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Martin Clunes Interview and some scenes of his father Alec Clunes in The Buccaneers (1956) and Tomorrow at 10 (1965)
Martin Clunes announces a series 6 - click on the link below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tT78cK0CaY
Original Air Date: 19 September 1956 (Season 1, Episode 1)
Captain Woodes Rogers travels to the Bahamas to accept his new position as Governor. Wifh him he brings a king`s pardon to all who will give up piracy. Blackbeard is not convinced and suspects a trap. There is dissencion among the pirates between who wants the pardon and who does not. In the confusion Blackbeard makes his escape.
Cast: Alec Clunes (Gov. Woodes Rogers), George Margo (Blackbeard), Peter Hammond (Lt. Edward Beamish), Hugh David (Crewman Benjy), Alfie Bass (Sawney), Andrew Crawford (Capt. Hornigold), Brian Worth (Calico Jack Rackham), Edwin Richfield (Crewman Armando), Peter Bennett, (Costellaux), Paul Hansard (Alfie) and Patrick Jordan (Morgan). (IMDB)
Audio/Visual: sound, color
CC license: Public Domain
- published: 13 Jul 2013
- views: 587
Filmed at the King Street, Covent Garden premises in 1938 just one year after The Players' Theatre first presented 'Late Joys' Victorian Music Hall.
The Chairman was Philip Thornley and the artistes included are Robert Eddison (seen in Strawberry Fair), Megs Jenkins, Eve Lynd and in the 'Dear Old Pals' lineup at the end; Alec Clunes (father of Martin), Peter Ridgeway and Charlotte Bidmead.
Also seen in the audience shots, unannounced, are co-founder Peter Ridgeway and, in the background, Margaret Rutherford.
www.playerstheatrearchive.org.uk
- published: 01 Mar 2013
- views: 790
Martin Clunes shares his experience on filming Doc Martin, and how working with babies can be a struggle!
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- published: 28 Feb 2015
- views: 20059
Made in 1940, NOW YOU'RE TALKING was one of a trio of fast-paced shorts released in 1940 intended to illustrate the potentially catastrophic consequences of unguarded chatter in public places during wartime.
The plot of the film is this: When a fallen Nazi aeroplane is recovered, British scientists have high hopes of learning valuable secrets. But a disgruntled factory worker inadvertently alerts enemy agents to the discovery, with disastrous consequences.
From the BFI: As part of a wider publicity campaign, which saw posters bearing such iconic slogans as "Careless Talk Costs Lives" festooned in cafes and bars, the Ministry of Information commissioned these short films from Ealing Studios, with a hefty combined budget of £6,000. The films follow a similar narrative but vary in their characterisation and choice of locations in order to target audiences of different classes - a deliberate distribution strategy on the part of the MOI, which wanted the message to be disseminated as widely as possible.
This film was made with working-class audiences in mind, and distributed to cinemas in industrial areas. The main action is divided between a factory laboratory, where two scientists (one of them played by Alec Clunes, father of Martin) are about to take delivery of a recovered enemy aircraft, from which they hope to learn vital secrets; the factory gates, where worker Alf learns he has to work late to unload the lorry carrying the miraculously undamaged plane; and a local pub, where the loose-tongued Alf, in exchange for a pint of mild and bitter, reveals too much to an inquisitive stranger.
Interestingly, a later survey of wartime propaganda films by Mass Observation reported that the three films were better received by middle-class audiences than working-class ones. In some working-class quarters, it reported, there were objections to the casting of the spies as workers and the upper-class characters as heroes. The other films in the trilogy, Dangerous Comment, with its spy bartender and heroic officers, and All Hands, in which the Nazi agents include a café proprietress, were designed for the upper and middle classes respectively.
Cast: Sebastian Shaw (Charles Hampton); Dorothy Hyson (Mrs Hampton); Edward Chapman (Alf Small); Judy Campbell (Doris); George Merritt (Fred Perkins); Lloyd Pearson (Jake); Alec Clunes (Harry); George Relph (spy); Johnnie Schofield (man)
Director: John Paddy Carstairs, Production Company: Ealing Studios, Sponsor: Ministry of Information, Producer: Michael Balcon, Script by: Jeffrey Dell, Roger MacDougall, Basil Dearden
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- published: 29 Jan 2016
- views: 242
Actors Arsher Ali, Hattie Morahan and Martin Clunes, and the creative team behind Arthur & George, discuss their TV adaptation of the Julian Barnes novel.
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Julian Barnes’s novel Arthur & George fictionalises a true story from the life of Sherlock Holmes author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Actors Martin Clunes, Arsher Ali and Hattie Morahan, director Stuart Orme, writer Ed Whitmore and producer Philippa Braithwaite discuss their TV adaptation of the book with journalist James Rampton.
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- published: 03 Mar 2015
- views: 2676
En el siglo XV, Quentin Durward, un joven y apuesto escocés, va a ver a la bella Isabel, Condesa de Macroy, para presentarle los respetos de su tío, que tiene la intención de casarse con ella; la joven condesa rechaza las pretensiones del anciano y huye a Borgoña con la intención de dirigirse a la ciudad de Tours...
Director-Richard Thorpe
Reparto-Robert Taylor, Kay Kendall, Robert Morley, George Cole, Alec Clunes, Duncan Lamont, Laya Raki, Marius Goring, Wilfrid Hyde-White, Eric Pohlmann, Harcourt Williams, Michael Goodliffe, John Carson, Nicholas Hannen, Moultrie Kelsall
Música-Bronislau Kaper
- published: 24 Apr 2016
- views: 6
Martin Clunes joins Steve Allen in conversation for LBC, talking Doc Martin and Farm Animals.
Subscribe to LBC: http://bit.ly/SubscribeToLBC
LBC: Leading Britain's Conversation
DAB Digital Radio Nationwide | 97.3FM FM London
- published: 06 Sep 2015
- views: 7782
The star of ITV's Doc Martin talks about the return of his much-loved character. Starts Monday, September 7
- published: 01 Sep 2015
- views: 23539
Alexander "Alec" Sheriff de Moro Clunes (17 May 1912 - 13 March 1970) was an English actor and stage manager.
Among the plays he presented were Christopher Fry's famous play The Lady's Not For Burning. He gave the actor and dramatist Sir Peter Ustinov his first break with his production The House of Regrets. His film career was brief, but varied. He played Hastings in Laurence Olivier's Richard III (1956), and also appeared in wartime films such as One of Our Aircraft Is Missing (1942), although he was in fact a conscientious objector. He also appeared in The Adventures of Quentin Durward (1955). Clunes's later stage work included succeeding Sir Rex Harrison as Henry Higgins in the stage musical My Fair Lady in 1959. His final stage appearance was in 1968.
Born as Alexander Sheriff de Moro Clunes to a show business family, he was the son of Alexander Sydenham Sherriff Clunes (1881–1960) and Georgina Ada Sumner (1882–1969). He began his stage career with Ben Greet's company, before playing at the Old Vic theatre. He played numerous Shakespearian roles, before taking over the management of the Arts Theatre, London in 1942, where he remained until 1950.
