Interior Collection

Terry-Thomas in Privates Progress
Major Hitchcock is not amused at the cinema in a scene from John Boultings comedy

David Essex with guitar
David Essex as Jimmy Maclaine in a scene of That ll Be The Day

Karl Howman and David Essex
in a scene from That ll Be The Day

David Essex reads the NME
in a scene from That ll Be The Day

Angela Lansbury as Miss Marple in The Mirror Crack d (1980)
An interior scene with Angela Lansbury from Guy Hamiltons The Mirror Crack d (1980). The film was distributed by EMI Films and produced by John Brabourne and Richard B. Goodwin

Kim Novak, Rock Hudson and Elizabeth Taylor in The Mirror Crack d (1980)
Kim Novak as Lola Brewster, Rock Hudson and Elizabeth Taylor as Jason and Marina Rudd smile during the party sequence of Guy Hamiltons The Mirror Crack d (1980)

Jim Maclaine with a soft drink and friends
David Essex as Jim Maclaine in a sequence set in a coffee bar in That ll Be The Day (1973)

Ian Carmichael and David Lodge
as private Windrush and Lance Corporal Parsons

A scene from Privates Progress (1956)
With Ian Carmichael as Pte Windrush and George Coulouris as the padre

A scene from John Boultings Privates Progress (1956)
with Dennis Price as Brigadier Tracepurcel

Peter Jones and Ian Carmichael
as Arthur Egan and Windrush in a scene from Privates Progress (1956)

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Dial A Deadly Number, ave4 ddn bw neg 012

Private Cox in a tight spot
Richard Attenborough in a scene from Privates Progress (1956)

Helmets and custard pies
Steed and Mrs Peel in a strange kind of fight

Filming the Titfield Thunderbolt
Charles Crichton and Douglas Slocombe set up a shot with Stanley Holloway

Rosalind Ayres and Rosemary Leach
as Jeanette and Mrs. Maclaine in a scene from That ll Be The Day

Verna Harvey and David Essex
in a scene from That ll Be The Day

Jim smoking a cigarette in bed
David Essex as Jim Maclaine smokes a cigarette lying in bed in a scene from That ll Be The Day (1973)

Ringo Starr dances in That ll Be The Day (1973)
The former drummer of the Beatles plays the character of Mike in the film scripted by Ray Connolly and directed by Claude Whatham in 1973

Ringo Starr jiving in That ll Be The Day (1973)
The former Beatles drummer in a dance sequence from Claude Whathams film

Keith Moon at the drums
The Who drummer played the role of J.D. Clover in the Claude Whathams film That ll Be The Day (1973)

Billy Fury in That ll Be The Day (1973)
Billy fury plays the role of singer Stormy Tempest

Robert Lindsay and David Essex in That ll Be The Day (1973)
Terry (Robert Lindsay) and Jim (David Essex) in a cafe in their school uniform in the first part of the film

Rock Hudson and Maureen Bennett in a scene from The Mirror Crack d (1980)
Rock Hudson as Jason Rudd checks on the body of Heather Babcock played by Maureen Bennett is Guy Hamiltons The Mirror Crack d (1980)

Tony Curtis and Rock Hudson in a scene from The Mirror Crack d (1980)
Tony Curtis as Martin Fenn and Rock Hudson as Jason Rudd in a scene from Guy Hamiltons The Mirror Crack d (1980) based on a mystery novel written by Agatha Christie

Elizabeth Taylor and Rock Hudson in a scene from The Mirror Crack d (1980)
Elizabeth Taylor as Marina Rudd and Rock Hudson as Jason Rudd smile to each other in a scene from Guy Hamiltons The Mirror Crack d (1980)

Angela Lansbury and Edward Fox in The Mirror Crack d (1980)
Angela Lansbury as Miss Murple and Edward Fox as Inspector Craddock in a scene from The Mirror Crack d (1980)

Kim Novak and Tony Curtis in a scene from The Mirror Crack d (1980)
Kim Novak as Lola Brewster looks herself in a mirror in a scene from The Mirror Crack d (1980). Tony Curtis as Martin Fenn sits in the background

Edward Fox and Tony Curtis in The Mirror Crack d (1980)
Edward Fox as Inspector Craddock and Tony Curtis as Martin Fenn smile in an interior scene from Guy Hamiltons The Mirror Crack d (1980)

A portrait of Nigel Patrick for Young Wives Tale (1951)
Nigel Patrick as Rodney Pennant in a publicity portrait to promote the release of Young Wives Tale (1951)

A smiling Charles Crichton
during a pause from the filming of The Titfield Thunderbolt

On set conversations
Director Charles Crichton and producer Michael Truman with another member of the Titfield Thunderbolt production team

Make up on set
During filming of Titfield Thunderbolt Naunton Wayne is touched up by Harry Frampton

A scene at the police station
George Relph and Frank Atkinson with a print of the Thunderbolt

Valentine and the Blackworths in the saloon car
Stanley Holloway Nancy O Neal and Nauton Wayne in a scene from The Titfield Thunderbolt

Karl Howman as Johnny in a scene from That ll Be The Day

David Essex with Rosemary Leach in the background
in a scene from That ll Be The Day (1973) directed by Claude Whatham from a screenplay by Ray Connolly

Jim Maclaine chatting up two girls at a party
David Essex as Jim MacLaine in a scene from Claude Whathams That ll Be The Day (1973)

Jim MacLaine at the pool table
David Essex as Jim MacLaine with pool cue stick in That ll Be The Day (1973)

Mike and Jim play pool
Ringo Starr as Mike and David Essex as Jim MacLaine in a pool playing sequence from That ll Be The Day (1973)

Jim and Mike share a drink
David Essex AS Jim and Ringo Starr as Mike in a bar sequence from That ll Be The Day (1973)

Jim dancing with his date
David Essex as Jim dancing with a girl in a scene from That ll Be the Day (1973)

David Essex and Ringo Starr
Jim (David Essex) and Mike (Ringo Starr) in a scene set in a pub for That ll Be The Day (1973)

at the coffee bar
David Essex as schoolboy Jim MacLaine in That ll Be The Day (1973) in a scene with two schoolgirls

Jim Maclaine was here in colour
David Essex in a sequence from That ll Be The Day (1973)

A dance scene in That ll Be The Day (1973)
David Essex and Ringo Starr in the foreground with Billy Fury and band in the background

Make up touches on the set of the Titfield Thunderbolt
Harry Frampton and George Relph during filming

A group shot from The Titfield Thunderbolt
Stanley Holloway, Naunton Wayne, John Gregson, George Relph in a scene from the Ealing classic directed by Charles Crichton

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