This is a rare opportunity to own this rare set of promotional still slides from the Paul Greengrass’ production filming of Bloody Sunday. They are all printed with “BLOODY SUNDAY” across the top and PORTMAN FILMS across the bottom. The set of 7 colour slide photographs consists of:
Image of Jimmy Nesbitt in front of a civil rights march banner.
Image of an action / fight sequence scene.
Image of a march being led by a blue lorry with Jimmy Nesbitt stood on the back.
Image of Paul Greengrass during filming of Blody Sunday. (His name is handwritten on the slide exterior.)
Image of an armed British soldier in uniform leaning against a concrete wall.
Image of several armed soldiers engaged in fighting sequence.
Image of Jimmy Nesbitt with partial crowd in the background.
Trivia: Ruled ineligible to compete for an Oscar in 2003 because it was shown on Irish and British television on the same night that it premiered in a London theatre, a violation of the motion picture academy's Rule 3, which requires a six-month wait between the time it is shown in theaters and the time it is shown on TV.
