Tonite Let's All Make Love In
London (1967) DVD
Após uma demanda de anos, as cópias disponíveis na internet não têm grande qualidade, eis que consigo deitar a mão a um dos mais famosos Documentários sobre a cena musical Inglesa dos anos sessenta, um interessante documento que faltava na minha colecção.
Cópia retirada de um Laserdisc Japonês, não há edição oficial em DVD.
Tonite Let's All Make Love In
London (1967) DVD — Written and
directed by Peter Whitehead; featuring Mick Jagger, Vanessa Redgrave, Michael
Caine, Julie Christie and many other icons from the 60’s scene in London.
Bonus Section: Seven bands perform hit songs from the era.
Synopsis: Peter Whitehead's 1967 documentary
of London scene in the swinging-60's is a
visual treat for Mod enthusiasts everywhere. Featuring a who's-who of the
scene, Tonight Let's All Make Love In London—Pop Concerto for Film is a
visual patchwork of 60's culture, seen through the eyes of the people leading
it. Mick Jagger, Michael Caine, Vanessa Redgrave, Allen Ginsberg, Jimi Hendrix
and Julie Christie are all here, alongside counter-culture artists and other
musicians who helped shape their generation and future ones to come. Most
of the musical content comes in the form of extremely rare concert footage and
inside studio recording sessions, while other segments include candid
interviews, strange political demonstration footage, and even a segment on the
radical art of body painting! Yes, politics and sex are on the palette here as
the psychedelic soundtrack from a very young Pink Floyd, swirls and pushes the
film on towards the climax of it's brisk 70 minute running time. Languishing in
distribution limbo for too long, Tonight Let's All Make Love In London
is a fitting testimonial to the changing times in the mid-60's and one that
should be able to live on in the years to come for the young and old to look
back on and enjoy. Jeremy
Wheeler, All Movie Guide
Part 1 — The Loss of the British Empire
Part 2 —
Dolly Girls
Part 3 — Protest (The Animals perform “When I Was
Young,” Vanessa Redgrave at a protest rally; her “performance” needs to be seen
to be believed)
Part 4 —It’s All Pop (Interviews with Andrew Loog
Oldham and Mick Jagger; Stones perform “Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby,
Standing in the Shadows”)
Part 5 — Movie Stars (Interviews with Julie Christie
and Michael Caine)
Part 6 —
Painting Pop (Interviews with Alan
Aldridge and David Hockney)
Part 7 —
As Scene From the USA
(Thoughts from Americans like Lee Marvin as Playboy opens its first European
club in London)
Item description: Never released on DVD in North America or Europe — and very, very hard-to-find as
a used VHS. This was professionally authored from a
Japanese laserdisc version. (Note: Japanese subtitles appear on the bottom of
the screen during the interviews.) Do not purchase if you are
looking for a factory/studio produced DVD. Includes
Menu with Bonus Section: Live performances by: 1. Fleetwood Mac (Man of the
World) 2. The Who (Happy Jack) 3. Kinks (Plastic Man)
4. Manfred Mann (Ha! Ha! Said the Clown) 5. Moody Blues (Nights
in White Satin) 6. The Easybeats (Friday on My Mind) 7. Ten Years
After (Bad Scene)
DVD also
known as The
London Scene
Runtime: USA:70 min
Country: UK
Language:
English (with Japanese subtitles during interviews)
Color:
Black and White / Color
Sound Mix:
Mono
Cast (in alphabetical order)
Alan Aldridge ....
Himself
Vashti Bunyan ....
Herself
Eric Burdon ....
Himself
Michael Caine ....
Himself
Julie Christie ....
Herself
Chris Farlowe ....
Himself
Allen Ginsberg ....
Himself
Jimi Hendrix …. Himself
David Hockney ....
Himself
Mick Jagger ....
Himself
Kenney Jones ....
Himself (as The Small Faces)
Ace Kefford ....
Himself
Ronnie
Lane .... Himself (as The Small
Faces)
Donyale Luna ....
Herself
Steven Marriott ....
Himself (as The Small Faces)
Lee Marvin .... Guest
Ian McLagan ....
Himself (as The Small Faces)
Edna O'Brien ....
Herself
Andrew Loog Oldham
.... Himself
Vanessa Redgrave ....
Herself
Andrew Rose ....
Himself (as Twice As Much)
David Skinner ....
Himself (as Twice As Much)
Dolly Read ....
Herself (uncredited)
Working Class Hero – John Lennon 
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