Christopher Lee truly was... THe MOst INteresting Man in the World.

oh how we have strayed

A million views!!

we LOVE this show in America, the most quotable lines, "you had me at poison darts"...

I appreciate seeing real people, actually accomplishing a real task, using skills they learned over a lifetime.

If he ever took that pipe out of his mouth no one would recognise him

he's smashing that for sure!

Omg great memories Floella always had my imagination captured I just loved her energy shes amazing. I want my kids watching her programme. Time to remake it.

Fascinating😃

She is a cutie

The Humans of the future wish they would bring restore the farms to grow food for them to eat, and fix back all the coal fumes that fill the atmosphere. Dont get me wrong, my great Grandad Thomas Jones, worked in the steel mills all his life, and his dad in the coal mines.

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I miss my pipe. I gave up nicotine completely but I sure do miss the smell of my MacBaren Navy Flake. Smelled like rum, plums, and chocolate. A lovely aromatic mix of Virginia, Burley, and Cavendish.

I needed to see this 40 years ago. Wire and electric fencing on 80 acres of grazing pastures was a full-time job to maintain and very expensive.

That's hard work.

Comic strip was awesome, so funny when they did the famous 5

White and Christian Europe. It was.

A perfect picture.

Such a masterpiece.

*Let's not overlook David Lynch's oeuvre*

I would also consider Hana-bi apart of this series of movies. It stylistically fits with them and really deconstructs the genre. For anyone interested, I would go in blind and watch these films first before watching it.

Don't you mean Alec Clunes was the father of Martin?

You know doja cat paid homage to the blonde wig outfit

What a joke Give me a tractor and barbed wire !!!!

Zac Efron?

Reminds me of my grandad. Happy childhood memories in simpler times

Here we see a 24 year old hedge layer and his handsome 13 year old apprentice.

When the gov genuinely seemed to care about the people. They're looking for production and yields, yet the little guy who's an expert gets featured and held up as having a crucial role in society. Nowadays, they mock the little guy.

You know that this is hard, backbreaking work, yet he keeps his pipe in his mouth the entire time.

❤enjoyed this piece with some translating. Story and discussions very relative to native island culture.

Harvey Weinstein funded this advert

Un des mes premiers films gays avec my beautiful launderette! Mon film culte et je l’avais vu tellement de fois que mon frère m’avait la vidéocassette 😂 Et ce film m’a fait devenir une fan des films de James Ivory 🥰

Obvious influence on Prospero's Books

First person to comment hi guys it’s Taylor

My favourite Antonioni film.

Nice to see Leazes Terrace where l met my (ex) wife

How to watch this in America?

India was a beautiful landscape once. Gone for ever in the name of the glorious "development".

Wao

boys and girls of that age now would be on their mobile phones, not enjoying them selves clog dancing.

We used to soak our rabbits in salt overnight and the wiped in Brown Suger and smoked.ntasted like bakon

The Creators? No Mayall or Elton, so one of the creators and 2 of the actors...and Paul Jackson.

the British left us in shambles.

That's Awesome! This guy was a true craftsman and great job in teaching during a very difficult and dangerous time in history.

उस समय के वीडियो देखने पर पता चलता है कि 1935 के समय भी मणिपुर कितना खूबसूरत था और सनातन धर्म और सनातन संस्कृति मणिपुर मे चारों तरफ फैलीं हुईं थी ईश्वर से प्रार्थना है मणिपुर फिर से वापस अपने स्वर्ण युग मे पहुंच जाएं और फिर से शांति व्यवस्था स्थापित हो जाएं ❤❤❤❤🌹🌹🌹

This is history. All people in this video were dead long since.we should observe the positive angle of this video. Ofcourse Indians were treated like outcasts. Some loyal royals ,were also 2nd class citizens. Atleast we understood a fraction of our history.

I really like the way Stanley Baldwin speaks and acts.

I've stooked grain behind a horse drawn binder in Scotland back in the 60's when we went to the uk to catchup with all the family, great memories.

No wonder tanks had a hard time breaking through these hedges during WW II. They were definitely built to last.

They don’t make many people like him, should be a good watch