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Have you seen Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons (1967-1968)?
Yes
Partially
No, but I've heard of it
Never heard of it
Evelyn Ankers-Donald Gray "Murder in the family" 1938, de Albert Parker.
So... I kinda fell into the rabbit hole of Donald Gray's (the VA of og Colonel White, Captain Black and the Mysterons) filmography. Watching The Vice: Mark Saber show where he's the main character, some audio dramas and shows where he's featured.
Much like Shane Rimmer, Peter Dyneley, Matt Zimmerman and Ed Bishop he's so recognizable! You could pretty much tell by the way he talks and his accent. Now everytime I hear a character who's played/voiced by him, I can't help but to imagine Colonel White doings things as the characters does. Mostly doing detective work. 😂
Help me and my silly brain :'D
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We’ll Meet Again (1943) Philip Brandon
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Preview: Saber of London: Volume 1 (Bluray)
Preview: Saber of London: Volume 1 (Bluray)
Edward J. and Harry Lee Danziger, producers extraordinaire – Native New Yorkers, they set up shop in Britain in 1952 and, for a decade, became arguably the world’s most prolific independent supplier of television shows and ‘B’ movies, creating nearly 100 films and in excess of 300 TV episodes for the British and American market. Their longest-running creation was one-armed detective Mark Saber,…
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Started #reading Percy Dearmer: A Parson’s Pilgrimage, by Donald Gray.
"THE FOUR FEATHERS" (1939) Review
“THE FOUR FEATHERS” (1939) Review
“THE FOUR FEATHERS” (1939) Review There have been seven versions of A.E.W. Mason’s 1902 novel, “The Four Feathers”. At least three of them were silent films. In 1939, British producer Alexander Korda released the first sound adaptation of the novel. This version was also the first one to be filmed in color. Directed by Korda’s brother, Zoltan Korda, “THE FOUR FEATHERS” starred John Clements, June…
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Find the monthly TCM movie schedule and programming guide and learn what classic movies will be shown on Turner Classic Movies this month.
This link always has the latest TCM monthly schedule, for those still giving their DVRs a workout. By the way, Otto Preminger's THE MOON IS BLUE plays at 1:30pm on Monday, May 19th. The great Jacques Rivette referred to it as offering “the most conclusive proof of his talent.”
It tends to split opinion among Preminger's other fans, however.