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14:48Martin Clunes Interview 2011 and Alec Clunes
Martin Clunes Interview 2011 and Alec ClunesMartin Clunes Interview 2011 and Alec Clunes
Martin Clunes Interview and some scenes of his father Alec Clunes in The Buccaneers (1956) and Tomorrow at 10 (1965) Martin Clunes announces a series 6 - click on the link below: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tT78cK0CaY -
24:50The Buccaneers - Blackbeard 1956 (S01/E01)
The Buccaneers - Blackbeard 1956 (S01/E01)The Buccaneers - Blackbeard 1956 (S01/E01)
Original Air Date: 19 September 1956 (Season 1, Episode 1) Captain Woodes Rogers travels to the Bahamas to accept his new position as Governor. Wifh him he brings a king`s pardon to all who will give up piracy. Blackbeard is not convinced and suspects a trap. There is dissencion among the pirates between who wants the pardon and who does not. In the confusion Blackbeard makes his escape. Cast: Alec Clunes (Gov. Woodes Rogers), George Margo (Blackbeard), Peter Hammond (Lt. Edward Beamish), Hugh David (Crewman Benjy), Alfie Bass (Sawney), Andrew Crawford (Capt. Hornigold), Brian Worth (Calico Jack Rackham), Edwin Richfield (Crewman Armando), Peter Bennett, (Costellaux), Paul Hansard (Alfie) and Patrick Jordan (Morgan). (IMDB) Audio/Visual: sound, color CC license: Public Domain -
4:10The Players' Theatre - 1938
The Players' Theatre - 1938The Players' Theatre - 1938
Filmed at the King Street, Covent Garden premises in 1938 just one year after The Players' Theatre first presented 'Late Joys' Victorian Music Hall. The Chairman was Philip Thornley and the artistes included are Robert Eddison (seen in Strawberry Fair), Megs Jenkins, Eve Lynd and in the 'Dear Old Pals' lineup at the end; Alec Clunes (father of Martin), Peter Ridgeway and Charlotte Bidmead. Also seen in the audience shots, unannounced, are co-founder Peter Ridgeway and, in the background, Margaret Rutherford. www.playerstheatrearchive.org.uk -
1:41Martin Clunes Revisits Doc Martin - The Jonathan Ross Show
Martin Clunes Revisits Doc Martin - The Jonathan Ross ShowMartin Clunes Revisits Doc Martin - The Jonathan Ross Show
Martin Clunes shares his experience on filming Doc Martin, and how working with babies can be a struggle! Subscribe to The Jonathan Ross Show YouTube channel for weekly videos and the best bits from the show - http://www.youtube.com/TheJonathanRossShow Follow the show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JRossShow Like the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheJonathanRossShow -
12:32WORLD WAR II BRITISH PROPAGANDA FILM "NOW YOU'RE TALKING" 85954
WORLD WAR II BRITISH PROPAGANDA FILM "NOW YOU'RE TALKING" 85954WORLD WAR II BRITISH PROPAGANDA FILM "NOW YOU'RE TALKING" 85954
Made in 1940, NOW YOU'RE TALKING was one of a trio of fast-paced shorts released in 1940 intended to illustrate the potentially catastrophic consequences of unguarded chatter in public places during wartime. The plot of the film is this: When a fallen Nazi aeroplane is recovered, British scientists have high hopes of learning valuable secrets. But a disgruntled factory worker inadvertently alerts enemy agents to the discovery, with disastrous consequences. From the BFI: As part of a wider publicity campaign, which saw posters bearing such iconic slogans as "Careless Talk Costs Lives" festooned in cafes and bars, the Ministry of Information commissioned these short films from Ealing Studios, with a hefty combined budget of £6,000. The films follow a similar narrative but vary in their characterisation and choice of locations in order to target audiences of different classes - a deliberate distribution strategy on the part of the MOI, which wanted the message to be disseminated as widely as possible. This film was made with working-class audiences in mind, and distributed to cinemas in industrial areas. The main action is divided between a factory laboratory, where two scientists (one of them played by Alec Clunes, father of Martin) are about to take delivery of a recovered enemy aircraft, from which they hope to learn vital secrets; the factory gates, where worker Alf learns he has to work late to unload the lorry carrying the miraculously undamaged plane; and a local pub, where the loose-tongued Alf, in exchange for a pint of mild and bitter, reveals too much to an inquisitive stranger. Interestingly, a later survey of wartime propaganda films by Mass Observation reported that the three films were better received by middle-class audiences than working-class ones. In some working-class quarters, it reported, there were objections to the casting of the spies as workers and the upper-class characters as heroes. The other films in the trilogy, Dangerous Comment, with its spy bartender and heroic officers, and All Hands, in which the Nazi agents include a café proprietress, were designed for the upper and middle classes respectively. Cast: Sebastian Shaw (Charles Hampton); Dorothy Hyson (Mrs Hampton); Edward Chapman (Alf Small); Judy Campbell (Doris); George Merritt (Fred Perkins); Lloyd Pearson (Jake); Alec Clunes (Harry); George Relph (spy); Johnnie Schofield (man) Director: John Paddy Carstairs, Production Company: Ealing Studios, Sponsor: Ministry of Information, Producer: Michael Balcon, Script by: Jeffrey Dell, Roger MacDougall, Basil Dearden We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example like: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference." This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com -
27:38Arthur & George Q&A; with Martin Clunes | BFI
Arthur & George Q&A; with Martin Clunes | BFIArthur & George Q&A; with Martin Clunes | BFI
Actors Arsher Ali, Hattie Morahan and Martin Clunes, and the creative team behind Arthur & George, discuss their TV adaptation of the Julian Barnes novel. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/subscribetotheBFI. Julian Barnes’s novel Arthur & George fictionalises a true story from the life of Sherlock Holmes author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Actors Martin Clunes, Arsher Ali and Hattie Morahan, director Stuart Orme, writer Ed Whitmore and producer Philippa Braithwaite discuss their TV adaptation of the book with journalist James Rampton. Watch more on the BFI Player: http://player.bfi.org.uk/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BFI Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BritishFilmInstitute Follow us on Google+: https://plus.google.com/+britishfilminstitute/ -
4:01Banda Sonora.Las aventuras de Quentin Durward (1955)
Banda Sonora.Las aventuras de Quentin Durward (1955)Banda Sonora.Las aventuras de Quentin Durward (1955)
En el siglo XV, Quentin Durward, un joven y apuesto escocés, va a ver a la bella Isabel, Condesa de Macroy, para presentarle los respetos de su tío, que tiene la intención de casarse con ella; la joven condesa rechaza las pretensiones del anciano y huye a Borgoña con la intención de dirigirse a la ciudad de Tours... Director-Richard Thorpe Reparto-Robert Taylor, Kay Kendall, Robert Morley, George Cole, Alec Clunes, Duncan Lamont, Laya Raki, Marius Goring, Wilfrid Hyde-White, Eric Pohlmann, Harcourt Williams, Michael Goodliffe, John Carson, Nicholas Hannen, Moultrie Kelsall Música-Bronislau Kaper -
27:17In Conversation With: Martin Clunes
In Conversation With: Martin ClunesIn Conversation With: Martin Clunes
Martin Clunes joins Steve Allen in conversation for LBC, talking Doc Martin and Farm Animals. Subscribe to LBC: http://bit.ly/SubscribeToLBC LBC: Leading Britain's Conversation DAB Digital Radio Nationwide | 97.3FM FM London -
15:00Martin Clunes Interview - September 4, 2013
Martin Clunes Interview - September 4, 2013 -
5:57Martin Clunes on Doc Martin: 'I love trying to punish this awful man!'
Martin Clunes on Doc Martin: 'I love trying to punish this awful man!'Martin Clunes on Doc Martin: 'I love trying to punish this awful man!'
