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Originally Posted by struth

Ah, yes Blakes Seven. I remember that !!! it was corny but good corny if you know what I mean... There wasnt a lot spent on it but as you say the storylines were rather good, as were some of the actors.

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Yes, some of it is corny, but fun.

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Originally Posted by Macca

There needs to be a Blake's 7 film. No idea why someone has not done it already.

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Agreed, but doubt it will happen.

633 Squadron - RTE One (Now)

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Originally Posted by Dalek Supreme D L

633 Squadron - RTE One (Now)

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Good one that... Not seen it for a while

A Night to Remember (1958) Stars Kenneth More, Ronald Allen, Robert Ayres, Honor Blackman, Michael Goodliffe and Laurence Naismith. William MacQuitty's production of Walter Lord's book is by far the best one imo, and is directed by Roy Ward Baker.
Filmed at Pinewood, and also in Ruislip Lido in London for the sea scenes. more played Second Officer Lightoller, the hero of the film, who went on to serve with distinction in World Wars I and II, rescuing many men at Dunkirk. He died in 1952. Lightoller's son advised Kenneth More on how to play his father and his widow visited the set (and More) to observe the filming.

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Watching the restored Blu-Ray version tonight:) Certainly a film to remember too

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Originally Posted by struth

A Night to Remember (1958) Stars Kenneth More, Ronald Allen, Robert Ayres, Honor Blackman, Michael Goodliffe and Laurence Naismith. William MacQuitty's production of Walter Lord's book is by far the best one imo, and is directed by Roy Ward Baker.
Filmed at Pinewood, and also in Ruislip Lido in London for the sea scenes. more played Second Officer Lightoller, the hero of the film, who went on to serve with distinction in World Wars I and II, rescuing many men at Dunkirk. He died in 1952. Lightoller's son advised Kenneth More on how to play his father and his widow visited the set (and More) to observe the filming.

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Watching the restored Blu-Ray version tonight:) Certainly a film to remember too

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I don't think I'll ever feel sure again I said that too once. :) A marvellous film and poignant too.

Fabulous film Grant

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Originally Posted by Dalek Supreme D L

Fabulous film Grant

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Tiz thanks Neil. its one of my favs, as is tonights movie.

"To Kill a Mockingbird" (1962) directed by the late Robert Mulligan, this superb rendition of Harper Lee's book, with a fabulous screenplay by Horton Foote and starring the marvellous Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch. Brock Peters takes a role seemingly made for him in Tom Robinson and Robert Duvall is outstanding as the shy Boo Radley. Mary Badham andPhillip Alford play kids Scout and Jem.

The book is better, but this is one hell of a film and not to be missed, especially in the restored BluRay format.

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"You never really know a man till you walk around in his shoes"

The older I get the more tears I shed. One of, if not THE greatest film of type and probably should be in anyone's top 10 ever.

Yes. Excellent. Seen the film several times and read the book a couple of times too.