*Be careful out there*

Too bad Ray Nitschke died of a heart attack while driving in 1998. Otherwise Nitschke would have returned for the 2005 remake.

Hilarisch die imi-Gullit

Fascinating to hear EW talk about this role. Like most one here I first knew him as Robert McCall. His comments on football show how times have changed; football bowing to TV may have been a novelty then whereas today, it's commonplace.

The book and the series is quite simply a masterpiece. Nothing even comes close.

26 februari 2005

Only seen this one on the original release back in 76..need to find it again..

Dat was leuke tv!

En nu Rita Verdonks naam rondgaat voor het nieuwe kabinet, is dit opeens weer relevant

Superb stuff

Mooi afgedekt dak

Dit is zo goed met de namen Geweldig

Hier valt Paul haenen lelijk door de mand als ordinaire woke idioot

Codename Kyril.

Schitterend!!😂we hebben meer humor nodig in t'leven😊

Zakkenvuller. Links lullen en rechts zakken vullen.

Although it is interesting to here these positions about Mr Guinness, I thought this was about the making of the Le Carré's work, Tinker Taylor.

De mimiek van de Vieze Man doet me heel erg aan Rik Mayall in 'The Young Ones' en 'Bottom' denken.

I'm 83 and Callan remains my favourite TV of all. I also have LPs of Edward Woodward singing - wonderful voice.

You can't hit someone it is criminal. You could ask the musician to stop the music you mfk.

Slappe linkse humor typisch vara ... Burgerlijk simpel . En die puistekop spijker lul..

Dinah Shore said a story on Merv Griffin show where she and Burt were eating at a restaurant and they saw this guy harrassing an old actor Mantan Moreland. Burt knew him from Dinah at many of Jack Bennys parties. Burt got up went over to Mantans table sat down and laughed along with this slug. Burt then slammed the guys head down on the table and he went to the floor out cold. Calmly he escorted Mantan to there table and the three continued there meals.

kudo's aan pieter bouwman!

"Life is full of sadness isn't it ?". ❤

Geniale uitvoering 😂😊

Een lul, . . zei ik nou lul ?

I was a kid when Callan was on, and I absolutely loved it, along with my family. So Sad EW has passed on because he was a great, modest, and multi talented man.

Good ol' KZfaq

قصة مشوقة وهي أن كريكوري محامي ويكون سبب في سجن روبرت متشوم وبعدها يخرج من السجن لينتقم من كريكوري وعائلته وتدور الأحداث على هروب كريكوري إلى منطقة ريفية على بيت على النهر ولكن ميتشوم يطارده وعائلته😊

So many layers, outstanding clips.

de wedstrijd analyse van Frankie de Boer🤣

Fantastisch verteller 👌 !

Comment avoir une traduction en Français ? Merci

Comment avoir une traduction en Français ? Merci

De Ruud Gullit imitatie. Briljant. 😂

I have just re-watched the film version and good as it is, it is not in the same league as the TV original with Alec Guinness. I first read the book as a teenager, but it was far too complicated for me at that first reading. But I persevered and in the end read it several times and watched the TV series. It is by far my favourite spy story real or fiction.

Wie is hier na de Cor Podcast ?

Got that song stuck in my head now, with the tuneless singing, accordion and all.

Wanneer was deze uitzending

Raised to empire. Ended up as America's streetwalkers. Long march to melancholic irrelevance.

I'm glad he liked his character of callan I liked watching it.

I watched Callan from day one after the pilot A Magnum for Schnider, but Woodward is mistaken on many scores here, Callan was seen as a bully, and the public liked Lonely more than him (I can understand Woodward not seeing and understanding that, who would tell him !) he has an over-inflated opinion of himself as Callan, No football matches (the midweek match, it was called) were ever cancelled because Callan went out on Wednesday nights, by now 1968+ the average teenager didn't even know who Sir Lawrence Olivier was, Woodward was like all TV people, has was living in a bubble, yes he was good, but everyone in the show was good, every character for was great, lonely, valentine, Mower, Lisa Langdon, Clifford, Bond, Rose, these were all huge TV stars in the 1960s, Mower was more well known than Woodawrd at this time, he had stared in several TV shows, the script was the best TV had seen, I could have played Callan and people would have tuned in, l0l Woodward seems to ignore the fact that he wasn't the show, he was part of it and by 1969 he was too old and the series had lost its mass appeal, series one was by far the best of the four series, by the time of the fourth series it had become a bit of a joke, the scriptwriters had changed, location were being used more than the studio so it lost its intense feeling and colour didn't do it any favours, call me wrong but you know I'm right, all right,

Nu 20 jaar later is hij Minister-President van Nederland met 37 zetels.

A great series, George Smiley well done by Alec Guiness, couldn't be done better in my book, many memorable scenes through out. Also loved "Smiley's People" another cracker, watched the two of them many times over, amazing what you pick up that you missed before... Another great one is "Game, Set & Match" with Ian Holm as Bernard Samson, as well as Michael Caine in the Harry Palmer spy movies, sheer gold and thank you Britain!😉

Both amazing actors , love them appearing in Scorsese's Version also❤

It’s astonishing: The sheer intelligence of the writers and actors who morphed a masterpiece of a novel into a masterpiece of a television series. It’s unsurpassed.

Sweet!

I don’t believe the BBC has it in them to rise to these standards ever again. Tinker Tailor is a jewel, with a cast which may as well be described as perfect.

Guiness do you mean? Hard to believe any self doubt I agree. But that is often the way with creative people and could even being out their best for our enjoyment.

Jammer dat dit ondenkbaar is anno 2023...