The star of ITV's Doc Martin talks about the return of his much-loved character. Starts Monday, September 7
- Alec Clunes
- André Morell
- Arts Theatre
- BBC
- Ben Greet
- Bernard Quatermass
- Brixton
- Christopher Fry
- Dramatist
- England
- Headpress
- Laurence Olivier
- London
- Lung cancer
- Martin Clunes
- Melba (film)
- Musical theater
- My Fair Lady
- Old Vic
- Peter Ustinov
- Rex Harrison
- Sailors Three
- Stage manager
- Stella Richman
- Tiger in the Smoke
- Tomorrow at Ten
- Wikipedia Persondata
- Woodes Rogers
Clunes, Alec Filmography
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1965, role: actor , character name: Anthony Chester
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1965, role: actor , character name: Narrator
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1964, role: actor , character name: Polonius
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1962, role: actor , character name: Himself - Narrator
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1957, role: actor , character name: Narrator
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1956, role: actor , character name: Asst. Commissioner Oates
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1955, role: actor , character name: The Lord Hastings
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1955, role: actor , character name: Charles, Duke of Burgundy
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1953, role: actor , character name: Cesar Carlton
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1949, role: actor , character name: Gale
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1942, role: actor , character name: The Organist
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1940, role: actor , character name: Himself - Commentator
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1940, role: actor , character name: Commentator
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1940, role: actor , character name: Bit Part
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1940, role: actor , character name: Minor Role
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1940, role: actor , character name: Himself - Commentator
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1940, role: actor , character name: Officer
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1940, role: actor , character name: Harry - a Scientist
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1940, role: actor , character name: British pilot
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1940, role: actor , character name: Eddie Graves
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1938, role: actor
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Martin Clunes Interview 2011 and Alec Clunes
Martin Clunes Interview and some scenes of his father Alec Clunes in The Buccaneers (1956) and Tomorrow at 10 (1965) Martin Clunes announces a series 6 - click on the link below: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tT78cK0CaY -
The Buccaneers - Blackbeard 1956 (S01/E01)
Original Air Date: 19 September 1956 (Season 1, Episode 1) Captain Woodes Rogers travels to the Bahamas to accept his new position as Governor. Wifh him he brings a king`s pardon to all who will give up piracy. Blackbeard is not convinced and suspects a trap. There is dissencion among the pirates between who wants the pardon and who does not. In the confusion Blackbeard makes his escape. Cast: Alec Clunes (Gov. Woodes Rogers), George Margo (Blackbeard), Peter Hammond (Lt. Edward Beamish), Hugh David (Crewman Benjy), Alfie Bass (Sawney), Andrew Crawford (Capt. Hornigold), Brian Worth (Calico Jack Rackham), Edwin Richfield (Crewman Armando), Peter Bennett, (Costellaux), Paul Hansard (Alfie) and Patrick Jordan (Morgan). (IMDB) Audio/Visual: sound, color CC license: Public Domain -
The Players' Theatre - 1938
Filmed at the King Street, Covent Garden premises in 1938 just one year after The Players' Theatre first presented 'Late Joys' Victorian Music Hall. The Chairman was Philip Thornley and the artistes included are Robert Eddison (seen in Strawberry Fair), Megs Jenkins, Eve Lynd and in the 'Dear Old Pals' lineup at the end; Alec Clunes (father of Martin), Peter Ridgeway and Charlotte Bidmead. Also seen in the audience shots, unannounced, are co-founder Peter Ridgeway and, in the background, Margaret Rutherford. www.playerstheatrearchive.org.uk -
Martin Clunes Revisits Doc Martin - The Jonathan Ross Show
Martin Clunes shares his experience on filming Doc Martin, and how working with babies can be a struggle! Subscribe to The Jonathan Ross Show YouTube channel for weekly videos and the best bits from the show - http://www.youtube.com/TheJonathanRossShow Follow the show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JRossShow Like the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheJonathanRossShow -
WORLD WAR II BRITISH PROPAGANDA FILM "NOW YOU'RE TALKING" 85954
Made in 1940, NOW YOU'RE TALKING was one of a trio of fast-paced shorts released in 1940 intended to illustrate the potentially catastrophic consequences of unguarded chatter in public places during wartime. The plot of the film is this: When a fallen Nazi aeroplane is recovered, British scientists have high hopes of learning valuable secrets. But a disgruntled factory worker inadvertently alerts enemy agents to the discovery, with disastrous consequences. From the BFI: As part of a wider publicity campaign, which saw posters bearing such iconic slogans as "Careless Talk Costs Lives" festooned in cafes and bars, the Ministry of Information commissioned these short films from Ealing Studios, with a hefty combined budget of £6,000. The films follow a similar narrative but vary in their c... -
Arthur & George Q&A; with Martin Clunes | BFI
Actors Arsher Ali, Hattie Morahan and Martin Clunes, and the creative team behind Arthur & George, discuss their TV adaptation of the Julian Barnes novel. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/subscribetotheBFI. Julian Barnes’s novel Arthur & George fictionalises a true story from the life of Sherlock Holmes author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Actors Martin Clunes, Arsher Ali and Hattie Morahan, director Stuart Orme, writer Ed Whitmore and producer Philippa Braithwaite discuss their TV adaptation of the book with journalist James Rampton. Watch more on the BFI Player: http://player.bfi.org.uk/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BFI Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BritishFilmInstitute Follow us on Google+: https://plus.google.com/+britishfilminstitute/ -
Banda Sonora.Las aventuras de Quentin Durward (1955)
En el siglo XV, Quentin Durward, un joven y apuesto escocés, va a ver a la bella Isabel, Condesa de Macroy, para presentarle los respetos de su tío, que tiene la intención de casarse con ella; la joven condesa rechaza las pretensiones del anciano y huye a Borgoña con la intención de dirigirse a la ciudad de Tours... Director-Richard Thorpe Reparto-Robert Taylor, Kay Kendall, Robert Morley, George Cole, Alec Clunes, Duncan Lamont, Laya Raki, Marius Goring, Wilfrid Hyde-White, Eric Pohlmann, Harcourt Williams, Michael Goodliffe, John Carson, Nicholas Hannen, Moultrie Kelsall Música-Bronislau Kaper -
In Conversation With: Martin Clunes
Martin Clunes joins Steve Allen in conversation for LBC, talking Doc Martin and Farm Animals. Subscribe to LBC: http://bit.ly/SubscribeToLBC LBC: Leading Britain's Conversation DAB Digital Radio Nationwide | 97.3FM FM London -
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Martin Clunes on Doc Martin: 'I love trying to punish this awful man!'
The star of ITV's Doc Martin talks about the return of his much-loved character. Starts Monday, September 7
Martin Clunes Interview 2011 and Alec Clunes
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 14:48
- Updated: 18 Dec 2011
- views: 79836
Martin Clunes Interview and some scenes of his father Alec Clunes in The Buccaneers (1956) and Tomorrow at 10 (1965)
Martin Clunes announces a series 6 - click...
Martin Clunes Interview and some scenes of his father Alec Clunes in The Buccaneers (1956) and Tomorrow at 10 (1965)
Martin Clunes announces a series 6 - click on the link below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tT78cK0CaY
wn.com/Martin Clunes Interview 2011 And Alec Clunes
Martin Clunes Interview and some scenes of his father Alec Clunes in The Buccaneers (1956) and Tomorrow at 10 (1965)
Martin Clunes announces a series 6 - click on the link below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tT78cK0CaY
- published: 18 Dec 2011
- views: 79836
The Buccaneers - Blackbeard 1956 (S01/E01)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:50
- Updated: 13 Jul 2013
- views: 587
Original Air Date: 19 September 1956 (Season 1, Episode 1)
Captain Woodes Rogers travels to the Bahamas to accept his new position as Governor. Wifh him he bri...
