Throughout his long career, which began with Poor Cow all the way back in 1967, Ken Loach has proven himself adept at coaxing strong performances from non-professional actors. (filmireland.net)
Coupled with this, Soderbergh makes great use of recycled shots from Ken Loach's 1967 directorial debut Poor Cow, starring a young Terence Stamp, to illustrate his own protagonist's troubled past. (lwlies.com)
In the scene below, an intimate moment of character background on the career criminal Wilson, begins as the usual exposition, but is then intercut with footage from Ken Loach «s 1967 film Poor Cow. (rowthree.com)