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Colin Grimshaw
Великобритания
Добавлен 20 апр 2006
Bringing you videos that have never been seen on broadcast TV. Celebrities, Actors and Directors such Glenda Jackson, Diana Rigg, Tim Curry and Mel Brooks. and more... All clips used were provided officially by the relevant film company involved with the making of the film that's being reviewed or discussed here. The programme "Film Talk" became "Industry Approved" for reviewing films and obtaining actors to be interviewed. Email contact shown under 'VIEW EMAIL ADDRESS' below...
IBA Transmitters Visit January 1973
On the 31st January 1973 a group of students from Imperial College London visited the transmitter sites of the IBA. The students were all members of STOIC, the Student TV service from the college. At that time London still had the original 405 line black and white TV service as well as the relatively new (1969) colour 625 line service. Croydon was the 405 line transmitter and Crystal Palace was the 625 line transmitter, both of which were toured. You will hear some 'vision buzz' on audio.
This video is audio only.
00:00 Start at Croydon building with Intro
10:10 How are the transmitters cooled?
10:53 These transmitters are VHF 405 lines
13:00 Colour arrives late 1969
17:10 UHF doesn't travel we...
This video is audio only.
00:00 Start at Croydon building with Intro
10:10 How are the transmitters cooled?
10:53 These transmitters are VHF 405 lines
13:00 Colour arrives late 1969
17:10 UHF doesn't travel we...
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James Burke: 6 November 1973
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This video is part of the interview with James Burke recorded at Imperial College London. Until now, the interview was only held on the Master (inaccessible) Ampex Type A format videotape. However, during a recent digitising of U-matic videotapes, I discovered the last section of the interview that had, at some point, been copied over to a U-matic videotape. So here it is (well, part of it anyw...
Legs & Co: June 1980
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On 10 June 1980 we all went along to the BBC rehearsal studios in London to have a chat with Legs & Co. At the time they were dancing on the BBC's flagship music programme Top of the Pops, every Thursday evening. This is the footage, (un-cut) as shot by me on the day. David Ghani was asking the questions. This was recorded on Low Band U-Matic format tape.
Paul Eddington: 1983
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In 1983 Ian Cameron interviewed actor Paul Eddington (1927-1995). Sadly, for some reason, this interview was never edited. I've found this short extract from the interview and this is all that now remains, with the original master-tape now missing! This was another recording that I've struggled with to correct the colour.
Michael G Wilson: 1982
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In November 1982 David Childs visited Pinewood Film Studios to speak with James Bond film producer Michael G Wilson. Please note that the colour on this tape is not perfect and that clips from films have been removed to overcome copyright strikes.
Diana Rigg - May 1978
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In May 1978 Diana Rigg (1938-2020) opened the Imperial College Summer Fete. And afterwards she chatted briefly about her career. I've left in the small amount of preamble just before the interview actually started. It's sheer luck that this interview survives and I found a copy, tucked away on a compilation tape. The quality is poor (with lots of tape drop-outs) and of course in black and white...
Gerry Anderson: November 1981
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On the 28 November 1981 Gerry Anderson opened the Forbidden Plant 2 store in Central London. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerry_Anderson
Terry Gilliam 1985
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Coinciding with the arrival of colour television on BBC1, ‘Monty Python’s Flying Circus’ made its début on Television on October 5, 1969. To celebrate that fact, here is the final interview I have with a Python member, Terry Gilliam. And I thought it fit to release it today. In 1985, the film Brazil had just been released and Terry Gilliam came to the TV Studio to chat about that and many other...
Malcolm McDowell 9 July 1975 (revised version)
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In 1975 Malcolm McDowell had made the film Royal Flash. His most famous film to date was then Clockwork Orange, this as well as others, is discussed in the interview. In fact it's an interview that almost didn't happen. We had the programme scheduled for London-wide transmission over the ILEA Channel 7 cable network and then we got a phone call asking to cancel ! However we managed to get it ba...
