Loot (1970) by Silvio Narizzano, Clip: Opening Titles and scene - Hal and Dennis visit the West Pier

The Image: A lovely, colourful opening scene (+ a bit of sinister of course - this is a late 60s deserted British pier - deserted - with typical anti-establishment overtones - eg, Hal and Dennis (apparently boyfriends!) enjoy shooting at tin images of British stereotypes of the 'repressive' state such as clergymen, policemen, judges and so on - plus how the money turns green! (Images here:creativewritingpriory.wordpress.com/2022/12/31/loo…) ps - always remember West Pier's more famous and literary neighbour "The Palace Pier" featured in Brighton Rock (1947) by John and Roy Boulting. I live within minutes of the now now totally derelict West Pier, Brighton featured in this clip, so it is wonderfully nostalgic to see it in its heyday in the late 60s (not that I ever did mind you). In fact it is more than derelict now - just a few girders remain today. (See:eu-assets.simpleview-europe.com/brighton2021/image…) Non-monetized channel [email protected] ____ COPYRIGHT ISSUES? - Please (!) - Before contacting youtube officially and requesting an official Takedown - which results in this Non-monetized channel getting a strike - (and potential oblivion) please consider contacting me personally: [email protected] and I will immediately remove the material. [email protected] ____ All clips uploaded solely for celebration and education.... All clips have currently been passed by youtube copyright software, but I appreciate that individual copyright holders may still wish to manually protect their copyright by issuing a retrospective takedown order. Before contacting youtube officially - which results in this channel getting a strike - please consider contacting me personally: [email protected] and I will immediately remove the material. (Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, education or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.)