Jeremy Thomas
- Text by HUCK HQ
- Photography by Ed Andrews
If you’re a filmmaker, a film fan, or fan of samurai swords, Donald Duck or Dennis Hopper, check out the first episode of Little White Lies Artifacts, a new series on our sister mag’s site. Legendary producer Jeremy Thomas (The Last Emperor, Naked Lunch, Sexy Beast, Only Lovers Left Alive) invited Little White Lies into his London Soho inner sanctum to see his collection of props, photographs and souvenirs from more than four decades and counting in film.
The first installment is a collaboration between the movie magazine’s editor David Jenkins and Huck’s own Ed Andrews.
The BFI is screening a selection of Jeremy Thomas’ films over the next month for its third annual Made in Britain season celebrating UK filmmakers. For more details, visit the BFI.
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