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IFFI to Pay Special Tribute to Sir Richard Attenborough
Filmmaker Sir Richard Attenborough died on August 24 this year, five days before his 91st birthday. He is best known for the Academy Award winning film Gandhi
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Rohini Hattangadi: Shooting For Gandhi Was A Revelation
Actress Rohini Hattangadi (Kasturba Gandhi) says working with the late director Richard Attenborough in Gandhi was a revelation for her.
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When Morarji Desai Objected to 'Fake' Gandhi
Former Prime Minister Moraji Desai had strong reservations against allowing Richard Attenborough to shoot for his epic film "Gandhi" at Aga Khan Palace in Pune because he had cast a British actor- Ben Kingsley- to play the part of the Mahatma.
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Richard Attenborough Was in Love with Indian Culture: Alok Nath
Alok Nath was a newcomer when he landed a minute's role in Richard Attenborough's film Gandhi in 1982.
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Richard Attenborough, Director of Gandhi, Dies at 90
Mr Attenborough had been in frail health since a fall at his house in 2008, and spent his last years in a nursing home with his wife
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Richard Attenborough: A Mainstay of British Film
Taking turns as an actor, producer and director and picking up a mantlepiece full of awards along the way, Richard Attenborough was a much-loved and long admired fixture in the British film industry.
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Director and Actor Richard Attenborough Dies Aged 90
British director and actor Richard Attenborough has died aged 90 after a sparkling career spanning six decades, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) said on Sunday.
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Two Chinese, two Gandhis and Manmohan Singh top list of Asia's most influential
Congress president Sonia Gandhi, her son and Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh feature among top five in the world's 100 most influential list of Asians, which is topped by China's new President Xi Jinping.
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When Gandhi met Lincoln, thanks to Daniel Day-Lewis
In Richard Attenborough's classic Gandhi, a young, handsome-looking street ruffian named 'Colin', played by a 20-something Daniel Day-Lewis, bullies an equally young barrister Gandhi portrayed by Ben Kingsley.
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IFFI to Pay Special Tribute to Sir Richard Attenborough
Filmmaker Sir Richard Attenborough died on August 24 this year, five days before his 91st birthday. He is best known for the Academy Award winning film Gandhi
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Rohini Hattangadi: Shooting For Gandhi Was A Revelation
Actress Rohini Hattangadi (Kasturba Gandhi) says working with the late director Richard Attenborough in Gandhi was a revelation for her.
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When Morarji Desai Objected to 'Fake' Gandhi
Former Prime Minister Moraji Desai had strong reservations against allowing Richard Attenborough to shoot for his epic film "Gandhi" at Aga Khan Palace in Pune because he had cast a British actor- Ben Kingsley- to play the part of the Mahatma.
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Richard Attenborough Was in Love with Indian Culture: Alok Nath
Alok Nath was a newcomer when he landed a minute's role in Richard Attenborough's film Gandhi in 1982.
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Richard Attenborough, Director of Gandhi, Dies at 90
Mr Attenborough had been in frail health since a fall at his house in 2008, and spent his last years in a nursing home with his wife
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Richard Attenborough: A Mainstay of British Film
Taking turns as an actor, producer and director and picking up a mantlepiece full of awards along the way, Richard Attenborough was a much-loved and long admired fixture in the British film industry.
-
Director and Actor Richard Attenborough Dies Aged 90
British director and actor Richard Attenborough has died aged 90 after a sparkling career spanning six decades, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) said on Sunday.
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Two Chinese, two Gandhis and Manmohan Singh top list of Asia's most influential
Congress president Sonia Gandhi, her son and Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh feature among top five in the world's 100 most influential list of Asians, which is topped by China's new President Xi Jinping.
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When Gandhi met Lincoln, thanks to Daniel Day-Lewis
In Richard Attenborough's classic Gandhi, a young, handsome-looking street ruffian named 'Colin', played by a 20-something Daniel Day-Lewis, bullies an equally young barrister Gandhi portrayed by Ben Kingsley.