Original Air Date: 19 September 1956 (Season 1, Episode 1)
Captain Woodes Rogers travels to the Bahamas to accept his new position as Governor. Wifh him he brings a king`s pardon to all who will give up piracy. Blackbeard is not convinced and suspects a trap. There is dissencion among the pirates between who wants the pardon and who does not. In the confusion Blackbeard makes his escape.
Cast: Alec Clunes (Gov. Woodes Rogers), George Margo (Blackbeard), Peter Hammond (Lt. Edward Beamish), Hugh David (Crewman Benjy), Alfie Bass (Sawney), Andrew Crawford (Capt. Hornigold), Brian Worth (Calico Jack Rackham), Edwin Richfield (Crewman Armando), Peter Bennett, (Costellaux), Paul Hansard (Alfie) and Patrick Jordan (Morgan). (IMDB)
Audio/Visual: sound, color
CC license: Public Domain
wn.com/The Buccaneers Blackbeard 1956 (S01 E01)
Original Air Date: 19 September 1956 (Season 1, Episode 1)
Captain Woodes Rogers travels to the Bahamas to accept his new position as Governor. Wifh him he brings a king`s pardon to all who will give up piracy. Blackbeard is not convinced and suspects a trap. There is dissencion among the pirates between who wants the pardon and who does not. In the confusion Blackbeard makes his escape.
Cast: Alec Clunes (Gov. Woodes Rogers), George Margo (Blackbeard), Peter Hammond (Lt. Edward Beamish), Hugh David (Crewman Benjy), Alfie Bass (Sawney), Andrew Crawford (Capt. Hornigold), Brian Worth (Calico Jack Rackham), Edwin Richfield (Crewman Armando), Peter Bennett, (Costellaux), Paul Hansard (Alfie) and Patrick Jordan (Morgan). (IMDB)
Audio/Visual: sound, color
CC license: Public Domain
- published: 13 Jul 2013
- views: 587
The Players' Theatre - 1938
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:10
- Updated: 01 Mar 2013
- views: 790
Filmed at the King Street, Covent Garden premises in 1938 just one year after The Players' Theatre first presented 'Late Joys' Victorian Music Hall.
The Chairm...
Filmed at the King Street, Covent Garden premises in 1938 just one year after The Players' Theatre first presented 'Late Joys' Victorian Music Hall.
The Chairman was Philip Thornley and the artistes included are Robert Eddison (seen in Strawberry Fair), Megs Jenkins, Eve Lynd and in the 'Dear Old Pals' lineup at the end; Alec Clunes (father of Martin), Peter Ridgeway and Charlotte Bidmead.
Also seen in the audience shots, unannounced, are co-founder Peter Ridgeway and, in the background, Margaret Rutherford.
www.playerstheatrearchive.org.uk
wn.com/The Players' Theatre 1938
Filmed at the King Street, Covent Garden premises in 1938 just one year after The Players' Theatre first presented 'Late Joys' Victorian Music Hall.
The Chairman was Philip Thornley and the artistes included are Robert Eddison (seen in Strawberry Fair), Megs Jenkins, Eve Lynd and in the 'Dear Old Pals' lineup at the end; Alec Clunes (father of Martin), Peter Ridgeway and Charlotte Bidmead.
Also seen in the audience shots, unannounced, are co-founder Peter Ridgeway and, in the background, Margaret Rutherford.
www.playerstheatrearchive.org.uk
- published: 01 Mar 2013
- views: 790
Martin Clunes Revisits Doc Martin - The Jonathan Ross Show
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:41
- Updated: 28 Feb 2015
- views: 20059
Martin Clunes shares his experience on filming Doc Martin, and how working with babies can be a struggle!
Subscribe to The Jonathan Ross Show YouTube channel ...
Martin Clunes shares his experience on filming Doc Martin, and how working with babies can be a struggle!
Subscribe to The Jonathan Ross Show YouTube channel for weekly videos and the best bits from the show - http://www.youtube.com/TheJonathanRossShow
Follow the show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JRossShow
Like the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheJonathanRossShow
wn.com/Martin Clunes Revisits Doc Martin The Jonathan Ross Show
Martin Clunes shares his experience on filming Doc Martin, and how working with babies can be a struggle!
Subscribe to The Jonathan Ross Show YouTube channel for weekly videos and the best bits from the show - http://www.youtube.com/TheJonathanRossShow
Follow the show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JRossShow
Like the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheJonathanRossShow
- published: 28 Feb 2015
- views: 20059
WORLD WAR II BRITISH PROPAGANDA FILM "NOW YOU'RE TALKING" 85954
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:32
- Updated: 29 Jan 2016
- views: 242
Made in 1940, NOW YOU'RE TALKING was one of a trio of fast-paced shorts released in 1940 intended to illustrate the potentially catastrophic consequences of un...
Made in 1940, NOW YOU'RE TALKING was one of a trio of fast-paced shorts released in 1940 intended to illustrate the potentially catastrophic consequences of unguarded chatter in public places during wartime.
The plot of the film is this: When a fallen Nazi aeroplane is recovered, British scientists have high hopes of learning valuable secrets. But a disgruntled factory worker inadvertently alerts enemy agents to the discovery, with disastrous consequences.
From the BFI: As part of a wider publicity campaign, which saw posters bearing such iconic slogans as "Careless Talk Costs Lives" festooned in cafes and bars, the Ministry of Information commissioned these short films from Ealing Studios, with a hefty combined budget of £6,000. The films follow a similar narrative but vary in their characterisation and choice of locations in order to target audiences of different classes - a deliberate distribution strategy on the part of the MOI, which wanted the message to be disseminated as widely as possible.
This film was made with working-class audiences in mind, and distributed to cinemas in industrial areas. The main action is divided between a factory laboratory, where two scientists (one of them played by Alec Clunes, father of Martin) are about to take delivery of a recovered enemy aircraft, from which they hope to learn vital secrets; the factory gates, where worker Alf learns he has to work late to unload the lorry carrying the miraculously undamaged plane; and a local pub, where the loose-tongued Alf, in exchange for a pint of mild and bitter, reveals too much to an inquisitive stranger.
Interestingly, a later survey of wartime propaganda films by Mass Observation reported that the three films were better received by middle-class audiences than working-class ones. In some working-class quarters, it reported, there were objections to the casting of the spies as workers and the upper-class characters as heroes. The other films in the trilogy, Dangerous Comment, with its spy bartender and heroic officers, and All Hands, in which the Nazi agents include a café proprietress, were designed for the upper and middle classes respectively.
Cast: Sebastian Shaw (Charles Hampton); Dorothy Hyson (Mrs Hampton); Edward Chapman (Alf Small); Judy Campbell (Doris); George Merritt (Fred Perkins); Lloyd Pearson (Jake); Alec Clunes (Harry); George Relph (spy); Johnnie Schofield (man)
Director: John Paddy Carstairs, Production Company: Ealing Studios, Sponsor: Ministry of Information, Producer: Michael Balcon, Script by: Jeffrey Dell, Roger MacDougall, Basil Dearden
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Made in 1940, NOW YOU'RE TALKING was one of a trio of fast-paced shorts released in 1940 intended to illustrate the potentially catastrophic consequences of unguarded chatter in public places during wartime.
The plot of the film is this: When a fallen Nazi aeroplane is recovered, British scientists have high hopes of learning valuable secrets. But a disgruntled factory worker inadvertently alerts enemy agents to the discovery, with disastrous consequences.
