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The Rocking Horse Winner (1949)
A young boy receives a rocking horse for Christmas and soon learns that he is able to pick the winning horse at the races.
A young boy receives a rocking horse for Christmas and soon learns that he is able to pick the winning horse at the races.
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The channel is now serialising an old favourite panel game of mine tonight from 9pm......Call My Bluff.
Tonight featuring Patrick Campbell, Pauline Collins, Frank Muir, Anthony Hopkins etc.
Tonight featuring Patrick Campbell, Pauline Collins, Frank Muir, Anthony Hopkins etc.
it is an utterly superb programme sparrow. It is on every week? watching it now.
Apologies, donegal. It's actually showing on BBC4 and another episode is due at 9pm next Monday.
channel time status
BBC Four
BBC Four
Mon 26 Aug 9pm - 9:30pm
Presenter Robert Robinson
Patrick Campbell
Judy Geeson
Edward Woodward
Frank Muir
Joan Bakewell
Noel Edmonds
BBC Four
BBC Four
Mon 26 Aug 9pm - 9:30pm
Presenter Robert Robinson
Patrick Campbell
Judy Geeson
Edward Woodward
Frank Muir
Joan Bakewell
Noel Edmonds
yes I got it. My word, telly was good then. Patrick Campbell And Frank Muir are hilarious. Not sure if you watched it but when PC stuttered ( with impeccable timing)..."an.....Ethiopean.......woodpecker I nearly wet myself!
I have recorded it tonight but used to watch it regular in the 70s.
Somebody recently mentioned "The Fly" which will be shown on Tuesday at 2315 hours.
Showing on the Talking Pictures Channel at 9.10pm tonight is the 1963 film Dr Crippen.
The real-life story of Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen, who was hanged in London in 1910 for poisoning his wife so he could be with his young lover. But was he truly guilty of murder?
The real-life story of Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen, who was hanged in London in 1910 for poisoning his wife so he could be with his young lover. But was he truly guilty of murder?
2 good films friday evening, League of Gentleman and my fav version of The 39 steps with K more
If one likes a good revenge movie then you can't get much better than.
Chato's Land
Chato's Land
I have no idea what happened to Michae Winner later on but early on he was a quality director
For those that haven't seen it or want to see it again the original version of "Get Carter" (1971) will be shown tonight on BBC4 at 10.45pm.
1951 Tom Brown Schooldays , with Robert Newton just finished on Tp , great film
Jackpot, tonights episode of dixons of dock green , 50 years old and imho as good as any polce story ive seen, it was brilliant with kenneth cope
keep meaning to watch DIXON and keep forgetting its on
11.15 tonight, great british film Spring and Port wine with the wonderful James Mason as the strict head of the family, with Diane Coupland as his wife with children the gorgeous Hannah Gordon and rebellious Susan George and their brother Rodney Bewes.
Marvellous film of how life was back in late 60s, Bolton isn't quite the same now.
Marvellous film of how life was back in late 60s, Bolton isn't quite the same now.
Great film which the channel has shown quite a few times.
I've seen it a good few times sparrow, but will watch again, how many families had the man of the house ruling with an iron fist but decent underneath.
I loved the way he treated that overcoat and then his wife had to pawn it 
Yes and that fish must have stank after a few days!
one of the great films on film4 today at 16.30 , How green was my valley
2 films on TP tomorrow , really good one at 9.10 am Sons of the sea based at Dartmouth , and at 17.35 one of the best, cleverest films ever The Boys
Now on TP, Dressed to kill , 1946 Sherock Holmes with Basil Rathbone , by far the best Holmes imo
Until i saw Sherlock mentioned Elis thought you meant the one with Nancy Allen 
Hayden, i must adnit that Angie Dickinson was hot in that
On the channel tonight at 10.05pm is the 1971 film Villain.
Villain is a 1971 British gangster film directed by Michael Tuchner and starring Richard Burton, Ian McShane, Nigel Davenport and Donald Sinden. It is based on James Barlow's 1968 novel The Burden of Proof. Villain was director Michael Tuchner's first feature film after directing in television.
Villain is a 1971 British gangster film directed by Michael Tuchner and starring Richard Burton, Ian McShane, Nigel Davenport and Donald Sinden. It is based on James Barlow's 1968 novel The Burden of Proof. Villain was director Michael Tuchner's first feature film after directing in television.
