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With all that talent behind and in front of the camera no wonder it is still show all around the world 60+ years. Thank you for sharing.

Platinum.

Highly skilled, expensive, magical. ❤

Of course he did.

Brian Clemens saying that he wrote the pilot for The Avengers again - he didn't, he wrote episode 2 Brought to Book. Hot Snow, the first episode was written by Ray Rigby.

Ark is in the Lucasfilm archives.

Great video I live in elstree

Hello from England I was born in 1965 and still love everything about the 1960's as a decade. From Art, films, TV, Cars, Fashion and the Counterculture that was. He just had so much talent and vision and so many life experiences and such a kind man Its a shame he never got an Oscar for any of the Bond films but HEY THATS LIFE. I cannot think of anyone since Ken that would come close to what he bought to the film industry. Can you?

Without Brian Clemens, there would never have been The Avengers.

I so deeply admire Ken's aesthetic, perseverance in coping with the reqirements and exactitude Stanley required. The work is excellent, innovative, eye riveting. I am filled with admiration and respect for him.

My friend Nick looked after the tanks on set for the time at Beckton he has a interesting story when a track idler broke and he had to dash to Belgium for a spare one

Friday night as a kid in the sixtys with a bottle of pop and crisps and around 8 pm on ITV we would watch the Avengers . What more could you want . And of course our Diana god bless her as mrs peel . Truly a most beautiful English rose . Great to watch on its day , somewhat bizarre in various episodes which made it even better . But British tv at it's best.

Brit film industry was superb and loads of fun.

Where can one get the Tara King tag scenes theme (playing in the final credits here)? It's never been released in any of the compilations but it sounds pretty HI Fi here, as it if were form a CD. My eternal gratefulness to anyone who can reply.

Respect to Michael to what he had to go through for the role.

WiFi has been going that long?

Did Walter forget C3PO? :)

Something Nasty in the Nursery is probably my favorite episode. A psychedelic drug that produces a child like state. Nanny Roberts. Show Nanny Roberts where the missle locations are. Brilliant!

With the exception of E.T., Back to the Future and the '89 Batman, Elstree = my childhood!

Remember seeing Tik Tok walk into the gump, & Michael was on his side until they got him back on his feet, as i remember his legs were waving about. Don't know if they have that on film as it was funny to see & would of been a great out take shot.

Great underrated movie. They had WiFi back then?

Fantastic

Don't mess around with Stanley's sets.

I remember the end of production party for the last ever Avengers series. It took up the whole of Stage 2 and 3 with food and drink flowing at no expense spared. I was a young projectionist in the dubbing theatre at the time and if my memory serves me correctly we were still working on the American version at 10 pm in order for the master magnetic track to get the late night flight. They were good days along with the Saint, Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) and Department S, and many other TV shows made around that time. John Hough was an excellent second unit director and I always loved his scenic composition and find myself thinking about it in my own photography. keithtowers.zenfolio.com/

nice to hear how he got the m41 bulldogs

This movie is tragically underrated.

Marvelous. Great that Ken is still around (sept 2014). But it would be a piece of cake to color correct this footage and get rid of the green/cyan.

Why not just use an actual robot, like a remote controlled puppet.

Wonderful! This is exactly the reason I enjoy UA-cam. It allows me to view interesting material just like this, which I'd otherwise never even know about. I love THE AVENGERS, thank you for sharing this terrific piece.

All my support to this project.

Very cool! Return To Oz is my favorite film of all time. Would love to see more of your interview with Walter Murch.

It's wonderful, after decades of bizarre speculation and crazy conjecture, to have Kubrick spoken about by people who actually knew him. Overall, he appears to have been a creative genius who was incredibly organised and diligent - with just enough quirks to make him an interesting person.

That was awesome!!!