The Hammer Horror and Carry On star appears in the sort of TV commercial that would not be allowed today.

The Hammer Horror and Carry On star appears in the sort of TV commercial that would not be allowed today.
A collection of classic – and not-so-classic- artwork from the days when each country had unique and extraordinary film poster art.
When movies and TV shows are everywhere all the time, they lose the sense of scarcity and importance that originally made them so special.
Don’t say we didn’t warn you. This is our final word on this – at least for a decade.
The nature of collaborative work means that the originator might not always be the creator.
A look at the horrible anonymity of the modern book cover.
A VoxPop study of public attitudes towards strict film censorship in 1964.
The awkward and annoying disregard for character continuity during Jame Bond’s first period of change.
In 1969, the star of The Avengers was appearing in two big-budget movies – but still found time to make a collection of low-budget shorts for the home movie market.
A collection of irresistible movie pairings from the glory days of cinema.
This curious hybrid of Sixties Cold War spy film and old-fashioned Nazi-themed thriller is enjoyable but oddly unsatisfying.
The evolving history of the Bond Girl is a study in glamour, sexploitation and hypocrisy across six decades.