Barry Cryer 1983
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Barry Cryer, OBE (1935-2022) was an English writer, comedian and actor. Cryer has written for many noted performers, including Dave Allen, Stanley Baxter, Jack Benny, Rory Bremner, George Burns, Jasper Carrott, Tommy Cooper, Les Dawson, Dick Emery, Kenny Everett, Bruce Forsyth, David Frost, Bob Hope, Frankie Howerd, Richard Pryor, Spike Milligan, Mike Yarwood, The Two Ronnies and Morecambe and ...
Brian Johnson 1982
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Brian Johnson is a British designer and director of film and television special effects. Johnson started his career behind the scenes for Bowie Films on productions such as On The Buses, and for Hammer Films. He is known for his special effects work on TV series including Thunderbirds and films including Alien. He talks here with David Childs.
Jon Pertwee 1982
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In 1982 British actor Jon Pertwee was playing a much loved role of television's Worzel Gummidge at the Cambridge Theatre in London. He was, for many years, in the radio series The Navy Lark (along with Leslie Philips who is interviewed on another video upload talking to Mark Caldwell), He was also of course a Dr Who, the first "Doctor" in colour on British TV. Lawrence Windley visited him at th...
Jean-Jacques Annaud 1982
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With the release of the 1982 film, Quest for Fire, film director Jean-Jacques Annaud visited Imperial College's TV Studio in London and spoke with David Childs about the film.
The Boat (Das Boot) Interviews: 1982
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The Boat (Das Boot) Interviews: 1982
ILEA TV Channel 2 Programme Caption: 1979
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ILEA TV Channel 2 Programme Caption: 1979
ILEA TV Channel 2 Colour Test Transmission: c1978
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ILEA TV Channel 2 Colour Test Transmission: c1978
Farewell to the Network: ILEA Educational TV - March 1979
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Farewell to the Network: ILEA Educational TV - March 1979
When beauty was natural...
"good breakfast"
Grande divertente interpretazione, semplicemente perfetto. Bellissima voce
He seemed more relaxed talking to this youngster, he could be quite prickly during interviews especially if anyone mentioned type casting. Wavertree in Liverpool where he's from is quite a rough area in places.
What a guy truly magnificent as an actor and a beautiful man
Love that stache, shame he never got to play Freddie Mercury.
"My name is Angus Prune and this is my tune, it goes: I - S - I - R - T - A I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again!"
For those of a certain age, it was 'the' radio programme to listen to......me included!
Privileged to have grown up during this era, great interview and all the girls looked fantastic, not a Tattoo in sight and so natural, thanks for sharing...
Never a better interview.
God how I *hated* Legs & Co. Absolutely hated it when they came on. Can't get the group/singer? Legs & Co! No music video available? Legs & Co! The cop-out solution to fill three or four minutes. I'm sure the girls were lovely, but the dance routines always seemed super-naff, the costumes were awful...just BAD all round. If I were straight, maybe I'd have enjoyed "ogling the girls", and I guess if it had been a bunch of hot guys I might've enjoyed it at least a little bit. It's nice to hear how well-spoken everyone was back then. England certainly went downhill since those days. Thanks for uploading - even though I never enjoyed them at the time, I love seeing this stuff now.
Well, honesty is the best policy!
He was so, so handsome…!
He will always be Gandalf.
I love Terry-Thomas.❤
He's incredibly clever
Gill Clark is my favorite, she is so beautiful !.... I like Lu Lu Cartwright at 3:20 in this interview , That devious smile and her eyes make her look so cute and enticing , she's mesmerizing. Thanks for sharing!
Was lucky enough to have met him in a pub in the late 80s. Absolutely lovely man and had a great chat. I so miss him as I was a fan of his since the Navy Lark. RIP you dear man and thank you for being a massive part of my childhood
What a classic and fantastic interview! Made me even more of a fan!
*SCIENCE!!!!!*
I dig john Cleese in that same way, the Englishmen.....
An interesting fellow, his voice, teeth, and his mustache could have been tradmarked.
Ripping Yarns yards of laughs. You dont even have to be a british empire school boy to get it.
There's evidence for crop rotation in the 14th century. But only if the townsmen and the Lord concede.
I can see Rami Malek playing him if they decide to remake This
Definitely! I’d love to see that 🙌🏼
PLEASE YES
He looks a bit like Clem Kadiddlehopper. Red Skeleton character.