Storyline
Of East London, Vic Dakin dotes on his aged and largely bedridden mother. He is also the leader of a criminal gang whose proceeds are largely from the regular collection of "protection money" from their victims. Vic often uses brutal violence against enemies as well as "friends" to prove a point, the violence in and of itself which he seems to relish. While not a regular means to money, Vic decides that his gang will work on a tip to rob a factory payroll, which, somewhat against his wants, will entail working with fellow criminal Frank Fletcher, who understands such a job better than Vic or anyone on his team. Making the job more complex at this time are: the police being after Vic for the vicious attack on one of Vic's associates who acted as a police snitch; and Vic's association with Wolfie Lissner, who procures sexual services for a number of people, including some fairly high profile ones, and who often acts as Vic's "on demand" sexual partner.—Huggo
Of East London, Vic Dakin dotes on his aged and largely bedridden mother. He is also the leader of a criminal gang whose proceeds are largely from the regular collection of "protection money" from their victims. Vic often uses brutal violence against enemies as well as "friends" to prove a point, the violence in and of itself which he seems to relish. While not a regular means to money, Vic decides that his gang will work on a tip to rob a factory payroll, which, somewhat against his wants, will entail working with fellow criminal Frank Fletcher, who understands such a job better than Vic or anyone on his team. Making the job more complex at this time are: the police being after Vic for the vicious attack on one of Vic's associates who acted as a police snitch; and Vic's association with Wolfie Lissner, who procures sexual services for a number of people, including some fairly high profile ones, and who often acts as Vic's "on demand" sexual partner.—Huggo
mentioned on here numerous times, but Grand national night on tomorrow 17.35 TP a cracking good film
watched night of the demon last night , a really good occult type film
This channel often shows some crackers like The Hustler, Hobson's choice and others that I enjoy.
I also enjoy The Footage Detectives with Mike Read and his co-presenter. Amazing seeing Mini's Ford Anglia's and Ford Zodiacs etc.
I also enjoy The Footage Detectives with Mike Read and his co-presenter. Amazing seeing Mini's Ford Anglia's and Ford Zodiacs etc.
the brothers on tonight at 8.00, gorgeous proper sexy women, , and then good film tomorrow Jigsaw
, and then good film tomorrow Jigsaw
11.15 today , great 1949 film, The history of mr polly,
The Quiet Man Film 4 +1 now, John Wayne, great punch up.
Starting tonight at 10.05pm "The Wheeltappers And Shunters Club" Episode 1 from 1974.
Produced by Granada Television, The Wheeltappers and Shunters Social Club originally aired on ITV from 1974 to 1977. Set in a fictional Northern working men’s club, the show recreated the atmosphere of the traditional British club scene of the 1970s.
Hosted by comedian Colin Crompton as the club’s chairman and usually compered by Bernard Manning, the series featured a unique format where the audience sat around tables, enjoying drinks and snacks, singing along, and participating much like they would in a real club. 48 episodes were broadcast over six series.
The show’s guest lineup included many well-known and rising stars, giving early TV exposure to acts like Cannon & Ball and Paul Daniels. A long list of artists such as Alvin Stardust, Lonnie Donegan, Kathy Kirby, The Krankies, Roy Orbison, and Gene Pitney, among others, also appeared.
Produced by Granada Television, The Wheeltappers and Shunters Social Club originally aired on ITV from 1974 to 1977. Set in a fictional Northern working men’s club, the show recreated the atmosphere of the traditional British club scene of the 1970s.
Hosted by comedian Colin Crompton as the club’s chairman and usually compered by Bernard Manning, the series featured a unique format where the audience sat around tables, enjoying drinks and snacks, singing along, and participating much like they would in a real club. 48 episodes were broadcast over six series.
The show’s guest lineup included many well-known and rising stars, giving early TV exposure to acts like Cannon & Ball and Paul Daniels. A long list of artists such as Alvin Stardust, Lonnie Donegan, Kathy Kirby, The Krankies, Roy Orbison, and Gene Pitney, among others, also appeared.
Will be Great to see wee Nicky before she became famous
Missed the first 15 minutes of it last night as I mistakenly thought it began at 10.15. There was a guy throwing knives at a girl narrowly missing. He then persuaded Bernard to join in. Then the knives were set on fire. All this as the audience were supping their ale and smoking like mad. Next was Freddie Garrity and finished with Tessie O'Shea. My favourite bit was when in the middle of all this the bingo started with the Chairman dropping all the balls, some landing in his pint, then carrying on drying them and calling the numbers. I used to frequent lots of working mens clubs around Doncaster mid sixties and this was fairly accurate. I know I'm easily amused.
I know I'm easily amused.
Dec 2, 2024 -- 2:03AM, the old nanny ;-) wrote:
Will be Great to see wee Nicky before she became famous
Just got your Wee Nicky reference.
tonight at 06.15pm, Look at life Bookies 1964 . study of present state of bookmakers in england, their poss future , ans competition representd by the tote .
not on Tpics , but tonight im going to watch one of the really great films ever, Pappillon the original
Watched Papillon in 1973 at The Movies i absolutely loved it.
I watched Papillon when it was first released & I was bored stiff! Each to his own.
