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Here's a lovelly little clip from the Thames Television's 21st celebrations "Public Eye" Starring Alfred Burke Thames TV 21st Celebration with Dennis Waterman
Alfred Burke as Frank Marker A Private Eye.A bleak look at life in the 1960's.
The theme tune is what actually sticks in my mind. I have been looking for it for ages but apparently it was never recorded outside of the tv series written by Bob Sharples under the name of Robert Eardley.... More obscure stuff i am looking for is Tich & Quackers on video with Ray Alan anyone got any... anyone!... u cud put it on youtube & make someone happy
- published: 23 Mar 2008
- views: 27157
The haunting theme music written by Bob Sharples for the British TV series starring the late Alfred Burke as private-eye Frank Marker which ran from 1965 to 1975. Many thanks and our utmost gratitude must go to adiebarrett who recompiled the music into a full length piece and to which I have added just a tad of ambience and resampled to stereo .
- published: 04 Nov 2012
- views: 6797
This finely crafted portrait explores the soaring artistic achievements and personal tragedies of England’s most accomplished literary family. Under the care of their father, the Reverend Patrick Brontë (Alfred Burke, Public Eye), siblings Charlotte, Branwell, Emily, and Anne have a childhood rich in learning and imagination. As the precocious youths grow into adults, however, son Branwell (Michael Kitchen, Foyle’s War) struggles to live up to his family’s high expectations, and the women have difficulty adapting to the world outside of Haworth. While the sisters eventually find commercial success and critical acclaim for their writing, Branwell descends into self-destruction, setting off a series of misfortunes that beset the family. Now streaming on https://acorn.tv
- published: 22 Jul 2015
- views: 593
John Saxon, Warren Mitchell and Alfred Burke in The Night Caller (1965)
- published: 20 Aug 2011
- views: 747
The Adventures of Robin Hood: "My Brother's Keeper"] Season 3, Episode 7. Airdate - (11 Nov. 1957). Summary - In a fit of jealousy, an evil brother murders his virtous sibling.
Full cast starring, Richard Greene, Alexander Gauge, Patricia Driscoll, Archie Duncan. With guest stars, Virginia Maskell, Alfred Burke, Ian Whittaker, John Harvey, Alan Wheatley, Maurice Kaufmann, Carl Bernard, David Cameron, Paul Eddington, Keith Anderson, , Edmund Warwick,
- published: 26 Apr 2016
- views: 6
My edited compilation of title music segments from "Public Eye" that ran for 10 years from the end of 1964. The original theme tune was recorded by Bob Sharples under the pseudonym "Robert Earley" and still sounds cool.
The program itself is a masterpiece in drama production, from sharply observed situations, excellent scripts and an atmosphere evoking eking out a tough life investigating other people's daily traumas and miseries over a decade that commenced some five years before colour television in the UK and people had to look after themselves and each other. It was a satisfying mix of strong storylines, great writing and controlled acting, particularly on the part of Alfred Burkes' enigmatic and haunted enquiry agent Frank Marker, a character whose make-up curiously keeps people at arm's length as he does. We rarely get an inner view glimpse of and if his guard should slip, through a throway line, body language or just a flippant gesture it only serves to make us even more curious to discover what drives him and makes him tick.
At the end of the 1968 series ("series" is British and means runs or programs are not reliant on "seasonal" scheduling, unlike the US) Frank was imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit, which neatly tied in with the ending of ABC Television's franchise. The futures' of many series it had in production were up in the air. Thames took over and continued with "Public Eye" and some others (including the excellent "Callan") to whom we can be grateful for a 100% episode survival rate from the 1969 self-contained 'serial' onwards.
It was a new introduction for a new era; Frank was being rehabilitated in nearby Brighton after his release and, after all attempts by his probation officer failed to find him mainstream work, Frank was pretty much left to his own devices in setting up shop once again in the only business he was good at - being nosey into other people's affairs. His supportive landlady would be denied getting any closer by a swift relocation to Eton and fresh issues with his record following him and becoming known to the local police. This introduced a few recurring characters such as Inspector Percy Firbank (the excellent Ray Smith), at times willing to be made use of in return for Franks' help and who himself left Frank high and dry, sometimes humorously, sometimes tensely, always interestingly.
"Public Eye" only ended because Thames planned to hand the production over to Euston Films who had made "Special Branch" and more famously "The Sweeney". This move was something Alfred Burke believed would ruin the atmosphere the series needed, as created by the sometimes claustrophobic set-bound studio scenes interspersed with required exterior filming, a combination typical of the era. Thus, the show never returned after the promising ending to the 1975 series which saw Frank beaten up, begin a helpful if short-lived teaming up with another enquiry agent (Peter Childs) before striking out solo once again to Chertsey.
