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Stephen Greif on working with Alfred Burke
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Stephen Greif on working with Alfred Burke
Is Waterloo Sunset the Greatest Single of the 1960s?
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Is Waterloo Sunset the Greatest Single of the 1960s? What do you think?
The Beatles' Five Greatest B Sides
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The Beatles’ Five Greatest B-Sides A countdown of the Fab Four’s greatest b-sides
The Rolling Stones' Beggars Banquet Cover Controversy
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Short film about the controversy surrounding the cover of The Rolling Stones’ classic 1968 album Beggars Banquet
The Beatles in '65 Pulling Back From The Brink
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The Beatles in '65 Pulling Back From The Brink Short film about The Beatles’ between A Hard Day’s Night and Rubber Soul.
The Rolling Stones' First Great Album
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The Rolling Stones' First Great Album A short film about the often ignored Rolling Stones debut album released in April 1964.
Alfred Hitchcock: Beginnings
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Alfred Hitchcock: Beginnings A short documentary on the early days of acclaimed British film director Alfred Hitchcock.
Get Carter - Carter’s Best Bits
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Get Carter - Carter’s Best Bits Director Mike Hodges’ Get Carter has grown in stature since its original release in 1971 and has been called the greatest ever British film. Starring Michael Caine in one of his finest roles as the morally ambiguous Jack Carter, it is undoubtedly a stone-cold and unforgettable classic. Here is a short compilation of Carter’s best moments and lines. Thank you for ...
Get Carter - The Greatest British Film of All Time
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Get Carter - The Greatest British Film of All Time Mini documentary on Get Carter Director Mike Hodges’ Get Carter has grown in stature since its original release in 1971 and has been called the greatest ever British film. Starring Michael Caine in one of his finest roles as the morally ambiguous Jack Carter, it is undoubtedly a stone-cold and unforgettable classic. Thank you for watching. WARN...
James Bond was the Establishment - Harry Palmer was The Rolling Stones
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James Bond was the Establishment - Harry Palmer was The Rolling Stones Mini-documentary looking at the three films produced during the 1960s starring Michael Caine as working-class intelligence agent Harry Palmer - The Ipcress File, Funeral In Berlin and Billion Dollar Brain. Harry Palmer: 1960s Icon
A Little Carry On - The Carry On Films
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A mini-documentary on the classic Carry On franchise
Director Michael E Briant on his career, making Treasure Island and working with Alfred Burke
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Director Michael E Briant on his career, making Treasure Island and working with Alfred Burke
Director David Wickes on Alfred Burke and Public Eye
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Director David Wickes on Alfred Burke and Public Eye
Rodney Marshall from forthcoming documentary Alfred Burke Is Frank Marker.
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Rodney Marshall from forthcoming documentary Alfred Burke Is Frank Marker.
Michael Briant on Alfred Burke - from our forthcoming documentary Alfred Burke Is Frank Marker.
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Michael Briant on Alfred Burke - from our forthcoming documentary Alfred Burke Is Frank Marker.
Lynn Farleigh on Alfred Burke from our forthcoming documentary Alfred Burke Is Frank Marker.
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Lynn Farleigh on Alfred Burke from our forthcoming documentary Alfred Burke Is Frank Marker.
Stephen Greif on Alfred Burke - From documentary Alfred Burke Is Frank Marker.
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Stephen Greif on Alfred Burke - From documentary Alfred Burke Is Frank Marker.
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Best gangster film ever. Understated, gritty, truly English. Great actors. Superb.
I think the Stones music was better than the Beatles that and they lasted for over 60 years the Beatles less than a decade on top
… Steve Hackett, Andrew Latimer?
I love all of them ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'd put long good Friday before this but both brilliant
the films were much loved here in Canada where the accents and Britishisms added a dash of spice. They could not have been made in any other country in any other era. I get sick of the politically "correct" telling us what we can see or hear. As Sidney would have said, up theirs's.
The end of the novel is somewhat ambiguous, it's not clear if Carter survives or not. He''s not the relentless one man killing machine either, he's portrayed in the novel as a lot less competent and more vulnerable. For example in the novel Brumby realises what Carter is about to do and gets away.
What about Mick Ronson & Peter Frampton both of them are great British guitarists. They worked with David Bowie and are true rock music legends that had or have great solo careers of their own.
Thank you for uploading. Loved his Public Eye series and still watch it now. A great all around actor.
Yes, Alfred Burke was the right choice for Frank Marker. I love to watch re-runs of Public Eye. Such a good actor and I believe his stage work carried on right into later life. I shall watch the documentary with interest.