Over Xmas- Guns of Navarone, Sea Wolves- now those were films worthy of watching again & again. Matter of personal choice of course. Very subjective. The 2 worst films I ever saw were The French Lieutenant's Woman & Fritz the Cat which I walked out from after 15 minutes!
Re.Pappillon surprised the follow up book Banco was never made into a film a good read.
i enjoyed Spartacus over xmas, hadnt seen it for years
Just been reading that the Talking Pictures Channel will not be available on the Sky Stream platform. Another good reason to ignore Sky Stream.
on rewind ch95 freeview, ive just come across , starting now, Somebody at the top of the stairs an episode from the brilliant itv series Thriller
freeview 95 tonight, my first older woman crush,, Angie DICKINSON IN POLICEWOMAN
Being on the awful Sky Stream system now I no longer have access to the Talking Pictures Channel.
sparrow, im very much a dinosaur, all i have is freeview, so quite happy, i get my classic fm, test match special, radio 4 extra , and freeview
Wasn't my choice elisjohn to have Sky Streaming but just have to live with it now I'm afraid.
Dr No is on ITV 4 now. I must admit I cannot remember the plot. Sean Connery looked so young!
Thanks, die linke. I will take a look later as I'm not used to used to this system yet.
Can't get the Talking Pictures Channel on Freeview at the moment with Sky Stream apparently......
Once you sign up for Sky’s service, you get all of Sky’s channels (as well as 3rd party channels and some Freeview channels) via broadband –
Once you sign up for Sky’s service, you get all of Sky’s channels (as well as 3rd party channels and some Freeview channels) via broadband –
Rerun of that great Series.
A Family At War (1970 - 1972) starring Colin Douglas, Barbara Flynn, Lesley Nunnerley & Colin Campbell. Begins Saturday 22nd February 8pm, and then every Saturday at 8pm.
A Family At War (1970 - 1972) starring Colin Douglas, Barbara Flynn, Lesley Nunnerley & Colin Campbell. Begins Saturday 22nd February 8pm, and then every Saturday at 8pm.
One of the best tv dramas ever made. Brilliant series.
Sparrow did you know that there is a website devoted to these classic British films and many are released on dvd?
https://renownfilms.co.uk/
https://renownfilms.co.uk/
Quite a bit of Stuff on Encore Sparrow you can watch that on your Lap top .HDMI lead plug it into back of TV
Old BBC series of Doomwatch they are putting each weeks episodes on there Ill be watching that
Old BBC series of Doomwatch they are putting each weeks episodes on there Ill be watching that
Looking forward to The Footage Detectives at 5pm. Some really good stuff on this programme. Mike Read and his partner fill the bill well.
Anybody watch that brilliant thriller that was on last night called "Twilight`s Last Gleaming"? Absolutely terrific starring Burt Lancaster and Richard Widmark.
Thanks to you all for putting up links to these old films. I have seen a few on Renown films already.
This week we’ve got some exciting news about the wonderful series A FAMILY AT WAR. Like many of you, we’ve been desperate to get it back on the channel where it belongs and now, we can announce that the wait is over! As of the 22nd FEBRUARY, AT 8PM the first instalments of this epic series, now with optional subtitles, and starring Colin Douglas, Shelagh Fraser and Barbara Flynn, will begin. But did you know that although the series is set in Liverpool, it was filmed at Granada Studios in Manchester and includes many early appearances of the Coronation Street cast? Keep your eyes peeled for Julie Goodyear, Barbara Knox and Bryan Mosley (Corrie’s Bet Lynch, Rita Tanner, and Alf Roberts) amongst others!
must admit to hell of a crush on Coral atkins, Sheila in the series .
Thanks Sparrow for the heads up about A Family At War. One of the greatest tv dramas ever made with a terrific cast. If I remember right, was initially shown each week on a Sunday afternoon and all the family watched it.
Now we have all these channels and the vast majority produce and show total crap for eejits who are easily pleased. Beam me up scottie.
Now we have all these channels and the vast majority produce and show total crap for eejits who are easily pleased. Beam me up scottie.
elisjohn 16 Feb 25 14:58
must admit to hell of a crush on Coral atkins, Sheila in the series .
Yes we all loved Coral Atkins as Sheila. Sexy voice if I remember rightly.
must admit to hell of a crush on Coral atkins, Sheila in the series .
Yes we all loved Coral Atkins as Sheila. Sexy voice if I remember rightly.
A FAMILY AT WAR FULL CAST
When one looks back, there are a lot of actors in it before they got famous.
