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A look back at sketch double act Hale & Pace's move from ITV to the BBC, and h&p@bbc., the oddly named and poorly received show which turned out to be their final TV series.

There are a number of events taking place at the British Film Institute, London that are of interest to, or supported by, members of the British cinema and television SIG. Since these are all happe…

A quicker – and only moderately more sarcastic – way of getting caught up on Marvel’s watch list ahead of Avengers: Doomsday.

Garry Sobers starred in an innings victory after a night (and some of the day) about the town

Cricket fan recalls the moment Sir Garfield Sobers popped into his parents' Norwich terraced house to say hello.

After 40 years of uncertainty, we have a chance to secure our home. We need £500,000 to purchase our home and we have five months to do it!

There will be a record number of candidates at this election. Many of them will be very serious. But not all.

These production notes reveal how Ken Loach’s commitment to authenticity connected Billy Casper’s self-taught falconry on screen with first-time actor David Bradley’s own crash course in handling bird...

In a section of Ealing’s classic anthology horror Dead of Night, children hide in an empty room that’s become a dumping ground for obsolete household items. The original production design sketched out...

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These costume designs by Julie Harris helped to create one of the iconic figures of swinging London: Julie Christie’s upwardly mobile fashion model in the 1965 drama Darling.

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This is the pass that Emeric Pressburger – later half of Powell and Pressburger – used to access the screening theatre at Germany’s biggest film studio, just before he fled Berlin in the early 1930s.

Turn the Key Softly (Lee, 1953): BFI Southbank, NFT2, 6.15pm This 35mm screening, introduced by Professor Melanie Williams,  is part of the ...