From the BFI: As part of a wider publicity campaign, which saw posters bearing such iconic slogans as "Careless Talk Costs Lives" festooned in cafes and bars, the Ministry of Information commissioned these short films from Ealing Studios, with a hefty combined budget of £6,000. The films follow a similar narrative but vary in their characterisation and choice of locations in order to target audiences of different classes - a deliberate distribution strategy on the part of the MOI, which wanted the message to be disseminated as widely as possible.
This film was made with working-class audiences in mind, and distributed to cinemas in industrial areas. The main action is divided between a factory laboratory, where two scientists (one of them played by Alec Clunes, father of Martin) are about to take delivery of a recovered enemy aircraft, from which they hope to learn vital secrets; the factory gates, where worker Alf learns he has to work late to unload the lorry carrying the miraculously undamaged plane; and a local pub, where the loose-tongued Alf, in exchange for a pint of mild and bitter, reveals too much to an inquisitive stranger.
Interestingly, a later survey of wartime propaganda films by Mass Observation reported that the three films were better received by middle-class audiences than working-class ones. In some working-class quarters, it reported, there were objections to the casting of the spies as workers and the upper-class characters as heroes. The other films in the trilogy, Dangerous Comment, with its spy bartender and heroic officers, and All Hands, in which the Nazi agents include a café proprietress, were designed for the upper and middle classes respectively.
Cast: Sebastian Shaw (Charles Hampton); Dorothy Hyson (Mrs Hampton); Edward Chapman (Alf Small); Judy Campbell (Doris); George Merritt (Fred Perkins); Lloyd Pearson (Jake); Alec Clunes (Harry); George Relph (spy); Johnnie Schofield (man)
Director: John Paddy Carstairs, Production Company: Ealing Studios, Sponsor: Ministry of Information, Producer: Michael Balcon, Script by: Jeffrey Dell, Roger MacDougall, Basil Dearden
We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example like: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."
This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com
- published: 29 Jan 2016
- views: 242
Arthur & George Q&A; with Martin Clunes | BFI
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- Duration: 27:38
- Updated: 03 Mar 2015
- views: 2676
Actors Arsher Ali, Hattie Morahan and Martin Clunes, and the creative team behind Arthur & George, discuss their TV adaptation of the Julian Barnes novel.
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Actors Arsher Ali, Hattie Morahan and Martin Clunes, and the creative team behind Arthur & George, discuss their TV adaptation of the Julian Barnes novel.
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Julian Barnes’s novel Arthur & George fictionalises a true story from the life of Sherlock Holmes author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Actors Martin Clunes, Arsher Ali and Hattie Morahan, director Stuart Orme, writer Ed Whitmore and producer Philippa Braithwaite discuss their TV adaptation of the book with journalist James Rampton.
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Actors Arsher Ali, Hattie Morahan and Martin Clunes, and the creative team behind Arthur & George, discuss their TV adaptation of the Julian Barnes novel.
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Julian Barnes’s novel Arthur & George fictionalises a true story from the life of Sherlock Holmes author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Actors Martin Clunes, Arsher Ali and Hattie Morahan, director Stuart Orme, writer Ed Whitmore and producer Philippa Braithwaite discuss their TV adaptation of the book with journalist James Rampton.
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- published: 03 Mar 2015
- views: 2676
Banda Sonora.Las aventuras de Quentin Durward (1955)
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- Duration: 4:01
- Updated: 24 Apr 2016
- views: 6
En el siglo XV, Quentin Durward, un joven y apuesto escocés, va a ver a la bella Isabel, Condesa de Macroy, para presentarle los respetos de su tío, que tiene l...
En el siglo XV, Quentin Durward, un joven y apuesto escocés, va a ver a la bella Isabel, Condesa de Macroy, para presentarle los respetos de su tío, que tiene la intención de casarse con ella; la joven condesa rechaza las pretensiones del anciano y huye a Borgoña con la intención de dirigirse a la ciudad de Tours...
Director-Richard Thorpe
Reparto-Robert Taylor, Kay Kendall, Robert Morley, George Cole, Alec Clunes, Duncan Lamont, Laya Raki, Marius Goring, Wilfrid Hyde-White, Eric Pohlmann, Harcourt Williams, Michael Goodliffe, John Carson, Nicholas Hannen, Moultrie Kelsall
Música-Bronislau Kaper
wn.com/Banda Sonora.Las Aventuras De Quentin Durward (1955)
En el siglo XV, Quentin Durward, un joven y apuesto escocés, va a ver a la bella Isabel, Condesa de Macroy, para presentarle los respetos de su tío, que tiene la intención de casarse con ella; la joven condesa rechaza las pretensiones del anciano y huye a Borgoña con la intención de dirigirse a la ciudad de Tours...
Director-Richard Thorpe
Reparto-Robert Taylor, Kay Kendall, Robert Morley, George Cole, Alec Clunes, Duncan Lamont, Laya Raki, Marius Goring, Wilfrid Hyde-White, Eric Pohlmann, Harcourt Williams, Michael Goodliffe, John Carson, Nicholas Hannen, Moultrie Kelsall
Música-Bronislau Kaper
- published: 24 Apr 2016
- views: 6
In Conversation With: Martin Clunes
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- Duration: 27:17
- Updated: 06 Sep 2015
- views: 7782
Martin Clunes joins Steve Allen in conversation for LBC, talking Doc Martin and Farm Animals.
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LBC: Leading Brit...
Martin Clunes joins Steve Allen in conversation for LBC, talking Doc Martin and Farm Animals.
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LBC: Leading Britain's Conversation
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wn.com/In Conversation With Martin Clunes
Martin Clunes joins Steve Allen in conversation for LBC, talking Doc Martin and Farm Animals.
Subscribe to LBC: http://bit.ly/SubscribeToLBC
LBC: Leading Britain's Conversation
DAB Digital Radio Nationwide | 97.3FM FM London
- published: 06 Sep 2015
- views: 7782
Martin Clunes Interview - September 4, 2013
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- Duration: 15:00
- Updated: 07 Sep 2013
- views: 98313
Martin Clunes talking about Doc Martin
Martin Clunes talking about Doc Martin
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Martin Clunes on Doc Martin: 'I love trying to punish this awful man!'