Jonathan Adams Quartermaster - Sergeant Instructor Briggs
John Alkin - Frank Cox
Derek Anders - Lieutenant McCartney
Georgine Anderson - Helen Hughes
Tony Anholt - Signals Lieutenant
Coral Atkins - Sheila Ashton
Rosalind Ayres - May
John Barrett - Mr. Jackson
Ian Barritt - Oxford Student
Keith Barron - Major Harkness
James Beck - Bob O'Connell
Richard Beckinsale - Private Grey
Harry Beety - Naval Commander
Lynda Bellingham - Chrissie
Alan Bennion - Brent
Ishia Bennison - Mina
Joseph Berry - Vicar
Stephanie Bidmead - Ada Down
Frank Birch - Business Man
Michael Blackham - Private Hills
Gina Bon - Peasant Woman
Neil Boorman - Reg Needham
Robert Booth - Private Stone
Trevor Bowen - Tony Briggs
Debbie Bowers - Marie
Philip Brack - Wing Commander Hignet
David Bradley - Alfred Powner
David Bradley - Colin Woodcock
James Bree - Mr. Brehaut
Paul Brett - John George Porter
Brenda Bruce - Mrs. Thomas
Richard Butler - Mr. Drake
Tony Calvin - Tommy Rust
Colin Campbell - David Ashton
Timothy Carlton - Rupert Innes
Charles Carson - Reverend Burdekin
Constance Chapman - Mrs. Crawford
Paul Chapman - Major Steele
Gwen Cherrell - Mrs. Collins
Peter Childs - Policeman
Kenneth Colley - Sergeant Jago
Alan Collins - Ridge
John Collins - Peter Bryant
John Comer - Taxi Driver
Michael Condon - Peter Ashton
Tom Conti - Lance Corporal Reynolds
Beryl Cooke - Café Manageress
George Cooper - Councillor Dewsbury
Rowena Cooper - Susan Reynolds
John Cording - Private Evers
Adrienne Corri - Grace Gould
Arthur Cox - Reg Thorpe
Kenneth Cranham - Charlie Collins
Michael Craze - Corporal
Marty Cruikshank - Madeleine Brehaut
Diana Davies - Doris Jackson
Penelope Davis - Miss Walsh
Robert Davis - Lofty Turner
Bill Dean - Alan Mills / Labour Agent
Edward Dentith - Lieutenant Colonel
Peter Devin - Oxford Student
Mark Dignam - Dennis Pringle
David Dixon - Robert Ashton
Carlos Douglas - Paco
Colin Douglas - Edwin Ashton
Sandra Downes - Nurse
Keith Drinkel - Philip Ashton
Rosemarie Dunham - Mrs. Ironside
Richard Easton - Jack Ridley
Mark Edwards - Owen Thomas
Colin Edwynn - Malley
Judy Evans - Mrs. Gordon
Tenniel Evans - Norton
Christopher Ferguson - Oxford Student
Peter Finch - Peter Ashton
Barrie Dain - Fletcher Marcel
Barbara Flynn - Freda Mackenzie, née Ashton
Shelagh Fraser - Jean Ashton
Robert French - Captain Carbury
Michael de Freyne - Soldier in Pub / Todd
Robert Garrett - Podmore
Alan Gerrard - Stanley
Wendy Gerrard - WAAF
Patrick Godfrey - Stafford
Julie Goodyear - Mrs. Powner
Dorothy Gordon - Mrs. Jackson
Ben Grieve - John George Porter
Gordon Griffin - Doug
Stefan Gryff - Jasiu
Alan Guy - Peter Ashton
Ingrid Hafner - Sister
Beryl Hall - Mrs. Evans
John Hallam - Lieutenant Prideaux
Billie Hammerberg - Frightened Woman
Phillip Hammond - Stevie
Richard Hampton - First Sparks
Michael Harbour - Smithy
Terrence Hardiman - Tim Bernard
Ernest Hare - Man on Train
Diana Harker - Waitress
Chris Harris - Walker
Robert Hartley - Temple
Edward Harvey - Sidney
Peter Hawkins - Dimmock
Mike Hayden - Air-Raid Warden
Alick Hayes - Doctor Willy
James Hazeldine - Lance Corporal Hattersley
Joan Heath - Mary Foster
Roger Heathcott - Doctor
Gerard Hely - Russell
Joyce Heron - Mrs. Mackenzie
John Higgins - Captain Mack Dewar
Judy Higgins - Barbara Armstrong
Jennifer Hilary - Jill Robbins
Geoffrey Hinsliff - Corporal Short
Derek Hockridge - Doctor
Walter Horsbrugh - Daniels
Kit Hoult - Ethel
Rita Howard - Bessie
John Hug - Private Eugene Hoffman
Gareth Hunt - Corporal Cobb
Tina Hurst - Susan Robbins
Jane Hutcheson - Janet Ashton
Barry Jackson - Charles Gould
