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"The Real World" was an excellent programme. The edition on three-dimensional television was particularly memorable

Eight was by no means "too early" to be watching "Tomorrow's World". I was watching at the age of four

I'm not keen on the recent Worzel he will always be unique. Been watching recently on a sky channel.

Possibly the greatest movie made about seaman at war ❤ Nothing even come close to this very day

Best Dr Who actor of all... grew up on London watching and following his great acting.

Imagine that after a lifetime's worth of work in scientific research over many decades, he is most remembered for his cameo in a Thomas Dolby video lol

still pretty

SCIENCE!!

R.i.P. 🌹🌹🌹GORDON JACKSON🌹🌹🌹 27.5.2024

I'm sorry I love Terry but I can't watch any more of this.

Elegant and sophisticated man, talented actor. Facinating interview, if not frightening, a bit unsettling. He entertained us, romanced us, with his gifts and hard work. RIP, sir! And thank you. Your standards of excellence, both challenge and inspire us, and entertain us, still.

This film should’ve been delayed, they should’ve gone with the original vision of shooting it out in a town in America. Limitations ruined it because the actors strike.

one hell of a movie. loved it

I WISH DOCTOR MAGNUS PYKE COULD HAVE BEEN MY SCIENCE TEACHER ! ! !

HE WAS AN ECCENTRIC IN THE SENSE THAT HE WASN'T CIRCULAR ! ! !🤔

DOCTOR MAGNUS PYKE & PROFESSOR HEINZ WOLF WERE THE BEST ! ! !

Cyanocobalamin in your Brussels Sprouts! Simply DELIGHTFUL....Thank you, Dr Magnus Pyke. Rest in Peace.

I spent most this interview wondering how Frankenfurter would corrupt this young naive seeming interviewer. Tim Curry was a perfect gentleman during this interview or perhaps it was English sarcasm.

Thanks for sharing!

How'd you know he was going to die in 2020 in 2016??? Wow! This channel is witchcraft... But I do really like Geoffrey very much. He has (present being on film always) a grace and underestimated sense of comedy. Reminds me of older men when I was very young in my life - like my uncle. Educated men with wit and wisdom. Quiet and quick.

Nasci em 28 de junho 1980

She was a marvelous 💎

Ms Rigg failed to mention the magnificent Theatre of Blood (1973), which was turned into a stage play and performed at the National theatre in 2005 with Diana's daughter Rachael Stirling following in her mother's footsteps playing Lionheart's daughter.

Fly......fly you fools!

Blimey!!

this is the best interview. 💙

Richard is a trooper his approach to relationships and love story with a quirky sensous flavour keeping us on our toes.❤

It must be the sound on this video. I have never heard his voice so high and thin. His voice was different in The Man with the Golden Gun and also the Private Life of Sherlock Holmes, both of which he mentions were released before this interview . Or maybe he was just doing a different voice for fun?

Magnus was a shining star of my childhood in the 70s

I've watched a lot of these interviews with her and it seems just about everybody, I mean everybody comments on how great her voice is, how that is a huge part of her beauty and it's true. It is amazing that all over the world, everybody agrees how beautiful she is, or was. I for one will never forget going to the movies in 1976 as a 15 year old and being just blown away by her and this was the era of farrah fawcett who was the goddess of boys right? farrah was in this movie but she did not compare to Jenny, not even close. Also loved her in the eye of the needle

Thanks for sharing this brilliant footage of the group.

He hasn’t made any effort for this interview. He could have showered at the very least.

I was in the Service when this movie came out. Didn't watch it until many years later. The acting is very good, especially Prochnow. He gave his character quite a bit of depth. You could feel the sense of disappointment or elation coming from the Skipper. Funnily enough, I was in Submarine School when this movie was in the Cinema. This movie is right up there with any of the Submarine flicks.

Thanks for making this available to us. 69 now & grew up watching Terry Thomas. The geezer was & still is a one - off World Class source of entertainment. R.I.P. Terry Thomas. From me & my late wife Maureen.

Nice to hear Richard talk about Shocky without hating on it. Go easy on the interviewer, guys… anyhow, love that bit at 14:51. Thanks for posting this.

THis man is my spirit husband but no to the strangling

I miss Mike. Such a lovely humble person..& ALWAYS made me laugh..god rest him.❤

Bill oddie hair 😅😅😅😅😅 0:25

Grande attore. Ha portato una pesante croce con la malattia.R.I.P.

Gordon Jackso is a brilliant actor, I especially love his old WW2 movies. RIP Mr. Nice guy.

16:30 I wonder if there's a chance of decoding anything from the teletext dots that have crept into frame.

Hey! This guy killed Captain Kirk!

Gem of an upload, thanks

Quatermass classic 😊.

Patti was definitely my favourite dancer.

The real life Doc Brown

Very good interview, very factual, the interviewer allows dickie to open up and let him have all the attention. Spot on, this is how interviews should be ❤❤

This has grown into our culture… last year I asked Siri to set a timer for 10 minutes & she replied “I’m waiting with antici…..pation”, I looked at my wife & we burst out laughing. We both saw the movie several times in the ‘80’s in our late teens, great production.

Smoking tobacco increases your risk of having a stroke. 😔

no they are just well educated