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All posts tagged "George Cole"
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5.8K2Your Friday Night In...Your Friday Night In… June 1983
Friday, 17th June 1983 PICK OF THE DAY 7.50pm DID YOU SEE?, BBC2 “Yes I bloody did, thank you!” Journalist and journeyman...
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2.5KFilms: T is for...Too Many Crooks
Some embryonic George Cole in this very classy Ealing crime caper. The Putative Arfur and his bungling gang – including Bernard Bresslaw...
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3.7KFilms: T is for...
Take Me High
Cliff Richard moved his film career on from the days of Una Stubbs and Summer Holiday with this wondrously frothy confection, which...
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2.4KFilms: B is for...
Belles of St Trinian’s, The
From the chimes of Big Ben over the London Films sig at the beginning, to the closing notes of the barrel organ...
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5.7KPlay For TodayRight Prospectus, The
A strange entry in the Play for Today canon from John Osborne, the ‘father of kitchen sink drama’, following the efforts of...
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3.1KTV: B is for...Bounder, The
A MID-MINDER GEORGE COLE (playing, as ever, a shifty shyster) struggles to outwit his caddish titular brother-in-law PETER BOWLES (playing, as ever,...
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5.0K14TV: B is for...Blott on the Landscape
"ROLLICKING" TOM-SHARPERY
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3.8K2TV: C is for...
Comrade Dad
MILD-MANNERED FATHER (GEORGE COLE) dwells in a future Britain overrun by Communism and jokes about beetroot, thick Poles and Skodas.
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7.9K7TV: M is for...
Minder
GEORGE COLE aka Arthur Daley (sheepskin coat, cigar, hat, jewellery, 'er indoors, "nice little earner", "world is your lobster, my son") and...
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