Stephen Jarry - Michael Robbins
Bill Jarvis - Albert
Myvanwy Jenn - Mrs. Jones
Mark Jones - Michael Armstrong
James Jordan - Larry
Elizabeth Kelly - Woman in Shelter / Superintendent
Veronica Kelly - Girl
Jean Kent - Dora Martin
Christine Keogh - Girl in Cellar
John Keogh - Haydon
Peter Kerrigan - Man in Pub
Milos Kirek - Jan
Anne Kristen - Marjorie
Poppy Lane - Berta
Robin Langford - Peter Maitland
Margo Lawson - Sister
Jackie Leach - Girl
Richard Leech - Teddy Martin
David Lincoln - Peter Collins
Harry Littlewood - Air-Raid Warden
Paul Luty - Mess Sergeant Smith
Ann Lynn - Frances Redmayne
Bill Lyons Private Abrahams
Peter Macann - Richard Norris
Tony Malloy - Barman
Sheila Manahan - Noreen McDermott
Harry Markham Air-Raid Warden
William Marlowe - Sergeant Oldcastle
Bryan Marshall - Stashek Zhelinovsky
Mel Martin - Barbara
Margery Mason - Celia Porter
Roy Maxwell - Ticket Collector
Wendy McConnell - Miss Doyle
Kate McDevitt - June Gartside
John McKelvey - Sefton Briggs
Ioan Meredith - Gwyn Roberts
Ian Michael - Oxford Student
Cynthia Michaelis - Civilian Woman
Brian Miller - Bannister
David Miller - Mr. Turner
Tony Milner - Airman
Ted Morris - Watson
Bryan Mosley - Jack Sanderson
Vivienne Moss - Schoolgirl
Barbara Mullaney - Sister
Billy Murray - Corporal Dewey
Mike Murray - Doctor
John Nettles - Ian Mackenzie
Lesley Nunnerley - Margaret Porter, née Ashton
Alan O'Keefe - Stan Bowmer
Leanne O'Neill - Nurse
Richard Orlowski - Franek
Clifford Parrish - Tory Agent
Malcolm Patton - Wally
Lennard Pearce - Cowking
Edmund Pegge - Aussie
Ron Pember - Hopkins
Richard Pendrey - Sergeant Lou Henniker
Michael Percival - Charlie
Donald Pickering - Eric Fraser
Lori Portugal - Emmy Regler
George Pravda - Hellmut Regler
Christine Prentice - Barbara Armstrong
Colin Prockter - Private Galt
John Rae - Undertaker
Prunella Ransome - Dominique Brehaut
John Rees - Tom Gartside
Christopher Renshaw - John George Porter
Linda Renwick - Girl in Pub
Maurice Roëves - Jack Hazard
Mavis Rogerson - Mrs. Cole
John Rolfe - Royal Engineers Officer
John Ronane - Parker
Clifford Rose - Colonel
Liza Ross - Mary Ramsden
George Roubicek - Military Policeman
Pippa Rowe - Christine Maver
Roger Rowland - Rawson
Leonard Sachs - Trevor Howells
John Savident George Askew
Catherine Schell Erika
Jeffrey Shankley - Private Boakes
Colin Sherwood - Robins
David Simeon - Jumbo
Bill Simons - Army Chaplain
Ray Smith - Sergeant Connor
Jessica Spencer - Connie Edwards
Kathy Staff - Sister
Paul Stender - Ricky
Malcolm Stevens - Serviceman
Ian Stirling - Corporal Grant
Christopher Strauli - Teddy Main
Chris Sullivan - Wakeley
Michelle Sussock - Janet Ashton
Bryan Sweeney - Tommy Cox
David Swift - Company Sergeant Major Basset
Amelia Taylor - Peggy Gartside, née Drake
Izabella Telezynska - Frau Regler
Talfryn Thomas - Mr. Roberts
Ian Thompson - John Porter
Richard Thorp - Derek Robbins
Patrick Troughton - Harry Porter
Gerald Turner - Police Sergeant
Janet Tute - Janet Ashton
Brett Usher - Ken Beaumont
Richard Vanstone - Corporal Jenkins
Wanda Ventham - Jenny Graham
Tony Vogel - German Soldier
Bill Waddington - Ted Fiddler
Margaret Ward - Mrs. Brehaut
Ralph Watson - Private Fuller
Arthur Webb - Tramp
Donald Webster - Sergeant Malone
Jeremy Wilkin - Captain Leyland-Smith
Michael Williams - Eddie Chappell
Barry Wilmore - Orderly Leggett
Leslie Winterburn - Boy
David Wood - Penty Bartholomew
Edith Wood - Irish Woman
Jack Woolgar - Harry Jenkins
George Woolley - Pathologist
James Woolley - Second Lieutenant Perkins
When one looks back, there are a lot of actors in it before they got famous.
