The Homicide Story parts 1 & 2
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- Made in 1969, this documentary is in two parts. Part 1 shows the history of the drama series from its beginning in 1964. Part 2 (included) gives a behind the scenes look into each step of the production of episode 266, "Have you heard about the Lawrences?".
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Before I watch the rest of this from 1:38, I'll mention that I met Leonard Teale in Sydney in the 1970's or 1980's, I can't remember, however I do very clearly remember that he was very approachable and pleasant to talk with. None of the "I'm a star" business, he struck me as a warm, caring and gentle man and I admit I was the one who was star struck. I'll never forget his kindness in giving of his time to chat and was very sad to hear of his passing in 1994, he'll always be remembered kindly in my mind. Now back to the clip! Take care and thank you Crawfords for sharing this clip.
Hi David. How you described Len was very accurate. He was always the gentleman (and also had a great sense of humour). Regards, Garry.
My parents said the same thing, he was special guest at my dads Hot Rod club ball in the late 60's or early 70's. He enjoyed himself and spoke with everyone.
They should put it back on tv better than the crap we have to endure now days
This was a classic show .Never have shows like this again.I was 5 year old back in1964 and remember the first episode.
Each Episode made had so much to do and was done with great care and attention to detail. A quality production by any standard then and today.
Thanks Jake, really appreciate you kind remarks.
@@crawfordsTV I've been watching Dads DVD set of Matlock Police, it's a good series, that's how I found this video, I was looking up other Crawford shows up on the net.
We grew up with homicide matlock division4 cop shop. We watched it as a family. I never thought i would see and hear this again. Cant purchase these little gems. Sèms strange to be watching this on new technologically. Im the old one now. Thankyou, thankyou very much.
Thanks Odette, they were good to watch and fun to work on. They are available on DVD from crawfordsdvd.com.au but a little expensive.
@@crawfordsTV a LITTLE expensive 🤣😂🤣
@@bettysteve322716I bought four volumes of Cop Shop for $250. They were sent to my brother in Melbourne and he then posted them to me in Italy. If they shipped internationally I’d buy Matlock, Division 4 and Homicide. I have always wondered why there isn’t a channel that streams these shows. OZTV classics. Am happy to pay but $60 plus shipping for one DVD volume is too expensive. I love the shows though.
This is an excellent behinds the scenes of Homicide. I'd LOVE to see some behind the scenes of Matlock Police, please.
wow. great doco. never seen it before.
I was aged 8 in 1964 and living in Brisbane. not sure when it was shown up here.
But I watched nearly every episode.
THE LAST ONE I BAWLED MY EYES OUT when Alwyn was murdered .
About 1980. I played footy with Gordon yemm twin to norm. . great bloke aged in his 50s then
.great stuff really enjoyed watching this
Noticed in the first "gun fight" with Leonard playing the murderer, he was using a revolver - with 12 shots in it? No reloading? Later around 22:15 I feel that a more than vital message was being played out on the "pack rape" episode, even in those days reality was important. Around 1:04:00 or so, they used a 1970 Holden Kingswood Sedan with 5 litre V8 engine, mine only has the 4.2 litre V8 - I've had that car since 1972, just over 50 years. Brings back memories! And so, to the end. Again, thank you Crawfords for basically putting Australia on the entertainment map and take care.
David, they were great years for local productions. Crawfords was a great place to work and learn. There'll never be anything like it again. Appreciate your comments. Garry.
I remember hand held radios had perfect reception underground, in tunnels.
This is great stuff. Thanks again
Great Australian Drama! And other than Adam-12, the first Cop show I remember as a kid.
Goes back all those years. I can remember how big this show was when i was a kid. The theme just brings it all back
We all used to watch this, and discect the episode the next day in school
That music sends shivers all over me. Even better with the closing credits, lasting for a coupla' minutes. Dad used to leave car out front on street, with keys in the ignition and house unlocked at night. Great days.
I remember watching this when it came out it looks even better now
Never heard of this series before, I was born and raised in the 1950’s at Brentwood Essex in the UK.
Love to see Matlock police and Division 4 highlights or prehaps some episodes 🤔
My late parents enjoyed watching this show.
Did the 'Jacks' ever loose their hats?...! Great stuff and memories.
Saw Leonard as a child reciting Banjo Patterson, was only a few metres away when he died on the lower north shore in 1994 .RIP.
I'd like to see the full episodes of each of the 12, or so series, please...
You can, they = Homicide, Division 4, Matlock Police and various are all available on DVD.
Leonard's voice is so familiar. One of the great voice talents of that era.
We used to watch Homicide at my grandfather's house. I was pretty small when I first saw it so I was convinced it was the real thing. Hawaii Five Oh was great but it was bloody good to something on the telly with gum trees and Holden cars in it.
I remember outdoor scenes sounded more realistic as many American shows were shot in a studio.
The police car just had a siren on it, they were not allowed to display blue lights or insignia.
I loved how they all wore hats.
Imagine climbing a cliff wearing a hat.
The Studebaker police cruiser when chasing the Cessna it was a 4 door. When it stopped the Cessna it was a 2 door 😂
Sometimes Lens driving would blow the doors off
9:28 a nice soft gentle "ow, ah, oh."
They were put in post-sync, usually by guys in the sound department John.
@@garryhardman I can here sound right through the last bit of the fight, small sounds they woudn't have bothered with. I think it was filed with sound.
Leonard Teale was a favourite of mine. The saddest episode was the last Norman Yemm episode, . (I wish the dvds were not so expensive.)
I remember uncle doug (MMM Sydney) impersonating Leonard teale, but in would come the real Leonard teale saying,, this is Leonard teale, the real Leonard teale, just popping into MMM to bust Doug Mulray, take him down to forensics Jack,and take away his medication
25:28 sometimes you have to wonder... what the hell were they thinking? A bit like holden sidi engine, and sudden infant death syndrome.
Cops n Baddies. Some things never change.
Cops dodging bullets like Jackie chan. 😅
Division 4 was another good cop show
Appropriate title, a murder a minute. You won’t find any details on this one…..year aired or anything…?? 1964?
1970 I believe.
Ok who sgulped me
I forget he’s trying to escape the earth but his RCS and SAS always wobble
See I have a better trajectory
Ian Turpee
I was too young when this aired im a cop Shop generation 🤠🐨🦘 when the Guy says this is a hold up why didn't someone say yeah your right their 😂😂😂😂 cheers Stephen from QLD 🤠⭐🐨🦘