
Christopher Monger, a Welsh native, was fresh off the Miramax release of his film The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill but Came Down a Mountain starring Hugh Grant. His next project was to shoot in a small town in Wales, and producer Ted Hope felt it was a sure thing. The Amateur Pornographer was nearly made with a young Matthew Rhys and later got traction at HBO, with one note: Could the film be set in the United States instead of Wales? Christopher Monger IMDBTed Hope’s Substack “Hope for Film”Check out our curated Letterboxd List for some New York mid 90s indie classics to go with our Ted Hope-Good Machine vibe.We have merch! Buy our awesome Films Not Made signature mug or 100% cotton t-shirt.Go to FilmsNotMade for the all transcripts and more.Follow the show on YouTube@filmsnotemadeSubscribe to our Substack@filmsnotmade
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