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weirdlookindog · 6 months

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Children of the Damned (1964)

#children of the damned #ian hendry #alan badel #barbara ferris #1964 #1960s movies #anton leader #horror movie poster

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pennyngram · 5 months

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Every single Darcy ever.

1938, Andrew Osborn

1940, Lord Olivier

1952, Peter Cushing

1958, Alan Badel

1967, Lewis Fiander

1980, David Rintoul

1995, Colin Firth

2003, Orlando Seale (the one with the Mormons)

2004, Martin Henderson (Bride and Prejudice)

2005, Matthew MacFadyen

2008, Elliot Cowan (Lost in Austen)

2012, Daniel Vincent Gordh (The Lizzie Bennet Diaries)

2013, Matthew Rhys (Death comes to Pemberley)

2016, Sam Riley (Pride and Prejudice and Zombies)

2016, Chase Connor (Before the Fall, not featured as I wasn't able to find a decent picture)

2016 & 2018, Ryan Paevey (Unleashing Mr Darcy & Marrying Mr Darcy, not featured as I remembered these movies only after creating the infographic ops)

2022, Conrad Ricamora (Fire Island)

I'm not counting Bridget Jones since it doesn't market itself as having ties to P&P

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spockvarietyhour · 1 year

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#Arabesque #Gregory Peck #Sophia Loren #Alan Badel #Danny watches Arabesque

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gatutor · 1 month

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Yvonne de Carlo-Alan Badel "Fuego mágico" (Magic fire) 1955, de William Dieterle.

#Yvonne de Carlo #Alan Badel #William Dieterle

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motionpicturelover · 2 years

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"This Sporting Life" (1963) - Lindsay Anderson

Films I've watched in 2022 (172/210)

Full film in HD:

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#films watched in 2022 #This Sporting Life #Richard Harris #William Hartnell #Alan Badel #Rachel Roberts #Lindsay Anderson #black and white film #cinema #kitchen sink drama #60s cinema #60s film #rugby #football #motionpicturelover's screencaps

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ruleof3bobby · 2 years

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THE DAY OF THE JACKAL (1973) Grade: B

Really liked how Edward Fox played it, he was so cool. Interesting thriller about an assignation from mostly the POV of the shooter . Very suspenseful and detailed. Holds up. Definitely a superior film to the remake with Bruce Willis.

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abs0luteb4stard · 2 years

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W A T C H I N G

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thisbluespirit · 1 year

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Jane Austen, Missing Presumed Lost, Most Wanted edition

I was intrigued by the other poll, because surely there were some other feature films (as opposed to TV versions) released prior to the 90s, aside from Pride and Prejudice (1940), but there really don't seem to be. Even the BBC seem to have been slow to adapt some of them at all.

Anyway, to use my brief and dodgy wikipedia-based research for something, which lost Austen TV adaptation would you most like to see if someone could just find it stashed in their attic?

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georgefairbrother · 11 months

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Bill Brand was a 1976 political drama series in 11 parts, written by Trevor Griffiths and produced by Thames Television. Starring Jack Shepherd in the title role, it tells the story of a first-time Labour MP, Brand himself, a revolutionary socialist, elected to a northern constituency where a large amount of local employment relies on the ailing textile industry.

Bill Brand, a polytechnic lecturer in liberal studies, soon finds himself at odds with his old-school, working-class, socially conservative constituency party, and with the governing Labour Party over trade, social welfare and defence policy. He proves that he is not afraid to defy the party whips, and vote and act in accordance with his conscience and beliefs, particularly in support of his constituency textile workers. He aligns himself with a far-left party faction, the Journal Group, but at times seems even further to the left than they are.

Political integrity aside, Brand is not a totally sympathetic character; he is brazenly conducting an extramarital affair and seems aggrieved that his wife (Lynn Farleigh) is unwilling to sustain the façade of domestic stability for the purpose of his public image and for his standing within the local Party.

According to BFI online;

"...Bill Brand (ITV, 1976) was an epic attempt to lay bare the nature of political power in the UK, and more specifically to analyse if, and how, the socialist struggle could be furthered by the parliamentary Labour movement…Griffiths examines the political rifts within the Labour party, and, with uncanny foresight, dramatises the ideological conflicts that would eventually lead to the formation of the SDP..."

