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James Booth-Shirley Jones "A la cumbre por las faldas" (The secret of my success) 1965, de Andrew L. Stone.
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James Booth-Shirley Jones "A la cumbre por las faldas" (The secret of my success) 1965, de Andrew L. Stone.
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Barbara Windsor and James Booth in "Sparrows Can't Sing" from 1963, directed by the redoubtable Joan Littlewood from a script by Stephen 'Blakey from On The Buses' Lewis
It was the first English language film to be released in the United States with subtitles
Windsor would go on to appear in the Carry On films and Eastenders, amongst other credits, as well as being made a Dame Booth appeared on TV and in films in both the UK and the US, and played Ernie Niles in the 'Twin Peaks' TV series.
Other alumni from Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop and "Sparrows Can't Sing" specifically include Brian Murphy and Yootha Joyce ("George & Mildred"); Stephen Lewis and Bob Grant ("On The Buses"); Roy (father of Rory) Kinnear; Harry H. Corbett (son of Steptoe); the magnificent Murray Melvin ("The Devils"; "A Taste of Honey") as well as many other familiar if craggy faces from British TV and film of the 60s, 70s, 80s and beyond
Airport '77 (1977)
"What worries me is whether that bulkhead back there can withstand the pressure."
"Stan, we have no choice, if we don't try to get that door open and a man up to the surface to send a mayday signal, they'll never find us."
"Yeah, you're right. Some choice we got: either we all drown or we all suffocate."
Keeping Mum (2005): A Chip Off the Old Block
The 2005 dark British comedy Keeping Mum, originally known as āTrunk,ā could have been titled āA Chip Off the Old Block.ā I decided to rewatch this in honour of the passing of Dame Maggie Smith on September 26. It is just about my favourite character of hers and her work here is beyond superb. I am deviating from my regular template for this short labour of love. Please read on. The Cast Dameā¦
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French Dressing (1964) - IMDb
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