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- Duration: 5:57
- Updated: 01 Sep 2015
- views: 23539
The star of ITV's Doc Martin talks about the return of his much-loved character. Starts Monday, September 7
The star of ITV's Doc Martin talks about the return of his much-loved character. Starts Monday, September 7
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The star of ITV's Doc Martin talks about the return of his much-loved character. Starts Monday, September 7
- published: 01 Sep 2015
- views: 23539
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ITV - Man and Beast with Martin Clunes Part 1of 2 (2015)
Martin begins his journey for the first programme in Nepal, where the cow is sacred, and ownership symbolises wealth, strength and abundance. In the countryside virtually every household has a cowshed. Martin meets Shubaka Chowlagi, a farmer who supports his entire family with just eight cows. As cows are sacred in Nepal, it is illegal to kill them and it is taboo to eat them which means most live long lives. Martin visits a shelter for elderly cows, where they are cared for in their final years. Martin’s travels take him onto Ko Yao Noi in South East Asia. He meets Sarawut, a hard working pigtail macaque monkey, one of the biggest and most agile members of the monkey family. Because they live in thick dense forests they are a spectacular climber, which makes Sarawut the ideal candidate fo... -
ITV - Man and Beast with Martin Clunes Part 2of 2 (2015)
Martin begins his journey for the first programme in Nepal, where the cow is sacred, and ownership symbolises wealth, strength and abundance. In the countryside virtually every household has a cowshed. Martin meets Shubaka Chowlagi, a farmer who supports his entire family with just eight cows. As cows are sacred in Nepal, it is illegal to kill them and it is taboo to eat them which means most live long lives. Martin visits a shelter for elderly cows, where they are cared for in their final years. Martin’s travels take him onto Ko Yao Noi in South East Asia. He meets Sarawut, a hard working pigtail macaque monkey, one of the biggest and most agile members of the monkey family. Because they live in thick dense forests they are a spectacular climber, which makes Sarawut the ideal candidate fo... -
The One Show: Martin Clunes - Interview (09.03.2015)
Matt and Alex chat to Martin Clunes who is currently starring as Sherlock Holmes creator Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in the ITV drama Arthur and George. -
Martin Clunes And A Lion Called Mugie 2014 DVDRip X264 GHOULS
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Martin Clunes on The One Show 7 November 2014
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Staggered with Martin Clunes VTS 01 1
Neil's stag night was a great send off. The question is, can he make it back? -
Doc Martin and Asperger syndrome
Video where you see the possibility that Martin suffers Asperger syndrome, arguing the most visible features in that case. No copyright infringement intended. Didactic use only. These characteristics are: 1:01 Uncapacity to translate non verbal communication given off by others -Case of Carrie Wilson, the hotel owner. -Case of Sally Tishell, the farmacist(5:00) 6:16 Lack of emotional or social reciprocity -Death of a patient. He doesn´t console or can´t console the widower, action reprimanded by his aunt. -Death of Carrie´s dog. Very similar.(9:12) -No responde to his aunt´s hugs.(9:44) -Idem with PC Penhale when the policeman thinks that will die soon(10:14 ) -He criticizes the delay rather appreciating her moral support...
ITV - Man and Beast with Martin Clunes Part 1of 2 (2015)
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- Duration: 44:26
- Updated: 23 May 2015
- views: 11158
Martin begins his journey for the first programme in Nepal, where the cow is sacred, and ownership symbolises wealth, strength and abundance. In the countryside...
Martin begins his journey for the first programme in Nepal, where the cow is sacred, and ownership symbolises wealth, strength and abundance. In the countryside virtually every household has a cowshed. Martin meets Shubaka Chowlagi, a farmer who supports his entire family with just eight cows. As cows are sacred in Nepal, it is illegal to kill them and it is taboo to eat them which means most live long lives. Martin visits a shelter for elderly cows, where they are cared for in their final years. Martin’s travels take him onto Ko Yao Noi in South East Asia. He meets Sarawut, a hard working pigtail macaque monkey, one of the biggest and most agile members of the monkey family. Because they live in thick dense forests they are a spectacular climber, which makes Sarawut the ideal candidate for the job of scaling the 100 foot trees to pick coconuts. Martin goes night fishing in the Nagara River in Japan where cormorant fishermen have worked for more than 1300 years. He meets Tetsuji Yamashita, one of only six imperial fishermen in the world.
wn.com/Itv Man And Beast With Martin Clunes Part 1Of 2 (2015)
Martin begins his journey for the first programme in Nepal, where the cow is sacred, and ownership symbolises wealth, strength and abundance. In the countryside virtually every household has a cowshed. Martin meets Shubaka Chowlagi, a farmer who supports his entire family with just eight cows. As cows are sacred in Nepal, it is illegal to kill them and it is taboo to eat them which means most live long lives. Martin visits a shelter for elderly cows, where they are cared for in their final years. Martin’s travels take him onto Ko Yao Noi in South East Asia. He meets Sarawut, a hard working pigtail macaque monkey, one of the biggest and most agile members of the monkey family. Because they live in thick dense forests they are a spectacular climber, which makes Sarawut the ideal candidate for the job of scaling the 100 foot trees to pick coconuts. Martin goes night fishing in the Nagara River in Japan where cormorant fishermen have worked for more than 1300 years. He meets Tetsuji Yamashita, one of only six imperial fishermen in the world.
- published: 23 May 2015
- views: 11158
ITV - Man and Beast with Martin Clunes Part 2of 2 (2015)
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- Duration: 45:39
- Updated: 31 May 2015
- views: 4578
Martin begins his journey for the first programme in Nepal, where the cow is sacred, and ownership symbolises wealth, strength and abundance. In the countryside...
Martin begins his journey for the first programme in Nepal, where the cow is sacred, and ownership symbolises wealth, strength and abundance. In the countryside virtually every household has a cowshed. Martin meets Shubaka Chowlagi, a farmer who supports his entire family with just eight cows. As cows are sacred in Nepal, it is illegal to kill them and it is taboo to eat them which means most live long lives. Martin visits a shelter for elderly cows, where they are cared for in their final years. Martin’s travels take him onto Ko Yao Noi in South East Asia. He meets Sarawut, a hard working pigtail macaque monkey, one of the biggest and most agile members of the monkey family. Because they live in thick dense forests they are a spectacular climber, which makes Sarawut the ideal candidate for the job of scaling the 100 foot trees to pick coconuts. Martin goes night fishing in the Nagara River in Japan where cormorant fishermen have worked for more than 1300 years. He meets Tetsuji Yamashita, one of only six imperial fishermen in the world.
wn.com/Itv Man And Beast With Martin Clunes Part 2Of 2 (2015)
Martin begins his journey for the first programme in Nepal, where the cow is sacred, and ownership symbolises wealth, strength and abundance. In the countryside virtually every household has a cowshed. Martin meets Shubaka Chowlagi, a farmer who supports his entire family with just eight cows. As cows are sacred in Nepal, it is illegal to kill them and it is taboo to eat them which means most live long lives. Martin visits a shelter for elderly cows, where they are cared for in their final years. Martin’s travels take him onto Ko Yao Noi in South East Asia. He meets Sarawut, a hard working pigtail macaque monkey, one of the biggest and most agile members of the monkey family. Because they live in thick dense forests they are a spectacular climber, which makes Sarawut the ideal candidate for the job of scaling the 100 foot trees to pick coconuts. Martin goes night fishing in the Nagara River in Japan where cormorant fishermen have worked for more than 1300 years. He meets Tetsuji Yamashita, one of only six imperial fishermen in the world.
- published: 31 May 2015
- views: 4578
The One Show: Martin Clunes - Interview (09.03.2015)
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- Duration: 29:20
- Updated: 19 Jun 2015
- views: 13022
Matt and Alex chat to Martin Clunes who is currently starring as Sherlock Holmes creator Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in the ITV drama Arthur and George.
Matt and Alex chat to Martin Clunes who is currently starring as Sherlock Holmes creator Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in the ITV drama Arthur and George.
wn.com/The One Show Martin Clunes Interview (09.03.2015)
Matt and Alex chat to Martin Clunes who is currently starring as Sherlock Holmes creator Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in the ITV drama Arthur and George.
- published: 19 Jun 2015
- views: 13022
Martin Clunes And A Lion Called Mugie 2014 DVDRip X264 GHOULS
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- Duration: 46:19
- Updated: 19 Aug 2015
- views: 973
- published: 19 Aug 2015
- views: 973
Martin Clunes on The One Show 7 November 2014
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- Duration: 28:25
- Updated: 08 Nov 2014
- views: 10746
- published: 08 Nov 2014
- views: 10746
Staggered with Martin Clunes VTS 01 1
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- Duration: 24:16
- Updated: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 727
Neil's stag night was a great send off. The question is, can he make it back?
