Italian aficionados Katie and Giancarlo Caldesi, who explore the Italian as well as Greek, Spanish, French and Arab influences that flavour Sicilian cooking.

• A selection of Scorsese films on DVD and Blu-ray so you can watch his classic masterpieces again and again in the comfort of your own home. Titles include My Voyage to Italy, GoodFellas, Taxi Driver and The Aviator among many others.

• A collection of film books courtesy of the BFI Film Shop. Titles include BFI Classics title Taxi Driver. In her foreword to this special edition, Amy Taubin considers Taxi Driver in the context of the contemporary politics of race and masculinity in the United States and draws on an exclusive interview with Robert De Niro about his memories of making the film.

mustafa_say_ving

diddlydoop wrote: »

Another possible solution is that they are all sicilian /americans apart from Harvey Keitel

And yet another could be Frank Sinatra, all the others were born in New York, whereas Frank was born in New Jersey.


I think your answer is probably the correct one due to the prize having a Sicilian element to it!