1st May 2006
Harkit records are planning planning a special limited release of music from Polanski’s “Repulsion”. This will not be available until the end of the year.
Wife of Roman Polanski, Emmanuel Seigner, right, and Debra Tate arrive
at the High Court Central London.
photo Credict: AP Photo
Roman Polanski's response to the verdict
"It goes without saying that, whilst the whole episode is a sad one, I am obviously pleased with the jury's verdict," said Polanski, who turns 72 next month.
"Three years of my life have been interrupted. Three years within which I have had no choice but to relive the horrible events of August 1969, the murders of my wife, my unborn child and my friends.
"Many untruths have been published about me, most of which I have ignored, but the allegations printed in the July 2002 edition of Vanity Fair could not go unchallenged."
He said the memory of his late wife "was at the forefront of my mind in bringing this action", as he thanked those who testified on his behalf, including his present wife, the French actress Emmanuelle Seigner.
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To read details about Polanski's filmming of 'Oliver Twist' based on the novel by Dickens check the following links.
Visit the official Oliver Twist website at Sony movies.
Polanski casts Oliver Twist article at Empire magazine
Polanski introduces new Oliver
Polanski to film Dickens Classic
Nastassja Kinski mentions her work with Roman in the interview at tv-now.com
