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E: 03/01 Win Cinema Museum/Stan & Ollie Prizes

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  • RatGirl
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    Win a pair of tickets for a tour of the Cinema Museum plus tickets to a screening of Stan & Ollie at BFI Southbank from Friday 18 January.

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    A pair of tickets for a tour of the Cinema Museum. London’s Cinema Museum is the UK’s only collection of cinema memorabilia. Founded in 1986 by archivists Ronald Grant and Martin Humphries, and housed in a historic former workhouse building in Kennington, the Cinema Museum is preserving a vast amount of everything cinematic from the classic era of ‘going to the pictures’, before the days of the multiplex. Films, posters, books, photos, memorabilia, vintage projectors and equipment, staff uniforms and the cinema fittings themselves are all stored here, and the museum is run entirely by volunteers, with no public funding.
    A pair of tickets to see Stan & Ollie. John C. Reilly and Steve Coogan play the loveable comedy duo in this entertaining new biopic — at BFI Southbank from Friday 18 January. It’s 1953, and Hollywood has fallen out of love with Laurel and Hardy, the once golden duo of international comedy. In the hope of reigniting their career, the pair embark on a tour of the UK’s seaside towns and music halls, but audiences are sparse and impresario Bernard Delfont is already looking for ways to break their contract. With hilarious recreations of Way Out West on film, and County Hospital on stage, Coogan and Reilly excel as the beloved entertainers and give a heartwarming depiction of a lifelong friendship under pressure.
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