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Tony Cutts Passed Away
23 December 1940 - 29 October 2014 |
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Written by: Duncan McGregor,
Bradford |
Date:
30.10.2014 |
Yesterday, Wednesday 29. October 2014, at 8:40pm
Tony Cutts – projectionist extraordinaire – lost his two year fight
against cancer and passed away in the Marie Curie Hospice here in
Bradford. He was 73.
In 2006 Tony was interviewed on Pictureville stage by
Bill Lawrence
during the 12th Bradford International Film Festival as he celebrated 50
years as a projectionist, which in itself was an incredible milestone,
but he went on to complete a further seven years doing a job he both
loved and was truly inspired by. His passing is a huge loss to the film
department here, as the knowledge Tony takes with him is irreplaceable.
He saw the introduction of widescreen cinema in 1952, the transition to
wide gauge 70mm film, the introduction of stereophonic surround sound in
cinemas, 3D, VistaVision, Imax, Cinerama – Tony saw and experienced it
all first hand. He started as a casual projectionist at the museum in
1984 covering Imax shifts, whilst still a projectionist at the
Odeon Bradford and became a permanent member of the film team here in 1992 as
we prepared for the opening of Pictureville cinema.
Tony had a remarkable career and was a wonderful guy with a great sense
of humour and was both admired and greatly respected by the projection
team, especially his beer drinking ability – we will miss him
enormously. Throughout it all though, Tony managed to remain
matter-of-fact throughout the last two years of his battle with cancer.
I will forward details of funeral arrangements when known for those who
wish to remember Tony. Sad times,
Tony Cutts (1940 - 2014). A gallery from Bradford 1996 - 2012
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bradfordodeonrescuegroup.co.uk
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I am saddened to read of the passing of Tony
Cutts
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I am saddened to read of the passing of Tony
Cutts, a most delightful man and with many an anecdote. When I donated my
Cinerama memorabilia to the museum I was asked if they could do anything in
return. I requested a tour of Pictureville and the projection room and it
was then that I first met Tony. It will be a memory for the rest of my life,
Tony was so interesting and we swapped many a tale of the early days of
Cinerama and Todd-AO. He will be missed by many and my condolences go to his
family.
Sincerely,
David Slack
Boston, Lincolnshire
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We'll never see the like of him again
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Just
heard the very sad news that Tony Cutts lost his 2 year battle with cancer
last night'
I first met Tony in 1983 just after we opened the Museum in Bradford and
Tony was chief at the Odeon across the road. I had just started in the
cinema business but by then Tony already had an impressive 27 years of
projection experience under his belt. In fact he started work in the
projection room of the old Majestic Cinema in Bradford 6 days after I was
born.
He came to work with us part time in IMAX from 1984 and then full time in
1992 when Pictureville Cinema opened. He taught me so much about projection
and cinema history over the past 31 years for which I will be eternally
grateful. We didn't always agree about everything and we had a few heated
exchanges over the years but the good times we had in the pubs , clubs and
curry houses of Bradford were far more numerous.
The picture below was taken on the 6th January 2006 at the start of a joint
celebration to mark my 50th birthday , Tony's 65th and his 50 years as a
projectionist and this how I'll remember him with a smile on his face and
ready to get on with the party.
We'll never see the like of him again. A true showman. Rest in peace my
friend, I'll miss you.
Dick Vaughan
Bradford
The Funeral is on Tuesday 18th November:
It starts at 12.40pm at Joseph Hey’s Chapel, 470 Great Horton Rd, Bradford,
West Yorkshire BD7 3HR. The hearse will then drive past the front of the
National Media Museum at approximately 1.15pm and continue on to Scholemoor
Crematorium, Necropolis Rd, Bradford BD7 2PS for a service at 1.20pm approx.
All donations to Marie Curie Cancer Care please
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