Can we please see the whole programme - this guest list is GOLD! Two of the most charismatic and lovable stars Britain has ever produced - Diana Dors and Larry Grayson. And fascinating to see Farley Granger as an older man - I remember him best from the chilling Hitchcock movie 'Rope' - he was pure evil! Great actor.

Somebody please put up the whole series. It's pure gold.

All of them legendary ❤

Agree to want to see the whole show. Grayson and Granger are wonderful, but Diana Dors is the standout. What a beautiful, gracious lady.

i have just watched this video thank you for putting this together lets see more of diana dors and larry grayson these were true stars surely missed by us all who had grown up with special people they were one off performers lets never forget them the special time that they were on tv and films r.i.p

What great characters they all were!

Diana - such a talented, lovely and very very clever woman.

love these "Looks Familiar" snippets, although the whole programmes would be great.

Diana dors was a Beautiful gorgeous lady xxx ❤️❤️❤️💙💙💙💙

if only these were all on dvd

Diana Dors - Swindon’s finest.

I love Dors. She was authentic before such words were commonly used.

The moment in film that got me was lassie come home when Roddy says Lassie you came back to me

'Ladies & Gentlemen ... this ... is ... Mrs. Norman Mayne'. Oh, gets me every time and that must be based on several dozen viewings..

Super clip.

`Babes in Toyland` love the film..watch it every Christmas....

Great clip. Would love to see some of the Shelley winters episode of looks familiar.

May I offer my most moving film - 'The Best Years of Our Lives'.

Lillian Burns Sidney, MGM DRama Coach, also found Judy Garland top of the mark. Mrs. Sidney, in an interview I did with her, mentions Garland`s reading of a scene from `Morning Glory` starring Kate Hepburn. (paraphrase) `I am Eva Lovelace`. Mrs. Sidney said she gulped it was so affecting. That`s our Judy. I too wept when she comes on stage and says `This is Mrs. Norman Maine`. Hokey but great stuff!

More Dorsy clips, please!

Wow Diana’s memorable film moment is exactly the same as mine. Thomas More actually complimented Alice, when she visits him in prison for the last time, on how tasty her custard tarts were and she flies into a rage at what she sees as being patronised with banality by the man she adores who is on the verge of execution. Wendy Hiller’s gut wrenching performance in that scene was 5 minutes of pure cinematic gold, possibly the most realistic bit of acting of a woman in extremis that I have ever seen.

Rock Hudson's wedding anniversary party must have been some event. Sorry I missed it.

What a lovely lady Diana Dors was.

Dors was a witch when my lovely mum and dad met her in the 70's. Larry on the other hand was lovely

Could we please see the whole interview?

how different to the curly heads and animals they put on now . . . .-Truly Great !!!!

3 queens on a sofa.

Miss Diana Dors youngest son (Jason ) was found dead last month in his flat aged only 50 , even younger that his mega famous mother ? Very sad.

"Rock Hudson's first wedding anniversary party." I wonder if Farley Granger and Diana Dors knew that Rock Hudson was actually gay?

I cant remember the 80's being that beige. Must have been a show for old folks. As a kid I never understood why Diana Dors was some sort of celebrity.

To think Farley Granger had to sit trough these two horrid characters.... what a waste !!