Jonathan Adams Quartermaster - Sergeant Instructor Briggs
John Alkin - Frank Cox
Derek Anders - Lieutenant McCartney
Georgine Anderson - Helen Hughes
Tony Anholt - Signals Lieutenant
Coral Atkins - Sheila Ashton
Rosalind Ayres - May
John Barrett - Mr. Jackson
Ian Barritt - Oxford Student
Keith Barron - Major Harkness
James Beck - Bob O'Connell
Richard Beckinsale - Private Grey
Harry Beety - Naval Commander
Lynda Bellingham - Chrissie
Alan Bennion - Brent
Ishia Bennison - Mina
Joseph Berry - Vicar
Stephanie Bidmead - Ada Down
Frank Birch - Business Man
Michael Blackham - Private Hills
Gina Bon - Peasant Woman
Neil Boorman - Reg Needham
Robert Booth - Private Stone
Trevor Bowen - Tony Briggs
Debbie Bowers - Marie
Philip Brack - Wing Commander Hignet
David Bradley - Alfred Powner
David Bradley - Colin Woodcock
James Bree - Mr. Brehaut
Paul Brett - John George Porter
Brenda Bruce - Mrs. Thomas
Richard Butler - Mr. Drake
Tony Calvin - Tommy Rust
Colin Campbell - David Ashton
Timothy Carlton - Rupert Innes
Charles Carson - Reverend Burdekin
Constance Chapman - Mrs. Crawford
Paul Chapman - Major Steele
Gwen Cherrell - Mrs. Collins
Peter Childs - Policeman
Kenneth Colley - Sergeant Jago
Alan Collins - Ridge
John Collins - Peter Bryant
John Comer - Taxi Driver
Michael Condon - Peter Ashton
Tom Conti - Lance Corporal Reynolds
Beryl Cooke - Café Manageress
George Cooper - Councillor Dewsbury
Rowena Cooper - Susan Reynolds
John Cording - Private Evers
Adrienne Corri - Grace Gould
Arthur Cox - Reg Thorpe
Kenneth Cranham - Charlie Collins
Michael Craze - Corporal
Marty Cruikshank - Madeleine Brehaut
Diana Davies - Doris Jackson
Penelope Davis - Miss Walsh
Robert Davis - Lofty Turner
Bill Dean - Alan Mills / Labour Agent
Edward Dentith - Lieutenant Colonel
Peter Devin - Oxford Student
Mark Dignam - Dennis Pringle
David Dixon - Robert Ashton
Carlos Douglas - Paco
Colin Douglas - Edwin Ashton
Sandra Downes - Nurse
Keith Drinkel - Philip Ashton
Rosemarie Dunham - Mrs. Ironside
Richard Easton - Jack Ridley
Mark Edwards - Owen Thomas
Colin Edwynn - Malley
Judy Evans - Mrs. Gordon
Tenniel Evans - Norton
Christopher Ferguson - Oxford Student
Peter Finch - Peter Ashton
Barrie Dain - Fletcher Marcel
Barbara Flynn - Freda Mackenzie, née Ashton
Shelagh Fraser - Jean Ashton
Robert French - Captain Carbury
Michael de Freyne - Soldier in Pub / Todd
Robert Garrett - Podmore
Alan Gerrard - Stanley
Wendy Gerrard - WAAF
Patrick Godfrey - Stafford
Julie Goodyear - Mrs. Powner
Dorothy Gordon - Mrs. Jackson
Ben Grieve - John George Porter
Gordon Griffin - Doug
Stefan Gryff - Jasiu
Alan Guy - Peter Ashton
Ingrid Hafner - Sister
Beryl Hall - Mrs. Evans
John Hallam - Lieutenant Prideaux
Billie Hammerberg - Frightened Woman
Phillip Hammond - Stevie
Richard Hampton - First Sparks
Michael Harbour - Smithy
Terrence Hardiman - Tim Bernard
Ernest Hare - Man on Train
Diana Harker - Waitress
Chris Harris - Walker
Robert Hartley - Temple
Edward Harvey - Sidney
Peter Hawkins - Dimmock
Mike Hayden - Air-Raid Warden
Alick Hayes - Doctor Willy
James Hazeldine - Lance Corporal Hattersley
Joan Heath - Mary Foster
Roger Heathcott - Doctor
Gerard Hely - Russell
Joyce Heron - Mrs. Mackenzie
John Higgins - Captain Mack Dewar
Judy Higgins - Barbara Armstrong
Jennifer Hilary - Jill Robbins
Geoffrey Hinsliff - Corporal Short
Derek Hockridge - Doctor
Walter Horsbrugh - Daniels
Kit Hoult - Ethel
Rita Howard - Bessie
John Hug - Private Eugene Hoffman
Gareth Hunt - Corporal Cobb
Tina Hurst - Susan Robbins
Jane Hutcheson - Janet Ashton
Barry Jackson - Charles Gould
Stephen Jarry - Michael Robbins
Bill Jarvis - Albert
