ctress (Barbara Jefford), Best Cinematography (black and white movies), the most promising newcomer (Milo O'Shea) and on Cannes Film Festival in 1967 awarded Palme d'Or.
In 1977 Joseph Strick directed a new film of another book of James Joyce A Portrait of the Artist as a Young man . (Rutracker.org/forum)
2. There are several statues of James Joyce on North Earl Street in Dublin.
3. The work and life of Joyce is celebrated annually on 16 June in Dublin and in an increasing number of cities worldwide and is called Bloomsday. (a term Joyce himself did not employ) was invented in 1954, on the 50th anniversary of the events in the novel, when John Ryan (artist, critic, publican and founder of Envoy Magazine) and the novelist Flenn O Brien organized what was to be a daylong pilgrimage along the Ulysses route. They were joined by Patrick Kavanagh, Anthony Cronin, Tom Joyce. Ryan had engaged two horse drawn cabs, of the old-fashioned kind, which in Ulysses Mr. Bloom and his friends drive to poor Paddy Dignam's funeral. The party was assigned roles from the novel. They planned to travel round the city through the day, visiting in turn the scenes of the novel, ending at night in what had once been the brothel quarter of the city, the area which Joyce had called Nighttown. . A Bloomsday record of 1954, informally filmed by John Ryan, follows this pilgrimage. (Www.james-joyce.ru/jaj)
4. There is a wax statue of James Joyce in the National Wax Museum in Dublin. (Www.ot-pusk.ru)
5. James Joyce Bridge - arched bridge over the River Liffey in Dublin.In one of James Joyce's stories "The Dead", the action takes place in the house, which is now in front of the bridge.The bridge was opened on June 16, 2003 in the so-called Bloom's Day. Bridge is illuminated at night. (Ru.wikipedia.org)
6. James Joyce Tower is a Museum and a sightseeing place, located 13 miles south from Dublin, Ireland.The tower was built to protect from invasion of Napoleon's troops. In 1904, the building was rented, and the first tenant was the poet Oliver Gogarty, who invited James Joyce to stay with him. By the time of the alleged visit Joyce damaged relations with the owner of the tower, writing an insulting poem about him. Oliver did not cancel the invitation, but during a week the situation has worsened. One night, Gogarty fired with his pistol over the head of Joyce, who had to flee.there is an exhibition devoted to James Joyce on two floors, who had chosen the tower as the location of the first chapter of th...
