Susan Lansdell

@Ilovenostalgia Definitely a 10!xx

On a scale of 1 to 10, how hot was Farrah Fawcett in the ‘70s?

Boris Karloff bums a smoke n the set of The Mummy (1932)

Documentary David Bailey: Four Beats to the Bar and no Cheating, has just shown on @TalkingPicsTV and is on their catch up service. If you missed on the channel visit tptvencore.co.uk, 🔴Freeview82 or download the Encore app to watch.

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A pathetic poster for an absolutely brilliant movie! The American distributors had such little faith and respect for the movie, they went for two tone instead of full color. Compare it to the second poster! Seriously hunt down DAUGHTERS OF DARKNESS 1971 it's amazing

Roger Marshall: "As a young writer, William Tell was fun to write for. Those swashbucklers were our version of the US Westerns. There was some location filming in Snowdonia, although you were encouraged to base it on the painted backdrops of the Elstree Studios standing sets." 1/

On this day in 1971, 'Well - There Was This Girl, You See...', the second episode of the fifth season was first broadcast The first of Philip Broadley's 7 scripts for Public Eye, Marker gets involved in a stolen jewellery case... #publiceye

14 July 1900 | A German, August Klein, was born in Ober Pomsdorf (today Pomianów Górny in Poland). In #Auschwitz from 10 April 1942. No. 28886 He perished in the camp on 23 August 1942.

Behind the scenes, The Man with the Golden Gun.

It's #frockingfabulous #ZuhairMurad week! In 2022, Murad was all about glam, with a collection inspired by astrology.

Great miniature work on the set of GHOSTBUSTERS (1984).

Frankenstein and The Monster from Hell (1974)

14 July 1872 | A Polish Jew, Szulim Fajgenblat, was born in Będzin. In 1942 he was deported from Będzin ghetto to #Auschwitz and was murdered in a gas chamber.

Love this. The Weather Forecast is so soothing to listen to on the wireless Driftwood Designs by Lizzie Spikes from Aberystwyth

Roger Marshall: "The detective genre never goes out of fashion. It is such a broad concept: it can involve anyone seeking to solve a puzzling crime: spy, cop, private eye, journalist, even a rogue antique dealer. It's a shorthand way of getting quickly into a strong situation."

It's #frockingfabulous #ZuhairMurad week! For 2024, Murad took insiration from exotic, faraway flora and fauna.

The final segment of Trilogy of Terror (1975), "Amelia," is a made-for-TV horror classic. Karen Black's unforgettable solo performance and the infamous Zuni fetish doll helped inspire decades of killer-doll horror.

Peter Wyngarde in devilish form as John Cartney, Hellfire Club's rebel-rouser in Avengers' A Touch of Brimstone. With advance publicity in the press about ITA demanding the episode be censored, it attracted a large UK audience but was omitted from the US run. #WyngardeWednesday