On the @talkingpicturestv.bsky.social channel at 6.30pm, the documentary "Those British Faces" takes a look at the career of Dennis Price, the star of classic Ealing comedy "Kind Hearts & Coronets". artandhue.com/75-years-of-kind-hearts-and-coronets
60 years ago today in 1966, The Avengers episode "A Sense of History" aired on British television for the first time. artandhue.com/theavengers
On British Screen Classics at 4pm (Virgin 450, LG 1118, Samsung 4929, Pluto), Joe Brown stars in the charming musical "Three Hats for Lisa", with Una Stubbs & Sid James, & songs by Leslie Bricusse who also co-wrote the film with Carry On's Talbot Rothwell. artandhue.com/guitars
60 years ago today in 1966, "The Great St. Trinian's Train Robbery" premiered at the Studio One cinema on London's Oxford Street. The film stars Frankie Howerd, Reg Varney, Eric Barker, Dora Bryan, Meredith Edwards & Margaret Nolan. artandhue.com/trains
Is the “curse of the pharaohs” real? When Hammer filmed "Blood from the Mummy’s Tomb" in 1971, uncanny misfortune followed. 55 years on, the film returns in a new 4K UHD restoration by @studiocanal.co.uk, read the story & enter the giveaway here: artandhue.com/blood-from-the-mummys-tomb-4k-giveaway
Remembering Dilys Laye on her birthday. The Carry On Cruising star was born on this day in 1934. artandhue.com/carryon
55 years ago today in 1971, classic British crime film "Get Carter", with Michael Caine, Ian Hendry & Britt Ekland - and the iconic Trinity car park complex in Gateshead - premiered at the ABC2 Shaftesbury Avenue cinema in London. artandhue.com
Glamour, intrigue and classic British style are received loud & clear with film & TV icons, including The Avengers John Steed & Tara King, captured mid-call on fabulously nostalgic telephones. artandhue.com/phone
“Mr Watson, come here”. The first telephone call was placed on this day in 1876 by Alexander Graham Bell. Commemorate a century and a half of connection with Art & Hue's stylish & fun phone pop art prints: artandhue.com/phone
Roger Moore's debut as James Bond, "Live & Let Die", with Madeline Smith & Gloria Hendry as two of his first Bond girls, is on ITV4 at 8pm. artandhue.com/bond
On this day in 1950, "The Happiest Days of Your Life", with Alastair Sim, Joyce Grenfell, & Margaret Rutherford, opened at the Carlton cinema in London. artandhue.com/ealing
At 6.28pm on British Screen Classics (Virgin 450|LG 1118|Samsung 4929|Pluto), Barbara Windsor stars in Joan Littlewood's "Sparrows Can't Sing", the first English-language film to be released in America with subtitles to translate the Cockney rhyming slang. artandhue.com/plays
Remembering Patricia Laffan who died on this day in 2014. The late actress starred as the "Devil Girl from Mars" in the cult 1954 British sci-fi film. artandhue.com/scifi
On this day in 1967, The Avengers episode "The Bird Who Knew Too Much" aired on American television for the first time. artandhue.com/theavengers
70 years ago today in 1956, the modernist airport Lambert St. Louis was officially dedicated by the mayor. artandhue.com/jetset
On this day in 1965, Barbara Windsor's first Carry On film "Carry On Spying" was released in American cinemas. artandhue.com/carryon
Remembering the Welsh actor Ray Milland who died on this day in 1986. artandhue.com/welsh
From the historic first telephone call with Bell's “Mr Watson, come here” moment on the 10th of March 1876, the humble telephone has been connecting people (and looking fabulous while doing it) for a century and a half. artandhue.com/phone
On this day in 1967, The Avengers episode "The Correct Way to Kill", guest-starring Anna Quayle, Philip Madoc, Terence Alexander, & Michael Gough, aired on British television for the first time. artandhue.com/theavengers
60 years ago today in 1966, the first episode of "The Frost Report" was broadcast & introduced comedy icons John Cleese, Ronnie Barker & Corbett to TV. artandhue.com/funny
“Mr Watson, come here”. The first telephone call was placed on this day in 1876 by Alexander Graham Bell. Commemorate a century and a half of connection with Art & Hue's stylish & fun phone pop art prints: artandhue.com/phone
Phone Joan Collins calling. Pop culture meets retro phones in stylish pop art prints to mark 150 years of the telephone. artandhue.com/phone
At 11.24pm on the British Screen Classics channel (Virgin 450, LG 1118, Samsung 4929, Pluto), Gracie Fields stars in the 1934 comedy drama "Love, Life & Laughter" by Ealing Studios. artandhue.com/funny
Man from UNCLE meets The Avengers! On the @talkingpicturestv.bsky.social channel at 8pm, Diana Rigg & David McCallum star in part two of "Mother Love", the powerful 1989 award-winning drama. artandhue.com/theavengers
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Ahead of the Cheltenham Festival starting tomorrow, discover Art & Hue's stylish pop art print collection inspired by "The Rainbow Jacket", the charming Ealing film set in the horse racing world, in 3 sizes & many colour options. artandhue.com/rj
39 years ago today, the first ever episode of "French & Saunders" aired on TV. Good morning. artandhue.com/comedy-queens
On the British Screen Classics channel at 2.59pm (Virgin 450, LG 1118, Samsung 4929 & Pluto), Jean Simmons stars in the 1950 Ealing drama "Cage of Gold" with David Farrar & Herbert Lom. artandhue.com/leading
On the @talkingpicturestv.bsky.social channel at 3.30pm, Yvonne Mitchell & Earl Cameron are in the 1959 BAFTA-winning British crime drama "Sapphire". artandhue.com/leading
On this day in 1977, The New Avengers episode "Dirtier by the Dozen" aired on the Tyne Tees channel. artandhue.com/newavengers
Remembering writer Terry Nation who died on this day in 1997. As well as creating the Daleks for Doctor Who, Nation wrote for The Avengers, Hancock, Department S, The Saint, The Protectors, The Persuaders, & the film What a Whopper. artandhue.com/terry-nation
