January 18, 2019
Till Death Us Do Part… found, restored, released at last. ‘Wiped? Me? Bloody wiped? Bloody marvellous, innit? What do they think they’re playing at? But I’ve got the last laugh, […]
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A most unlikely discovery… In the chocolate box of life, the top layer may have already gone (as Bob memorably bemoans in a scene from the 1976 film of The Likely […]
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March 27, 2018
It was only six years after the final episode of Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) screened in 1970 that Mike Pratt succumbed to cancer at the outrageously young age of 45. […]
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March 15, 2018
Conceived by two veteran Coronation Street writers, John Stevenson and Julian Roach, Brass was a sitcom unlike any other. Set in the fictional Northern town of Utterly in the 1930s […]
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January 19, 2018
By the mid 1960s, Lew Grade’s ITC had carved out a reputation for slick action-adventure series, offering feature film production values, tailored to meet the needs of the all-important American […]
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January 15, 2018
First shown on Tuesday 20 February, 1973, as part of the BBC’s Tuesday’s Documentary strand, The Big Screen is a fascinating snapshot of the ailing British film industry at […]
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December 15, 2017
When the opportunity came up to remaster all the episodes of Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons in high definition for the fifty year anniversary of the series, the Network […]
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August 28, 2017
Hartley Hare isn’t surprised that Network is releasing Pipkins The Collection with all of his greatest hits. He would have only asked why did it take so long? Yes […]
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May 17, 2017
It’s hard to believe that we’ve already reached the final volume of Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased). This sixth installment presents the final five episodes (in production order), and comes complete […]
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WHO CUT WHO PLAYS THE DUMMY? A Department S mystery… London, England, Friday 31st March SULLIVAN and KING are seated at a moviola: a roll of film is spooling through. […]
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Till Death Us Do Part… found, restored, released at last. ‘Wiped? Me? Bloody wiped? Bloody marvellous, innit? What do they think they’re playing at? But I’ve got the last laugh, […]
Read More
A most unlikely discovery… In the chocolate box of life, the top layer may have already gone (as Bob memorably bemoans in a scene from the 1976 film of The Likely […]
Read More
It was only six years after the final episode of Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) screened in 1970 that Mike Pratt succumbed to cancer at the outrageously young age of 45. […]
Read More
Conceived by two veteran Coronation Street writers, John Stevenson and Julian Roach, Brass was a sitcom unlike any other. Set in the fictional Northern town of Utterly in the 1930s […]
Read More
By the mid 1960s, Lew Grade’s ITC had carved out a reputation for slick action-adventure series, offering feature film production values, tailored to meet the needs of the all-important American […]
Read More
First shown on Tuesday 20 February, 1973, as part of the BBC’s Tuesday’s Documentary strand, The Big Screen is a fascinating snapshot of the ailing British film industry at […]
Read More
When the opportunity came up to remaster all the episodes of Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons in high definition for the fifty year anniversary of the series, the Network […]
Read More
Hartley Hare isn’t surprised that Network is releasing Pipkins The Collection with all of his greatest hits. He would have only asked why did it take so long? Yes […]
Read More
It’s hard to believe that we’ve already reached the final volume of Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased). This sixth installment presents the final five episodes (in production order), and comes complete […]
Read More
WHO CUT WHO PLAYS THE DUMMY? A Department S mystery… London, England, Friday 31st March SULLIVAN and KING are seated at a moviola: a roll of film is spooling through. […]
Read More