Neil's stag night was a great send off. The question is, can he make it back?
wn.com/Staggered With Martin Clunes Vts 01 1
Neil's stag night was a great send off. The question is, can he make it back?
- published: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 727
Doc Martin and Asperger syndrome
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- Duration: 34:30
- Updated: 14 Mar 2013
- views: 92437
Video where you see the possibility that Martin suffers Asperger syndrome, arguing the most visible features in that case. No copyright infringement intended. D...
Video where you see the possibility that Martin suffers Asperger syndrome, arguing the most visible features in that case. No copyright infringement intended. Didactic use only.
These characteristics are:
1:01 Uncapacity to translate non verbal communication given off by others
-Case of Carrie Wilson, the hotel owner.
-Case of Sally Tishell, the farmacist(5:00)
6:16 Lack of emotional or social reciprocity
-Death of a patient. He doesn´t console or can´t console the widower, action
reprimanded by his aunt.
-Death of Carrie´s dog. Very similar.(9:12)
-No responde to his aunt´s hugs.(9:44)
-Idem with PC Penhale when the policeman thinks that will die soon(10:14 )
-He criticizes the delay rather appreciating her moral support at a time of
mourning.(10:30)
-He´s not used to social life, as we can see(10:44)
-Refusal to be PC Mylow´s best man(11:14)
-Refusal to invitation for PC Penhale´s birthday party(11:42)
-Situation of self-isolation as Peter Cronk(12:05)
-He doesn´t understand why and how he must be congenial(12:28)
12:52 Lack of straight eye contact
13:32 Literal interpretations and miscomprehension of nuance on verbal
communication, incapacity to understand sarcasms, ironies, etc.
-Irony of a patient about her relationship(13:35)
-Sarcasms of Bert about his problems(13:47)
-Joke about a calcium formation(14:12)
-Irony of Joan about the brake light of her pick-up(14:24)
-Sarcasm of Elaine about the delay with the computer(14:38)
-Joke of Louisa when Martin wets her accidentally(14:50)
-Joke of Louisa about the reason because she came to the surgery(15:07)
-Rhetorical comment about the sensation of feeling older because of becoming a
grandmother.(15:18)
-Rhetorical question answered as a medical consultation(15:34)
15:57 One-sided verbosity and restricted prosody on verbal communication
-Explanation about the origin of his haemophobia(16:01)
-Explanation to two taxidermists about the origin of their illnesses(16:12)
-Explanation to a girl about the risk of suffering skin cancer(16:40)
-Explanation to a fisherman about his medical problems(16:56)
17:18 Preocupation with one or more narrow interest which are abnormal in intensity or
focus
-Clocks(17:22)
-Medicine(18:58)
-Explanation about effects of alcohol in the organism when he is invited to
drink(19:03)
-Explanation about empty calories on Louisa´s body at her age(19:28)
-Medical indications to a paramedic when this one knows how to do his
job(19:44)
-Reading of a medical article to his baby(20:04)
-Speaking about health care at her aunt´s funeral(20:52)
-Finding a deformation on his newborn son´s head(21:47)
22:26 Lack of knowledge about social limits and rules
-First meeting between Martin and Louisa in the plane(22:30)
-Possible melanoma watched in an unorthodox way(23:04)
-Medical comment on her breath after kissing(23:51)
25:04 Difficulties to telling lies or hiding truth
-Conversation with his aunt about he does not tell convenient lies (25:07)
-Straight insult to Adrian Pitts, who asked him a favour.(25:48)
26:11 Ingenuousness
26:35 Use of logics and reasoning in an excessive way
-Reason of communicating to Louisa´s mother the pregnancy(26:38)
-Critics by make fuel for the taxi in an artesanal way(27:10)
-Definition of bedside manner(27:30)
-Bedtime story about a talking fire engine(28:08)
-If love can´t arrive so early, so she must suffer a disorder(28:41)
29:43 Physical clumsiness. Problems with motor skills and dexterity
31:41 Conclusions
wn.com/Doc Martin And Asperger Syndrome
Video where you see the possibility that Martin suffers Asperger syndrome, arguing the most visible features in that case. No copyright infringement intended. Didactic use only.
These characteristics are:
1:01 Uncapacity to translate non verbal communication given off by others
-Case of Carrie Wilson, the hotel owner.
-Case of Sally Tishell, the farmacist(5:00)
6:16 Lack of emotional or social reciprocity
-Death of a patient. He doesn´t console or can´t console the widower, action
reprimanded by his aunt.
-Death of Carrie´s dog. Very similar.(9:12)
-No responde to his aunt´s hugs.(9:44)
-Idem with PC Penhale when the policeman thinks that will die soon(10:14 )
-He criticizes the delay rather appreciating her moral support at a time of
mourning.(10:30)
-He´s not used to social life, as we can see(10:44)
-Refusal to be PC Mylow´s best man(11:14)
-Refusal to invitation for PC Penhale´s birthday party(11:42)
-Situation of self-isolation as Peter Cronk(12:05)
-He doesn´t understand why and how he must be congenial(12:28)
12:52 Lack of straight eye contact
13:32 Literal interpretations and miscomprehension of nuance on verbal
communication, incapacity to understand sarcasms, ironies, etc.
-Irony of a patient about her relationship(13:35)
-Sarcasms of Bert about his problems(13:47)
-Joke about a calcium formation(14:12)
-Irony of Joan about the brake light of her pick-up(14:24)
-Sarcasm of Elaine about the delay with the computer(14:38)
-Joke of Louisa when Martin wets her accidentally(14:50)
-Joke of Louisa about the reason because she came to the surgery(15:07)
-Rhetorical comment about the sensation of feeling older because of becoming a
grandmother.(15:18)
-Rhetorical question answered as a medical consultation(15:34)
15:57 One-sided verbosity and restricted prosody on verbal communication
-Explanation about the origin of his haemophobia(16:01)
-Explanation to two taxidermists about the origin of their illnesses(16:12)
-Explanation to a girl about the risk of suffering skin cancer(16:40)
-Explanation to a fisherman about his medical problems(16:56)
17:18 Preocupation with one or more narrow interest which are abnormal in intensity or
focus
-Clocks(17:22)
-Medicine(18:58)
-Explanation about effects of alcohol in the organism when he is invited to
drink(19:03)
-Explanation about empty calories on Louisa´s body at her age(19:28)
-Medical indications to a paramedic when this one knows how to do his
job(19:44)
-Reading of a medical article to his baby(20:04)
-Speaking about health care at her aunt´s funeral(20:52)
-Finding a deformation on his newborn son´s head(21:47)
22:26 Lack of knowledge about social limits and rules
-First meeting between Martin and Louisa in the plane(22:30)
-Possible melanoma watched in an unorthodox way(23:04)
-Medical comment on her breath after kissing(23:51)
25:04 Difficulties to telling lies or hiding truth
-Conversation with his aunt about he does not tell convenient lies (25:07)
-Straight insult to Adrian Pitts, who asked him a favour.(25:48)
26:11 Ingenuousness
26:35 Use of logics and reasoning in an excessive way
-Reason of communicating to Louisa´s mother the pregnancy(26:38)
-Critics by make fuel for the taxi in an artesanal way(27:10)
-Definition of bedside manner(27:30)
-Bedtime story about a talking fire engine(28:08)
-If love can´t arrive so early, so she must suffer a disorder(28:41)
29:43 Physical clumsiness. Problems with motor skills and dexterity
31:41 Conclusions
- published: 14 Mar 2013
- views: 92437
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[HD] The One Show: Martin Clunes...Doc Martin - Interview (17.8.2015)
Alex Jones is joined by guest co-host Dan Walker. Martin Clunes talks about the new series of Doc Martin, and how he managed to attract a Hollywood A-lister to appear in the show. -
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Martin Clunes Interview August 15, 2013
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Interview with Martin Clunes
Martin Clunes at the National Equine Forum, being interviewed by Jenny in Rudall's Round-Up. Find out when Rudall's Round-Up is next on H&C;, Sky 280, here: http://www.horseandcountry.tv/tv?title=rudall For thousands of free video clips, equestrian news, TV listings and more go to http://www.horseandcountry.tv H&C; programmes are available to purchase from http://Horsehub.info
Martin Clunes - Interview September 2, 2013
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- Duration: 4:13
- Updated: 06 Sep 2013
- views: 5099
Martin Clunes Interview - September 2011
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- Duration: 4:12
- Updated: 31 Jan 2012
- views: 7983
[HD] The One Show: Martin Clunes...Doc Martin - Interview (17.8.2015)
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- Duration: 13:00
- Updated: 27 Aug 2015
- views: 5652
Alex Jones is joined by guest co-host Dan Walker. Martin Clunes talks about the new series of Doc Martin, and how he managed to attract a Hollywood A-lister to ...