Myvanwy Jenn - Mrs. Jones
Mark Jones - Michael Armstrong
James Jordan - Larry
Elizabeth Kelly - Woman in Shelter / Superintendent
Veronica Kelly - Girl
Jean Kent - Dora Martin
Christine Keogh - Girl in Cellar
John Keogh - Haydon
Peter Kerrigan - Man in Pub
Milos Kirek - Jan
Anne Kristen - Marjorie
Poppy Lane - Berta
Robin Langford - Peter Maitland
Margo Lawson - Sister
Jackie Leach - Girl
Richard Leech - Teddy Martin
David Lincoln - Peter Collins
Harry Littlewood - Air-Raid Warden
Paul Luty - Mess Sergeant Smith
Ann Lynn - Frances Redmayne
Bill Lyons Private Abrahams
Peter Macann - Richard Norris
Tony Malloy - Barman
Sheila Manahan - Noreen McDermott
Harry Markham Air-Raid Warden
William Marlowe - Sergeant Oldcastle
Bryan Marshall - Stashek Zhelinovsky
Mel Martin - Barbara
Margery Mason - Celia Porter
Roy Maxwell - Ticket Collector
Wendy McConnell - Miss Doyle
Kate McDevitt - June Gartside
John McKelvey - Sefton Briggs
Ioan Meredith - Gwyn Roberts
Ian Michael - Oxford Student
Cynthia Michaelis - Civilian Woman
Brian Miller - Bannister
David Miller - Mr. Turner
Tony Milner - Airman
Ted Morris - Watson
Bryan Mosley - Jack Sanderson
Vivienne Moss - Schoolgirl
Barbara Mullaney - Sister
Billy Murray - Corporal Dewey
Mike Murray - Doctor
John Nettles - Ian Mackenzie
Lesley Nunnerley - Margaret Porter, née Ashton
Alan O'Keefe - Stan Bowmer
Leanne O'Neill - Nurse
Richard Orlowski - Franek
Clifford Parrish - Tory Agent
Malcolm Patton - Wally
Lennard Pearce - Cowking
Edmund Pegge - Aussie
Ron Pember - Hopkins
Richard Pendrey - Sergeant Lou Henniker
Michael Percival - Charlie
Donald Pickering - Eric Fraser
Lori Portugal - Emmy Regler
George Pravda - Hellmut Regler
Christine Prentice - Barbara Armstrong
Colin Prockter - Private Galt
John Rae - Undertaker
Prunella Ransome - Dominique Brehaut
John Rees - Tom Gartside
Christopher Renshaw - John George Porter
Linda Renwick - Girl in Pub
Maurice Roëves - Jack Hazard
Mavis Rogerson - Mrs. Cole
John Rolfe - Royal Engineers Officer
John Ronane - Parker
Clifford Rose - Colonel
Liza Ross - Mary Ramsden
George Roubicek - Military Policeman
Pippa Rowe - Christine Maver
Roger Rowland - Rawson
Leonard Sachs - Trevor Howells
John Savident George Askew
Catherine Schell Erika
Jeffrey Shankley - Private Boakes
Colin Sherwood - Robins
David Simeon - Jumbo
Bill Simons - Army Chaplain
Ray Smith - Sergeant Connor
Jessica Spencer - Connie Edwards
Kathy Staff - Sister
Paul Stender - Ricky
Malcolm Stevens - Serviceman
Ian Stirling - Corporal Grant
Christopher Strauli - Teddy Main
Chris Sullivan - Wakeley
Michelle Sussock - Janet Ashton
Bryan Sweeney - Tommy Cox
David Swift - Company Sergeant Major Basset
Amelia Taylor - Peggy Gartside, née Drake
Izabella Telezynska - Frau Regler
Talfryn Thomas - Mr. Roberts
Ian Thompson - John Porter
Richard Thorp - Derek Robbins
Patrick Troughton - Harry Porter
Gerald Turner - Police Sergeant
Janet Tute - Janet Ashton
Brett Usher - Ken Beaumont
Richard Vanstone - Corporal Jenkins
Wanda Ventham - Jenny Graham
Tony Vogel - German Soldier
Bill Waddington - Ted Fiddler
Margaret Ward - Mrs. Brehaut
Ralph Watson - Private Fuller
Arthur Webb - Tramp
Donald Webster - Sergeant Malone
Jeremy Wilkin - Captain Leyland-Smith
Michael Williams - Eddie Chappell
Barry Wilmore - Orderly Leggett
Leslie Winterburn - Boy
David Wood - Penty Bartholomew
Edith Wood - Irish Woman
Jack Woolgar - Harry Jenkins
George Woolley - Pathologist
James Woolley - Second Lieutenant Perkins
OTHER PREMIERES SELECTED BY THE USHERETTE
Crown Court – Thursday from 3pm
The Landing at Blackbeard’s Bay (aka: Treason) – Parts 1, 2 & 3.
