#derek francis

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price and Derek Francis //

The Tomb of Ligeia (1964) dir. Roger Corman

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[kwebtv]

Whoops Baghdad - BBC One - January 25, 1973 - March 1, 1973

Sitcom (6 episodes)

Running Time: 30 minutes

Stars:

Frankie Howerd as Ali Oopla, servant to the Wazir

Derek Francis as Abu ben Ackers, Wazir and Prime Minister of Old Baghdad

Hilary Pritchard as Saccharine, the Wazir's youngest and most innocent daughter

Anna Brett as Boobiana, the Wazir's oldest and most well developed daughter (5 episodes)

Larry Martyn as Derti Dhoti the beggar (5 episodes)

Alan Curtis as Captain of the Guard/Havabanana/Sheikh Akabar the Vile/Robber (5 episodes)

Norman Chappell as Imshi the eunuch, caretaker of the Caliph's harem (2 episodes)

Lee Young as Genie of the bottle (2 episodes)

Bill Fraser as Wizard Prang/Caliph of Old Baghdad (2 episodes)

Ronnie Brody as Mustafa Shufti, Wizard Prang's assistant (1 episode)

Josephine Tewson as Fatima the Marriage Broker (1 episode)

Patrick Troughton as Tambalane the Tartar (1 episode)

Jane Murdoch as Tangerine (1 episode)

Winifred Sabine as Tambalane's first wife (1 episode)

Milton Reid as the harem's hairdresser (1 episode)

June Whitfield as Charisma (1 episode)

Debbie McGee as belly dancer (1 episode)

George Ballantine as Sinbad the Sailor (1 episode)

Valerie Stanton as Shannonar (1 episode)

[cinemaquiles]

A prometida para o cão: "Uma filha para o diabo" (To the Devil a Daughter, 1976)

[abs0luteb4stard]

W A T C H I N G

[cleowho]

“Thank heavens I got to you in time.”

The Romans - season 02 - 1965

[threefilmframes]

Roger Corman's The Tomb of Ligeia, 1964

I tried to kill a stray cat with a cabbage, and all but made love to the Lady Rowena. I succeeded is squashing the cabbage and badly frightening the lady.

DoP: Arthur Grant

[mariocki]

Man in a Suitcase: Property of a Gentleman (1.25, ITC, 1968)

"Sir James is in the dining room but he'll come down. Ladies' annexe, Miss Farson, is along the passage, on the right."

"Would it be better if we waited out on the sidewalk?"

"I'm sorry, sir, it's standing orders. Ladies not admitted, except to the annexe."

"Well, that's what's wrong with this place."