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All that I have to say, is, to tell you that the
lanthorn is the moon; I, the man in the moon...
More of Terrence Hardiman as Starveling in A Midsummer Night's Dream (Royal Shakespeare Company, 1970).
Dir. Peter Brook, designed by Sally Jacobs.
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If you look into my EYES
I’ll tell you what to do
You are very tired
Tired
And ready to sleep... SLEEP!
Danny John Jules in The Demon Headmaster
This is a process called 'Direct Brain access" from the 90s British children's program "Demon Headmaster." They sucked the man's brain out, leaving him an empty vessel.
Theft by Necessity
Terrence Hardiman, who turned 85 last week, seen here as barrister Stephen Hardesty in Crown Court: "Theft by Necessity" (1973)
I get a kick out of the accused Colonel Burton (Roland Culver's character) snippily calling Harvesty "Young man."
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Crown Court - “A Crime In Prison” (1973)
Cross-examination by barrister Stephen Hardesty (Terrence Hardiman)
Source: archivetvmusings
The brother was also picked up by a robot that sorts cans, and again played as tense!! All the children stood around going "Harvey, no" in monotone voices, truly a piece of television genius
This is the best series, the main character is now having to input knock knock jokes into an old computer, under the threat that her friends (who have been taken to a brainwashing room) will be punished if she doesn't, and it's played as fairly tense and serious