1973. Stars John Horsley & Neil Hallett. A mercenary is on trial for treason after leading an armed revolt on the island of Santa Isabella.
Z-Cars – Saturday 22nd February 7pm
Distance. 1975. Stars Ian Cullen, Ralph Bates & Lynda Bellingham. Joe Skinner fancies a woman. She seems to fancy him. So why is he investigating her background?
The Wheeltappers and Shunters Social Club – Sunday 23rd February 9.05pm
Episode 13. 1974. Wilma Reading performs I'll Follow You My Love. Marty Wilde sings I've Gotta Woman, Rubber Ball, Teenager In Love and Oh Boy. The Wheeltappers Waiters, Syd Francis, Peter Gordeno, Dermot O'Brien and Enrico also perform.
Crown Court – Thursday from 3pm
The Landing at Blackbeard’s Bay (aka: Treason) – Parts 1, 2 & 3.
1973. Stars John Horsley & Neil Hallett. A mercenary is on trial for treason after leading an armed revolt on the island of Santa Isabella.
Z-Cars – Saturday 22nd February 7pm
Distance. 1975. Stars Ian Cullen, Ralph Bates & Lynda Bellingham. Joe Skinner fancies a woman. She seems to fancy him. So why is he investigating her background?
The Wheeltappers and Shunters Social Club – Sunday 23rd February 9.05pm
Episode 13. 1974. Wilma Reading performs I'll Follow You My Love. Marty Wilde sings I've Gotta Woman, Rubber Ball, Teenager In Love and Oh Boy. The Wheeltappers Waiters, Syd Francis, Peter Gordeno, Dermot O'Brien and Enrico also perform.
The Mightymac, a few you've definitely missed include
Adrienne Corri- A Clockwork Orange, Revenge of the pink panther, lots of films
Kenneth Cranham-Shine on Harvey Moon, Boon, Minder.
Bill Dean- Harry Cross Brookside
Bryan Marshall- Everything in the 70s, Warship, Live and Let Die, just 2.
Bryan Mosley- Alf- Corrie and Get Carter
Lennard Pearce - Grandad- Only Fools
John Savident- Fred Elliott- Corrie
Kathy Staff- Nora Batty, Last of the summer wine, Open all Hours.
Wanda Ventham- The Rag Trade, The Sweeney, The Avangers, Carry ons.
Michael Williams - A Fine Romance, Judi Denchs' husband.
Just the ones i recognised straight away, looks like a whos' who of British Actors.
Adrienne Corri- A Clockwork Orange, Revenge of the pink panther, lots of films
Kenneth Cranham-Shine on Harvey Moon, Boon, Minder.
Bill Dean- Harry Cross Brookside
Bryan Marshall- Everything in the 70s, Warship, Live and Let Die, just 2.
Bryan Mosley- Alf- Corrie and Get Carter
Lennard Pearce - Grandad- Only Fools
John Savident- Fred Elliott- Corrie
Kathy Staff- Nora Batty, Last of the summer wine, Open all Hours.
Wanda Ventham- The Rag Trade, The Sweeney, The Avangers, Carry ons.
Michael Williams - A Fine Romance, Judi Denchs' husband.
Just the ones i recognised straight away, looks like a whos' who of British Actors.
Now (905) Maigret The French version with English subtitles. Far superior to the two English
versions. Sit back, sip on une verre de vin and puff on a pipe and enjoy!
versions. Sit back, sip on une verre de vin and puff on a pipe and enjoy!
In case you missed the start it appears to be about a man who has lost his memory
and,having been identified and brought home dies of Strycnine poisoning
Rip Sparrow, you will be greatly missed on here.
No naming on here please, so anyone who wishes to can add their condolences.
No naming on here please, so anyone who wishes to can add their condolences.
And as if Talking Pictures paying a tribute- 12.20 today-Grand National Night-Crime drama-horse trainer's wife dies unexpectedly leaving him accused of murder.
You may have overlooked 'Frankel v Brigadier Gerard. The greatest showdown'. YouTube.
The wrong thread I know but a good bunch of posters on here.
A classic John Mills film , 3.20 pm today The HISTORY OF MR POLLY
Saw "Jackpot" an episode of Dixon of Dock Green last night with Kenneth Cope. Although George was well past it, it was quite a good episode and quite funny with the Cope character having the last laugh. Although I saw very little evidence that the criminals were guilty of the theft of 16 grand to be convicted of it
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