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Steve McClaren Interview
zhlédnutí 11KPřed 14 lety
Interesting recent interview with Steve McClaren talking about his experience of being England football manager on BBC1s Football Focus.
Lottery Winners - The Wraggs
zhlédnutí 31KPřed 14 lety
The Wraggs from Sheffield have given away most of their £7,600,000 lottery win fortune to various local good causes. It is an incredible act of selfless generosity and humanity. Good luck to them, they deserve it. Surely Their place in heaven is assured.
Making of The Towering Inferno
zhlédnutí 161KPřed 14 lety
A fascinating behind the scenes insight into the making of the epic disaster film - The Towering Inferno. To see cinema legends such as Newman, McQueen, Holden and Astaire doing their stuff is truly entralling. The film has incredible special effects, terrific performances from all of the cast and a wonderful score by John Williams. Apparently, Newman and McQueen had been trying for 15 years to...
Clive Hornby Tribute during 2009 Soap Awards
zhlédnutí 44KPřed 14 lety
Clive was a terrific actor in Emmerdale for many years. His character, Jack Sugden, was involved in many dramatic story lines
US Actor -Lloyd Bridges interview
zhlédnutí 68KPřed 14 lety
Interview from The Extraordinary TV series, with superb us actor Lloyd Bridges, in which he discusses acting, his family and life after death. Lloyd is one of those US actors who seem so genuine and down to earth. He appeared in some terrific films and tv series like Seaquest, and many made for tv films. A much loved and missed entertainer.
Toys from the 1960s
zhlédnutí 278KPřed 14 lety
A fascinating TV documentary clip, relating to poular 1960s toys. These include Action Man and Barbie dolls. Other strange toys of the period are included. Of course, many of these toys are now highly collectible and go for very high prices. Hope you enjoy it.
Johnny Casson interviewed on the Paul O'Grady Show
zhlédnutí 386KPřed 14 lety
Johnny Casson turns in a hilarious performance, carefully fed by Paul O'Grady, allowing the comedy to flow superbly. At the end of the interview, Paul quite rightly declares -" Johnny you're a tonic ", as tough guy actor Ray Winstone looks on. I thought many of you might like to see it. Enjoy!
Timpo Toys - From the 60s and 70s
zhlédnutí 65KPřed 15 lety
Great clip, showing someone selling their collection of Timpo plastic figures. Romans, Cowboys, Indians, US, German and British soldiers and infantry. Also remember them as swoppets, because their bodies, heads and hats were interchangeable.
The MacKintosh Man - Opening main title, by Maurice Jarre
zhlédnutí 29KPřed 15 lety
Superb spy thriller, with great British cast. Main stars were the late greats, Paul Newman and James Mason.
There Was a Crooked Man - Opening title song.
zhlédnutí 84KPřed 15 lety
Great opening title song to the Kirk Douglas comedy western - There Was a Crooked Man, vocal by Trini Lopez.
US actor Clint Walker Interview
zhlédnutí 635KPřed 15 lety
Clint Walker is interviewed for the Extraordinary TV series, which includes an inspirational true life event. Clint has always been one of my favourite US actors. I particularly enjoyed his performance as Samson Posey in The Dirty Dozen, alongside Lee Marvin and Charles Bronson, and Sam Whiskey with Burt Reynolds. I am so pleased posting this interview with Clint has been enjoyed and been so in...
Mel Hutchwright 4 - The final installment
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 15 lety
Mel Hutchwright 4 - The final installment
Sir Ian McKellen as Mel Hutchwright - Part 3
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 15 lety
Sir Ian McKellen as Mel Hutchwright - Part 3
Sir Ian McKellen as Mel Hutchwright - Part 2
zhlédnutí 13KPřed 15 lety
Sir Ian McKellen as Mel Hutchwright - Part 2
The film Family Business -opening credits
zhlédnutí 23KPřed 15 lety
The film Family Business -opening credits
Tyson Furey - A new heavyweight boxing prospect.
zhlédnutí 3KPřed 15 lety
Tyson Furey - A new heavyweight boxing prospect.