Alex Jones is joined by guest co-host Dan Walker. Martin Clunes talks about the new series of Doc Martin, and how he managed to attract a Hollywood A-lister to appear in the show.
wn.com/Hd The One Show Martin Clunes...Doc Martin Interview (17.8.2015)
Alex Jones is joined by guest co-host Dan Walker. Martin Clunes talks about the new series of Doc Martin, and how he managed to attract a Hollywood A-lister to appear in the show.
- published: 27 Aug 2015
- views: 5652
Martin Clunes Interview Oct 11, 2013
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- Duration: 12:49
- Updated: 12 Oct 2013
- views: 31417
Martin Clunes on the Alan Titchmarsh Show.
Martin Clunes on the Alan Titchmarsh Show.
wn.com/Martin Clunes Interview Oct 11, 2013
Martin Clunes Interview August 15, 2013
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- Duration: 4:44
- Updated: 16 Aug 2013
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Martin Clunes talks about Buckham Fair. All proceeds go to Weldmar Hospicecare Trust.
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Martin Clunes talks about Buckham Fair. All proceeds go to Weldmar Hospicecare Trust.
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Interview with Martin Clunes
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Martin Clunes at the National Equine Forum, being interviewed by Jenny in Rudall's Round-Up. Find out when Rudall's Round-Up is next on H&C;, Sky 280, here: http...
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Martin Clunes Interview 2011 and Alec Clunes
Martin Clunes Interview and some scenes of his father Alec Clunes in The Buccaneers (1956)...
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The Buccaneers - Blackbeard 1956 (S01/E01)
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The Players' Theatre - 1938
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Martin Clunes Revisits Doc Martin - The Jonathan Ross Show
Martin Clunes shares his experience on filming Doc Martin, and how working with babies can...
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WORLD WAR II BRITISH PROPAGANDA FILM "NOW YOU'RE TALKING" 85954
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Arthur & George Q&A; with Martin Clunes | BFI
Actors Arsher Ali, Hattie Morahan and Martin Clunes, and the creative team behind Arthur &...
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Banda Sonora.Las aventuras de Quentin Durward (1955)
En el siglo XV, Quentin Durward, un joven y apuesto escocés, va a ver a la bella Isabel, C...
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In Conversation With: Martin Clunes
Martin Clunes joins Steve Allen in conversation for LBC, talking Doc Martin and Farm Anima...
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Martin Clunes Interview - September 4, 2013
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Martin Clunes on Doc Martin: 'I love trying to punish this awful man!'
The star of ITV's Doc Martin talks about the return of his much-loved character. Starts Mo...
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ITV - Man and Beast with Martin Clunes Part 1of 2 (2015)
Martin begins his journey for the first programme in Nepal, where the cow is sacred, and o...
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The One Show: Martin Clunes - Interview (09.03.2015)
Matt and Alex chat to Martin Clunes who is currently starring as Sherlock Holmes creator S...
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Martin Clunes And A Lion Called Mugie 2014 DVDRip X264 GHOULS
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Staggered with Martin Clunes VTS 01 1
Neil's stag night was a great send off. The question is, can he make it back?
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Doc Martin and Asperger syndrome
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Martin Clunes - Interview September 2, 2013
Martin Clunes talking about Series 6 of Doc Martin.
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Martin Clunes Interview - September 2011
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[HD] The One Show: Martin Clunes...Doc Martin - Interview (17.8.2015)
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Martin Clunes Interview Oct 11, 2013
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Martin Clunes Interview August 15, 2013
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Long Term Marijuana Use Disrupts Natural Reward System
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Researchers at The University of Texas at Dallas have found years of marijuana use alters the brain's reward system according to CBS News. Users of the drug over an average of 12 years had greater activity in the brain when they were shown pictures of objects used for smoking marijuana versus when they looked at pictures of a natural reward such as their favorite fruits ... study author Dr. Francesca Filbey said ... Dr ... - WN.com, Maureen Foody....
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Court Reverses $1.35 Million Award To Jesse Ventura In 'American Sniper' Suit
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A Minnesota federal appeals court has reversed an earlier ruling that awarded $1.35 million to former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura from the estate of Chris Kyle, the deceased former Navy SEAL, over a defamation lawsuit, CNN reports.Ventura had filed the suit after Kyle, the author of "American Sniper," claimed in his best-selling autobiography that the two were involved in a physical altercation at a bar in 2006 ... Tables flew....
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Orlando shooting: Omar Mateen's wife could be charged
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Fast Facts. Wife of Orlando shooting gunman Omar Mateen could be charged in connection with the attack Reports say Noor Salman had some knowledge of husband's plans to carry out massacre Salman, Mateen's second wife, is a "person of interest", says a Senator Investigators believe Mateen was "self-radicalised" ... 'Angry, disturbed, unstable'. Mateen, 29, was a US citizen, born in New York ... 'I'm next, I'm dead,'" he said ... READ MORE ... OPINION ... ....
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Alligator Drags Child Into Water at Disney Resort
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[VIDEO]: Hindu Sena Group Celebrates Donald Trump's Birthday in New Delhi Park
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has fans all over the world – whether for his political views or his fame as a New York real estate mogul, his brand or his reputation for getting things done.Because of his worldwide prominence, a small group of Trump fans in India celebrated his birthday with a cake and balloons in a New Delhi park Tuesday, The Himalayan Times reported....
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Martin Clunes interview: The actor stars as the Sherlock Holmes creator in Arthur & George
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"There's no way he could have cut those animals," says Clunes ... "I knew she was beavering away on this and slugging it out with Julian Barnes's agent and trying to satisfy them," says Clunes ... Is he maybe re-creating an idyllic childhood of his own? "No, no, I'm the son of a luvvie," he says, referring to his father Alec Clunes, an actor and theatrical manager who died when Martin was the eight....
Best Shakespeare productions: what's your favourite King John?
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Some take this story of the wavering king more seriously than others. Do you have a grudging affection for this unloved play? ... Photograph. Tristram Kenton ... it also bred an admiration for certain actors including the trumpet-tongued Alec Clunes (father of Martin) as the Bastard and Ron Haddrick, who had intriguingly played cricket for South Australia, as the rough-hewn Hubert who is deputed to blind the boy Arthur ... ....
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