"...Bill Brand is a breath-taking series. Transmitted during the boiling summer of 1976, at peak-time between World in Action and News at Ten, it engaged with contemporary politics in a dramatic way, but remained consistently intelligent, and far from talking down to its viewers, assumed that they were a vital part of the political processes described, and as committed to understanding how things might therefore improve…"

There is a very strong supporting cast, including Geoffrey Palmer, Nigel Hawthorne, Rosemary Martin, Cherie Lunghi, Colin Jeavons, Allan Surtees and Alan Badel.

One of the most interesting cameos is from Arthur Lowe, a subtle and poignant performance as the exhausted and ill Labour Prime Minister, Arthur Watson, in the dying days of his leadership and on the verge of retiring on health grounds. Harold Wilson had unexpectedly resigned three months before the series went to air, but after it had been written.

When Bill Brand was transmitted, Lowe was on tour with the stage production of Dad's Army.

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#social history #uk politics #working class history #social justice #uk government #society #uk history #democracy #thames television #social realism #Youtube

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conandaily2022 · 8 months

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Mister International 2023 predictions: Seif Al'walid Harb, William Badell, Edward Taiye Ogunniya, Borxa Ramo Ruiz, Jeffrey Bunney

The Mister International 2023 coronation ceremony will take place at the Crystal Design Center Ballroom in Khwaeng Khlong Chan, Bangkok, Thailand on September 17, 2023. It is the 15th edition of the international male beauty pageant founded by the late Alan Sim. On October 30, 2022, Manu Franco was crowned Mister International 2022 at the New Frontier Theater in Quezon City, Metro Manila,…

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#Bangkok #Borxa Ramo Ruiz #Edward Taiye Ogunniya #Jeffrey Bunney #Manu Franco #Mister International #Seif Al&039;walid Harb #William Badell

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weirdlookindog · 5 months

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Children of the Damned (1964) - Italian Poster

#children of the damned #ian hendry #alan badel #barbara ferris #1964 #1960s movies #anton leader #horror movie poster

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moviemosaics · 2 years

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Three Cases of Murder

directed by David Eady, George More O’Ferrall, Wendy Toye, and Orson Welles, 1955

#Three Cases of Murder #The Picture #You Killed Elizabeth #Lord Montdrago #David Eady #George More O'Ferrall #Wendy Toye #Orson Welles #movie mosaics #Hugh Pryse #Emrys Jones #Eddie Byrne #Alan Badel #Helen Cherry #John Gregson #Elizabeth Sellars

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vintagewarhol · 3 years

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#the day of the jackal #movies #fred zinnemann #edward fox #alan badel #tony britton #cyril cusack #michael lonsdale #eric porter #delphine seyrig #illustration #vintage art #alternative movie posters

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screamscenepodcast · 4 years

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Submitted for your approval are THREE CASES OF MURDER (1955, Toye, Eady, More O'Ferrall, Welles), an anthology film from Britain featuring Alan Badel and Orson Welles. Some segments are better than others, but all are restrained in that British sort of way... are they thrilling enough to be horror?

Context setting 00:00; First segment synopsis 32:04 and discussion 37:45; Second segment synopsis 45:33 and discussion 52:08; Third segment synopsis 1:03:13 and discussion 1:07:42; Ranking 1:14:47

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theoscarsproject · 4 years

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The Day of the Jackal (1973). A professional assassin codenamed "Jackal" plots to kill Charles de Gaulle, the President of France.

I just really, really couldn’t get into this movie, which is weird! I was looking forward to it, and honestly, I love a slowburn assassination plot, but this film just dragged for me. There wasn’t enough characterisation to guide me through the scheming, and while the set pieces and cinematography were beautiful, it wasn’t enough to feel narratively satisfying to me. 6/10.

#the day of the jackal #1973 #Oscars 46 #Nom: Film Editing #Fred Zinnemann #Frederick Forsyth #kenneth ross #edward fox #Terence Alexander #Michel Auclair #Alan Badel #Tony Britton #france #french #england #english #crime #6/10

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richwall101 · 4 years

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Alan Fernand Badel (11 September 1923 – 19 March 1982) was an English stage actor who also appeared frequently in the cinema, radio and television and was noted for his richly textured voice which was once described as "the sound of tears". He played the title role in the BBC TV Series The Count of Monte Cristo

#Alan Badel #Actor #Stage #Screen Film #TV #English

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