Interview with Baby Love's Linda Hayden
June 25, 2020Baby Love: An Exclusive Interview with Linda Haydenby Dr. Adrian Smith Network: How old were you when you got the role in Baby Love, and how did it come about? LH: I was […]
10 of the Best Title Sequences
June 5, 2020A title sequence is all important – it is the book cover or can label. If various elements come together well it can inform, entertain and hopefully (in terms of […]
Women of Character: Kay Kendall
May 21, 2020KAY KENDALL 21st May 1927 – 6th September 1959 It is a sad fact that British cinema of the 1950s so often overlooked the talents of so many actresses, from Diana Dors […]
Early Ealing Comedies: Another Shore and Keep Fit
May 15, 2020As Network’s The British Film collection continues to expand, and an increasing number of the best titles are revisited for new Blu-ray restorations, let’s look at two new additions to […]
Chesney and Wolfe: The Spin-Off Kings
May 4, 2020Known for his prolific gag-slinging partnership with radio scriptwriter Ronald Wolfe, former harmonica player Ronald Chesney would this year have celebrated his centenary. In a way, it’s a surprise that […]
George And The Dragon – 7 Must-Know Facts
April 23, 2020It was Sid James’ first ITV success story Starring as George Russell, the lecherous and cunning chauffeur and general dogsbody to the wealthy Colonel Maynard (John Le Mesurier), George And […]
Post-War British Cinema: Man on the Run and The Intruder
April 17, 2020Post-war British cinema was rife with ex-Services characters keeping a watchful eye for the authorities. Some were fake Majors fleeing their creditors in a “borrowed” Lea Francis, while others might […]
Four Reasons Why Pipkins Still Rocks
April 9, 2020It’s One of ITV’s Best Remembered Kids’ Series At the beginning of the 1970s, the Independent Broadcasting Authority tasked four of ITV’s companies to cook up their own show for […]
Women of Character: Yootha Joyce
April 3, 2020Halfway through The Pumpkin Eater, a picture of sublime beauty, the viewer is treated to a three-minute cameo that few could ever forget. Jo Armitage (Anne Bancroft) is accosted at […]