Nice bit of ELO at 5min50 !

how many chat shows today, have celebs reading poetry - none! - bum lifts, face lifts, and a discussion on who's slept with a 100 fellas first is the topic of the day...........oh come back the 1970s,( i know we smoked too much)...but come back.

The King will RIDE

Love the raid on the vending machine for a candy bar, rofl! Frankly, I’ve found squirrels to be smarter than some people out there, haha.

Benedict Taylor was also in beau Geste. Must have shortly after this was made. Would love to see that too, but can't find it.

The music is wonderful!!! What memories…

I cant tell you how long I tried to remember what this show was!! I remembered the car crash, Billy, moody beach walks 😂...it drove me crazy. Thank you for this.

What happened to Part 4? :)

Now that's a proper read!

Omg I used to fancy him back in the day . The young one 😅

Not poetry, comentary

Shame poetry has died

David Savile superbly narrated that RAF documentary.

sunday afternoons on local itv when i was a kid remember it well

Children Of Bodom

Thank You.

I watch this every few months. This is probably the greatest piece of television that concentrates purely on the subject of history. To have two people of opposite thought, present the show is absolute genius.

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Whenever I hear or read this poem I always picture the joyous little Duchess as being like the young girl in the painting by Thomas Lawrence known as 'Pinkie'.

This aired in Canada around 1984 or 1985. I was in my early teens and found it mesmerizing.

Used to always remind me of Glenn Hoddle the kid in this

Its reads like Napoleon.

Don't know why I'm watching clips from a series I never heard of before, on a site that hasn't had new content in 14 years, but here I am...

John Donne is in my heart

Uncle Tom Vaughan-Thomas doing his bit.

I would love the book of it had it once but must of glossed in when movin homes

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He really had a sense of his natural surroundings. He speaks of ‘the light seemed to be draining away like floodwater’. Clever man

I remember a day in the 1970's a friend of his broke down outside our house. His friend called Garech . A big explanation of what "hurling" was to a french man, in French Garech arrived, Rolls Royce pulled up Chieftains ensued. A session in the front room at 3pm. Memories

Never mind exams - we're talking about Life and Death here!

Losing the war, I feign to win!

03:23, "Five O'Levels and a chance of a couple of A's. Not what you'd call academic; you know." 😝

Julian Glover has the perfect voice for this

I rate Mr Boorman as high as I rate Mr Klimov. This film is up there it Come And See...

I can’t hear anything. 😫

Absolutely wonderful

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Apparently from what I hear! Lucifer

So, I have a problem with thunder and lighting when I'm mad, I can't help it! Lucifer

Hello, Lucifer

watch the movie "Wit"

My dear NICHOLAS COURTNEY was our special Brigadier in DR. WHO in the days of Jon Pertwee.

Patrica Lawrence is a Sister in TENKO. And is also Mrs. Herries in TO SERVE THEM ALL MY DAYS. A much loved true lady of the small screen.

Robert Addie was probably only 18 or 19 years here. He was already becoming so good looking. He was to become a very fine actor. If he'd lived he would have been a great one, even a star. This must have been around 1980 or 1981. By all accounts Robert was becoming a magnet 🧲 for women and was rarely out of the papers of the time. He played mainly in period dramas as aristocratic men. Sadly, he was never content in the matrimonial state, trying it 3 times, and produced three beautiful children. Well, I like a trier. There is a sense of restlessness in his character, always looking, but never quite finding. He gave up acting for about 5 years and then returned to what he loved, but the work wasn't as forthcoming. I pray he found happiness and contentment in his achievements on screen and in his children and parents. None of us know what we miss, until its gone!! And so it is with Robert Addie. So little time on this earth 🌎 but he was a light that shone so very brightly 🌞

Robert Addie proved himself as an actor, even as a very young man. He had a privileged upbringing and he took full advantage of all he had. I loved him in Robin of sherwood! He was brilliant in "Another Country". I'm truly saddened he departed this world very young 😢 from lung cancer. If he'd lived, he would've been a star 🌟 on stage and screen. RIP ROBERT ADDIE 🙏

Stunning!

I still have this on vhs

This must have been very early 1980s and Robert addie was very young! I'm gravely sorry 😞 for his children and beloved parents were robbed of him so young only 43 years!

Robert Addie would have been a huge star 🌟 even more than he always will be had he lived!