The Making Of Ryan's Daughter (2006)

2006 · Documentary · 63 min. · United States

The Making Of Ryan's Daughter (2006)

The Making Of Ryan's Daughter (2006) is an extensive documentary that delves into the creation and reception of the classic film "Ryan's Daughter." Structured into three episodes—"Storm Rising," "Storm Chaser," and "Eye of the Storm"—the documentary offers a comprehensive look at the film's pre-production and shooting phases. It zooms in on specific scenes, such as Michael's arrival in the village with his lobster, the villagers' revenge on Rosy, and the dramatic rescue of the arms shipment from the Atlantic. The final segment explores David Lean's response to the critical backlash that "Ryan's Daughter" received, which ultimately led to his retirement from directing feature films for a period of fourteen years.

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Title The Making Of Ryan's Daughter

Original title The Making Of Ryan's Daughter

Year 2006

Type Documentary

Length 63 min.

Country United States


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