Fantastic narration
Kind of a dark Bronx Tale ~efforts to make criminals sympathetic
If they were to do a remake of Public Eye, who would play Frank Marker?, and would it contain a lot of violence with guns, and would Marker still wear that tatty raincoat?.
Best British film ever - Get Carter and The Wicker Man. I can't separate them.
You only have to play "Dead end street" to realize how the Kinks are relevant through to today. That's Quality, that's Talent. I can imagine every time Paul McCartney and writers of his ilk hear Waterloo Sunset wishes they'd wrote that. The Kinks - more gritty, accurate than most of their time and beyond.
Brilliant series then - Callan, Public Eye, Harry Palmer, Danger Man et al. Not the low grade over blown hero stuff you get now. A similar character in the USA filmed later in the mid 70s was Harry O (David Janssen. I wonder if the makers of that programme had watched Alfred Burke as Frank Marker ?
I was a bit in love with him to be honest! A great actor.
Oh dear.....
I think the thin glass comment in the bar with the clicking of the fingers shows that Carter in a funny way thinks he's better then everyone yet he laughs just like everyone when the singer gets into a fight with another lady. He is ultimately the same as the other Gangsters...even if he thinks he has morality .
Frank may have been greater in death than in life
Great film top shelf cain is excellent
pish
terrible bs list / not serious.
The title for this video should have been, "The 10 British Guitarist I Like." And the "I" being the guy that made this buttnugget.
Oh I saaaay ! What a dreadfully vulgar turn of phrase you command - absolutely horrid !
Do you really like music? What a shit top ten...
Fair enough, it's someone's opinion..dunno what world they're living in though.
I really dislike the Talking Pictures 'trigger' warnings before every bally programme. It really dies highlight how ridiculously 'woke' everything now is. The current restrictions on speech are totalitarian. The other day, I watched an episode of 'Budgie' which actually blanked out a word altogether. Adam Faith's lips moved but we did not hear the word. I knew exactly what he had said. We are not children. This is what the BBC does! Unacceptable.
JIMMY PAGE ????????😳
Love that the list isn’t made up of the usual blues thieves.
what a load of utter crap
Hahaha This list is pure comedy....
Not even close.
Plus John Squire, Bernard Butler… The list of British greats goes on for a long while!
It's great to see a list without the usual and expected blues-based traditional guitar players.
A list without Gilmour, May and Beck (and that obscure guy Clapton) is a joke But uou have a Blur guy XD
Jeff Beck, David Gilmour, Pete Townshend, Brian May, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, George Harrison, Richie Blackmore, Peter Green, The Edge, Mark Knopfler, where are you?
This is about the stupidest top ten of anything I've ever seen😭
It's great to see a list without the usual suspects. It doesn't have to be about blues-based traditional guitar players. And the Edge has always admitted the influence of John McGeoch. And The Edge is Irish not British.
Well, for one, the Edge is from Ireland
@@user-wu8sj3ee3d No he's not - he's from Wales. He just grew up in Ireland.
No Jimmy Page, Clapton or Beck?
So, no great British guitar players before 1975?
Ahhh, a George Formby fan then ...
I'm still aloud to laugh at what I want to laugh at. Are they going to ban the "Carry On..." films now. There's talk about Blu-ray releases of The Rank Organisation films and I don't think anything will be cut out. Cut out the kind of humour that the "Carry On..." films are well-known for and you wouldn't have anything left.
An absolute nugget this movie is .
Effectively Alfie played himself
All time favourite film. Next time you watch it lookout for the second old fella taking a sup of beer in bar scene at the beginning , he has five fingers instead of four.
I only came across your video by chance, I’m going to rewatch the whole film now! Thanks
Top film
super duper character never be another person also never be another band like the stones
It is a classic, and not just because of our shared surname. But i would like to add to the mix Withnail &I , sexy beast, performance, If...., dead man's shoes , the Ipcress file , all brilliant films
Michael Caine was simply excellent in this picture, one of his very best performances. I could not imagine anyone doing a better job than he did on this.
Let's just say it out loud.....Michael Caine is Britain's greatest movie actor. There are a few that come close, but he's the BEST.. .one more thing, if he had been offered the role of James Bond, he would have made it HIS OWN
60's child here, I grew up on these films plus hammer horror with Peter cushing and Christopher Lee. My favourite carry-on film was, unsurprisingly, carry-on screaming, with the hypnotic fenella fielding, my dad knew her.