A film director's obituary in today's New York Times—
"Mr. Donner broke through as a director in 1963 with a low-budget black-and-white film of ’s play 'The Caretaker,' with , Donald Pleasence and . Since he couldn’t find traditional backing for the film, a group of well-wishers that included , , and financed it."
A lower-budget version:
All work and no play
makes Jack a dull boy.
See also "Patrick Blackburn, meet Gideon Summerfield" in Building a Mystery.