People outside of the USA will/may not have heard of him so....Richard "Red" Skelton was an American entertainer best known for his national radio and television shows between 1937 and 1971, especially as host of the television program The Red Skelton Show. Died: 17 September 1997 (age 84 years)
I remember the day I got a call whilst working at a garage in Wimbledon. The voice on the other end of the phone asked about getting his car booked in for a service. I thought for maybe two seconds, and asked if it was David Essex. It was indeed. He came in the following day. Of course I already knew him, and was a great fan. I was into racing bikes at the time too, so we had a great chat. He was indeed a very nice laid back bloke to be with. That was one of many interactions I had with David. A laid back genuine bloke. Nothing like a lot of the so called stars ✨ of nowadays. Thank you so much for sharing this video. 👍
Dearest Edna/Barry. Sorely missed!❤
Rather frightening animation at the beginning - Proteus meets Bozo the Clown. And why is the precocious one insisting that Terry-Thomas is "typecast"? He may have been, but why does Clever Youth twist his arm over it? "Do you wish you'd been able to play different characters?" Why not give Terry-Thomas an opening to speak extemporaneously, instead of micromanaging the interview? - Well, too late now.
Yes, very frightening indeed. See here for why that was so.....blogs.imperial.ac.uk/videoarchive/film-talk-animation-1975/
Well done that man! Loved his acting.
ominous painting behind him.
The film was shot in Hammer House so I guess the picture was in-keeping with the place.
This is gold, a real star, the world doesn't create people like this anymore. Look at today's "stars", they lack character and mystique.
Such a wonderful actor----I liked him best as one of the emperor's advisers in "I, Claudius"
I wonder what happened to his accent? He is rather well-spoken in the footage from this era, but his "regional" accent has become much stronger in the interviews in recent years. Why is that?
Chrisopher Stauli who played Alan in the spin off of Rising Damp said that his lowest point was when he was working with Leonard on the film. He believed Leanard resented him and that his sadness and frustration of Alan's passing was directed at him and so making it difficult during the filming. Irrespective of whether fellows actors had a pretty tough time with him, I always enjoyed watching Leonards performances.
That hair..🤣🤣🤣🤣
Anyone know if Curry and other actors received residuals after the film became a success?
"The Real World" was an excellent programme. The edition on three-dimensional television was particularly memorable
Yes I have a copy of that programme, somewhere or another...
Eight was by no means "too early" to be watching "Tomorrow's World". I was watching at the age of four
I'm not keen on the recent Worzel he will always be unique. Been watching recently on a sky channel.
Possibly the greatest movie made about seaman at war ❤ Nothing even come close to this very day
Possibly the greatest film ever made !!!
Best Dr Who actor of all... grew up on London watching and following his great acting.
Imagine that after a lifetime's worth of work in scientific research over many decades, he is most remembered for his cameo in a Thomas Dolby video lol
still pretty
SCIENCE!!
Good Heavens Miss Yakamoto! You're beautiful!
Correction to above, as it's "Miss Sakamoto"
There’s an interview of him recalling back when the song had just released, he was in the US and people would walk up behind him and say “SCIENCE” all day. I was in college at the time and that happened several times in the middle of a large science demonstration. Such college fun ha ha
R.i.P. 🌹🌹🌹GORDON JACKSON🌹🌹🌹 27.5.2024
Just to add that he died in 1990 not 2024 as this comment might make you think.
I'm sorry I love Terry but I can't watch any more of this.
Elegant and sophisticated man, talented actor. Facinating interview, if not frightening, a bit unsettling. He entertained us, romanced us, with his gifts and hard work. RIP, sir! And thank you. Your standards of excellence, both challenge and inspire us, and entertain us, still.
This film should’ve been delayed, they should’ve gone with the original vision of shooting it out in a town in America. Limitations ruined it because the actors strike.
one hell of a movie. loved it
I WISH DOCTOR MAGNUS PYKE COULD HAVE BEEN MY SCIENCE TEACHER ! ! !
HE WAS AN ECCENTRIC IN THE SENSE THAT HE WASN'T CIRCULAR ! ! !🤔