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Hi! All, I found this while browsing the internet, and thought it might be of interest to Film and TV buffs, in any case fans or not it could help fill the long winter evenings.

http://1drv.ms/1lbHK5E

Give it a try, and feel free to add any additional items you might come across.

Bob.

entertainment? hmm... but Viper is the star
https://www.itv.com/itvplayer/downton-a ... pisode-7-1

Iris said there were some Bentleys (?) racing but never saw it. Would have watched if I had known you were in it Tony !

If anyone saw The Sex Change Spitfire Ace a couple of weeks ago that had period shots of Shelsley Walsh

To add to Bob’s posting - No surprise at all that in the re make of the film 'Blow Up' the part based on David Bailey, that fashion photographer of the 'Swinging Sixties' is of course to be played by a certain Mr Bob Bull

You should watch it online - it's absolutely gripping viewing.

TonyLees wrote:You should watch it online - it's absolutely gripping viewing.

When I clicked on your link, I found myself watching a TV soap. have I got it wrong? Surely there must be some mistake!

Puzzled of Luton.

I wonder who will be the first to suggest a 'role' for Mary?

Surely only a member of the SAS would 'dare'!

Leigh.

David Bailey, was he debonair, sophisticated, urbane, mannered, cultured, and exquisitely charming? If he was (is) then maybe ............................?

Then, of course, there is always a part in 'Roman Holiday' that might be more suitable for an aged photographer.

NB; No reaction for any of the names mentioned in the article so far. What may we read into that?


Scoop.

Bob Bull wrote:Puzzled of Luton.

I thought you would have spotted the Vauxhall

TonyLees wrote:

Bob Bull wrote:Puzzled of Luton.

I thought you would have spotted the Vauxhall

As soon as I saw the opening scene I turned it off, how much do I have to watch to spot a Vauxhall? Please tell me it quite early in the proceedings.

Worried of Luton.

Well, Vauxhall actually started in Vauxhall but they moved to Luton.
If you start at about 20 minutes in you might be able to grin n bear it.
How on earth that soap got a worldwide audience of 280 million will never cease to amaze me.

And MG Morris Garage! You know I am old enough to remember these things Tony!

Thanks for the advice, I FF to the racing sequence, and found it jolly exciting. Was that the actual Tony Lees driving the Vauxhall?

Impressed of Luton.

As Lord Nuffield apparently once said, "one Nuff is enough".
And so with Downton Abbey!
yup, t'were me.

Golly – a D T star

You are soooo modest

Almost upstages a Mog racer who was on Coronation Street

Groupie Leigh (easily impressed)