Directors Chair Collection

Vanessa Redgrave and James Fox sit in their cast chairs on the pebbled beach at Dover, Kent on the set of the film " Isadora"

Richard Burton between takes during location filming of "The Villain"
Richard Burton between takes during location filming of " The Villain". The cast and crew where at the Clark Eaton Glass factory on the Southern industrial estate

Left to Right Anthony Andrews, Cliff Richard and Hugh Griffiths seen here reading the script before filming a scene from the film " Take Me High" in Shelswell Park

The Beatles being groomed at Twickenham Film Studios by Pattie Boyd and three A Hard Days night extras, Tina Williams, Pru Bury and Susan Whitman, 12th March 1964

The Beatles being groomed at Twickenham Film Studios by Pattie Boyd and three A Hard Days night extras, Tina Williams, Pru Bury and Susan Whitman, 12th March 1964

Neil Diamond pictured at his office in Hollywood with his film chair. 5th December 1980

Richard Burton. February 1982

Cliff Richard seen here relaxing between takes on location filming for " Take Me High" in Shelswell Park. The film which was the last film role for Cliff Richard was shot in

Cliff Richard and Anthony Andrews seen here relaxing between takes on location filming for " Take Me High" in Shelswell Park

Left to Right Anthony Andrews, Cliff Richard and Hugh Griffiths seen here reading the script before filming a scene from the film " Take Me High" in Shelswell Park

Cliff Richard and Anthony Andrews seen here relaxing between takes on location filming for " Take Me High" in Shelswell Park

In this small London flat use has been made of inexpensive furniture, 1940. Designed by John Trevor. Colour scheme suggests light and sun, the picture provides an exotic window, oil-paper lantern

Bush breakfast from Elsas Kopje

Deck of bedroom (No1) at Elsas Kopje looks out over Meru

A lovely Summer day on Brighton Pier, East Sussex, England, with the crowded beach and promenade in the background 1946

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"From Historic Colonia del Sacramento to the Glamorous Film Sets: The Iconic Directors Chair" Step into the world of cinema and witness the allure of the directors chair, a symbol of power and creativity. In Uruguay's enchanting Barrio Historico, where time seems to stand still, filmmakers have found inspiration amidst its cobblestone streets. Vanessa Redgrave and James Fox gracefully sit in their cast chairs on the pebbled beach at Dover, capturing a moment frozen in cinematic history. Across continents, we find Anthony Andrews, Cliff Richard, and Hugh Griffiths engrossed in scripts while relaxing on set. These talented actors immerse themselves in their characters' worlds as they read between takes during location filming. Even within a modest London flat back in 1940, inexpensive furniture is ingeniously utilized to create an intimate setting for storytelling. Richard Burton exudes his magnetic presence as he takes a break from shooting "The Villain, " showcasing his versatility both on-screen and off. Meanwhile, The Beatles receive grooming sessions by Pattie Boyd at Twickenham Film Studios - a testament to their meteoric rise as cultural icons transcending music into film. Neil Diamond finds solace in his film chair at his Hollywood office; it becomes not just a seat but also a sanctuary for creative contemplation. And let us not forget Cliff Richard once again finding relaxation between takes on location filming - an artist who effortlessly balances work with moments of reprieve. As we delve deeper into these glimpses behind-the-scenes, we witness how the directors chair serves as more than just furniture; it embodies dreams realized and stories brought to life. From historic landmarks like Colonia del Sacramento to bustling film sets around the globe - this iconic piece holds tales that continue captivating audiences even today. In February 1982, Richard Burton leaves an indelible mark with every role he undertakes – forever etching himself into our hearts through his commanding presence.