Jan 20, 2024
Benny Hill (21 January 1924- 20 April 1992) and Audrey Hepburn (4 May 1929- 20 January 1993), circa 1988.
Hopefully there is some speeded up footage of them chasing each other around with Yakety Sax playing in the background.
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Benny Hill (21 January 1924- 20 April 1992) and Audrey Hepburn (4 May 1929- 20 January 1993), circa 1988.
Hopefully there is some speeded up footage of them chasing each other around with Yakety Sax playing in the background.
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inspired by 星空 by 五月天
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George, appearing unannounced with Monty Python for The Lumberjack Song in New York, 20th April 1976.
Pic: top photo & possibly second photo too - Steve Morley.
Captain Britain No. 28, week ending 20 April 1977. Cover by Ron Wilson.
Warlord No. 552, dated 20 April 1985. The Bonzo Express cover by Ian Kennedy.
DC Thomson.
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Fury No. 6, dated 20 April 1977. Cover by Carlos Ezquerra. The cover seems to be partly inspired by a panel from Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos.
They're fighting Germans in that strip though so the 'Banzai!' and the 'Rising Sun' background is a bit misplaced. I'm going to guess it wasn't Carlos who did the lettering and leave it at that.
Carlos Ezquerra had used a similar cover layout, to much greater effect, on Battle Picture Weekly and Valiant No. 93, a few months earlier (https://all-action-all-picture.tumblr.com/post/670266544516923392/dgfsgfhdfha)
A Deadly Present for the Red Army.
Battle Picture Weekly and Valiant dated 11 December 1976. Panzer G-Man cover art by Carlos Ezquerra. This is my favourite Ezquerra cover. The grenade has a 3D quality and this image would have really stood out on the newsagent's shelf in 1976.
Ezquerra produced a similar cover for Marvel UK's Fury No. 6, cover dated 20 April 1977. I think the Battle cover works better but both are great images.
Treasury of British Comics.
Paul filming a scene which was later cut from A Hard Days Night on 20th - 21st April 1964. In the scene, Paul, searching for a missing Ringo comes to a rehearsal room and chats up a young actress. Unfortunately the film of this scene is supposed to have been destroyed.