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Mr. Relph the founder was motivated to establish the business by a Ford Motor Company Manager while writing software for Ford’s 7.3 liter Diesel Powerstroke Engine controls. Mr Relph’s concept to take the development cycle from 6 months to 7 hours revolutionized the development industry for engine and transmission controls and ultimately the electric powered autonomous vehicle.
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Dearden and Michael Relph made a series of films on subjects generally not tackled by British cinema in this era starting with Sapphire (1959), a thriller about race relations that proved popular. Dearden and Relph helped set up Allied Film Makers for whom they made The League of Gentlemen (1960), a cynical comedy that was very popular.
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This book offers the first full systematic assessment and evaluation of the cinema of this important filmmaking partnership. Dearden and Relph came together at the famous Ealing Studios in the wartime period and became the most prolific production team at the studio, contributing such popular and critically acclaimed films as The Captive Heart (1946), The Blue Lamp (1950) and Pool of London ...
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Relph, Michael (1915-2004) Michael Relph began his career in 1932 working under Alfred Junge in the Gaumont-British Art Department, joining Ealing in 1942, having also designed for the stage from 1934. At Ealing he embarked on a longstanding, creative partnership with director Basil Dearden, sometimes sharing with Dearden the producer-director ...