This is ridiculous. They would of been earning close to £300,000 a year In interest. They could have kept donating that £300k every year, after 20 years they would have donated more than they had. And would of been able to keep donating. How can you be that silly?!
Salt of the earth
4:16 👀
Of courshhh
Hope you dont go broke, because you've given all away
Banality of life seen through the humours eyes of Graham Fellows in the character of John Shuttleworth!
Must be mad. Fuck that , I'd keep the lot.
Us Aliens Still Believe in Father Christmas Boy we’re Gullible
The lyrics in that song are life-changing
Great and strange movie.
God bless you both 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼😇
Congratulations 🎈👏👏🎈👏👏🎈 to the winners. I have won the lottery and am now a lottery winner. I trust the universe to deliver what I have won. I am a multimillionaire. I am grateful for and ready to receive my gift of financial abundance.
Hat off to you both
God bless them
RIP and hope next time they come back to this world they are born multi billionaires
Such amazing people
Great film Spy ❤️❤️❤️
role model....
BIG THANK YOU VERY NICE
Straight to Heaven for this couple :D :)
Good people 👍🏼 I wonder if the items they buy are discounted when they find out these lovely people are doing it for good causes. (edited)
Such a brilliant film score composer.
God has mercy on planet earth 🌏 simply because we have still some good people in it.
4:06 no thanks Mr Freemason, proper dodgy rub that was.
thanks for childhood nightmares.. :)
He IS a funny man, but he has been doing exactly the same jokes for at least 35 years. That´s why he hasn´t been on TV, same old same old.
1:37 Austin Powers as a child.
Timing is bang on lol
anyone knows what is the music in the background
That guy makes it sound like gender specific toys are bad. Does he not realise people have specific genders.
My father was a extra in the movie. He played a paramedic in SF. We drove down to LA, to 20th Century Fox to watch them film. And I got Steve McQueen & Ali McGraw autograph.And Maclean Stevenson at the commissary. Was there for this take. I remember clapping.I was 12yrs old. But I have never seen the movie...And will never forget this part of history.....
Such an underrated actor. Great family man. He left a great legacy through his children.
where is a download link to this soundtrack along with the one soundtrack where adam gets arrested?
"Bombs away, pretzel-boy!"
Thorough gentleman!
Omg WHERE can I find the smoking baby doll? A perfect politically incorrect knick knack to place on a side table Lol
How come you have a "Expert" talking about "Action Man" having a Sten gun, when the card you display in your video show a "9mm SCHMEISSER PISTOL" ? Also as most "Action Man" collectors will know the first "Action man" sold in the UK were reboxed G.I. Joes, one of the best all time selling U.S. toys. which according to your "Expert" wouldn't work!!! it did, look at the 1966 Equipment list, all American, what a boring silly video.
Beat that!!!!
This interview was going so well, until the dolphins.
Aghh! Hate it when they replace the company logo with the modern version!
i realy miss him.When i was a kid i use to love to sit on mom wooden floor and watch him,now i am sixty one still think of those good old days.
Very Nice!!!
The kid at the left 1:48 lol
One of my favorite movies!
Politically incorrect, gay, sinister... oh Damn! How terrible those days were! Thank god we're far more advanced now. Kids' toys now are so safe and proper; like Homies that teach kids how to be gang-bangers and of course depict proper cultural representation. "Viva La Raza!" (Tongue-in-cheek.)
Does anybody know the name of this music? I love it!
These are the people who actually enjoy their win to the fullest, its not when you buy loads of cars or overload your life with all manner of expenive items, the true joy is in giving not in aquisition.
what a great guy r.i.p Mr.Sea Hunt.
In addition to the general dumbassery of this "documentary", by leaving at an important part, the inference is that Action Man figure was invented in Britain. No, it was invented in the USA, as GIJoe. Palitoy was an existing toy company, and they acquired the license to make GIJoe in Britain with their own branding. That branding and the accessories was what Palitoy "developed", not the action figure itself.
Nothing like a sniveling little skinny little snowflake to go on about how "scary" a muscular doll is and comment about how smooth and hairless he is. Politically incorrect because they were modeled after hard working, brave military men? As "appalling as these gender oriented toys are"......well sorry Britain, we're watching your society collapse from within because your men stopped being men.