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How Long Is “Colour on the Thames”?
film released in 1935. Presented in English.
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This movie is a well-estimated showpiece for Gasparcolor, one of several competing color systems for movies that tried for pieces of the market following the success of Technicolor. Developed by Bela Gaspar, it was, like Technicolor, a subtractive system and while it was used a bit in the mid-thirties for a few short subjects, it never really caught on.
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What language is it available in?
The primary language listed for this title is English.