An actor called Keith Allen was not happy about the outcome of the aftermath to the Princess Diana death. He has put together a film called 'Unlawful Killing' which we here in the UK are not allowed to see.
Anybody else can see this film. It can be shown all over the world but cannot be shown in the UK. So it was shown in Ireland and here is the reaction of people exiting the cinema in Galway after they had seen the film. I don't seem able to direct you to the exact clip that I want you to see but hey ho view it all!
I am mortified. If my conclusions are the same as the conclusions that anyone else could make...given that they have banned the film in the UK. Then just where does that put the monarchy and almost anything else that we have been taught is sacrosanct!
Where do we go from here?
4 comments:
This film is not 'banned', contrary to what some people might believe. It did not reach general release because director Keith Allen was not prepared to make the 87 cuts from the film demanded by lawyers, it proved impossible to gain insurance against possible litigation, so the film was unfortunately not released in the UK or the US.
Yes, and there isn't a blanket ban on men shagging my daughter, you want to have a go, you just have to agree to let me slam your dick in the door a couple of times and crush your balls in a vice...
All in the interest of any possible litigation you understand..
I think you have both got it right lads. Keith Allen could not get the insurance for the prospect of subsequent litigation although as we all know he has made his point! We all know what happened here but somehow we must try and educate the public. Gawd Bless the 'Ouse of Windsor!
It's not 'banned' on the internet though. I have that film, all 98 minutes of it. An excellent piece.
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