Sadly, most episodes from the three ABC black-and-white series produced between 1964 and 1968 were wiped; five telerecordings (film copies of the original videotapes on a special monitor) exist today. The 1969 serial was black-and-white, although the final episode was produced as an experimental colour production, not long before full-time adoption of colour on the main UK TV channels. The rest are ostensibly "colour" series, although due to strikes by ITV studio staff some were necessarily recorded in monochrome. This, it must be stated, takes absolutely nothing away from the storylines - see them if you can. Yes, some stories are weaker by today's standards and the values smaller, but the impact of plotlines should be accepted in historical perspective.
- published: 08 Jan 2011
- views: 11769
This is "Honey Dripper" from "Dr. John Plays Mac Rebennack: The Legendary Sessions" *PLEASE NOTE - I've used photos by Alfred Cheney Johnston. A young Billie Burke is at 2:26 (the Good Witch, Glenda in Wizard of Oz), followed by a brown haired Barbara Stanwyck. I've have used portraits and also some drapes. If you are easily offended, please skip this video.
- published: 20 Jan 2015
- views: 771
The story of Shelley Maze, an ageing female rock star, coming to terms with the legacy of her youth in the sixties, with her family, with her fellow musicians, and with herself. The story begins with Shelley buying a large country mansion, complete with butler, and follows her descent into depression as she discovers the truth about her past.
This was an eight part series produced by ITV in 1983, starring Charlotte Cornwall as Shelly (she's probably best known as Anna in Rock Follies). At times depressing, this is quite an intense story, with some scenes which are uncomfortable to watch (including the ritual humiliation of her butler). However, the show has an excellent soundtrack, and each episode features live concert footage of Charlotte performing as Shelley, and this spawned a soundtrack album of the series.
Starring Charlotte Cornwell, David Swift, Donald Sumpter, Alfred Burke.
Further info - http://www.trashfiction.co.uk/no_excuses.html
- published: 21 Jul 2012
- views: 296
Alfred Burke (28 February 1918 – 16 February 2011) was an English actor, best known for his portrayal of Frank Marker in the drama series Public Eye, which ran on television for ten years.
Burke was born in Peckham, London, the son of Sarah Ann O'Leary and William Burke. He was educated at Leo Street Boys' School and Waltham Central School. He started work aged 14, working in a railway repair firm in the City of London after leaving school. He became a club steward and also worked in a silk warehouse, joining a local amateur dramatics group before moving to Morley College and winning a scholarship to RADA in 1937. His acting career started two years later at the Barn Theatre in Shere, Surrey. His London debut was at the Watergate Theatre, where in a lean spell he worked in the kitchen. He worked with the Young and Old Vic and other companies, including working on Sailor Beware on stage.
Burke built a solid reputation across a wide range of character roles in films and on television. His acting career included: The Angry Silence, Touch and Go, Interpol, Yangtse Incident and Buccaneers, as well as such televised plays as The Tip and Treasure Island.
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Dennis Waterman (born 24 February 1948 ) is a British actor and singer, best known for his tough-guy roles in television series including The Sweeney, Minder and New Tricks.
His acting career spans over 50 years, starting with childhood roles in film and theatre, and including adult roles in film, television, and West End theatre. He is notable for the range of roles he has played, including for example horror (Scars of Dracula), adventure (Colditz), comedy (Fair Exchange), comedy-drama (Minder), musical (Windy City) and sports (The World Cup: A Captain's Tale), as well as police TV series like The Sweeney. He has appeared in over 25 films.
He has married four times and has been caricatured in the TV series Little Britain.
Waterman was born the youngest of nine children to Rose Juliana (née Saunders) and Harry Frank Waterman in Clapham,London. The family, which included siblings Ken, Peter, Stella, Norma and Myrna, lived at 2 Elms Road, Clapham Common South Side. Harry Waterman was a ticket collector for British Rail. Two older sisters, Joy and Vera had already left home by the time Dennis was born, and another brother, Allen had died as a young child.
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Robin Hood was a heroic outlaw in English folklore. A highly skilled archer and swordsman, he is known for "robbing from the rich and giving to the poor", assisted by a group of fellow outlaws known as his "Merry Men". Traditionally, Robin Hood and his men are depicted wearing Lincoln green clothes. The origin of the legend is claimed by some to have stemmed from actual outlaws, or from ballads or tales of outlaws.
Robin Hood became a popular folk figure in the medieval period continuing through to modern literature, films and television. In the earliest sources, Robin Hood is a yeoman, but he was often later portrayed as an aristocrat wrongfully dispossessed of his lands and made into an outlaw by an unscrupulous sheriff.
In popular culture, Robin Hood and his band of "merry men" are usually portrayed as living in Sherwood Forest, in Nottinghamshire, where much of the action in the early ballads takes place. So does the very first recorded Robin Hood rhyme, four lines from the early 15th century, beginning: "Robyn hode in scherewode stod." However, the overall picture from the surviving early ballads and other early references suggest that Robin Hood may have been based in the Barnsdale area of what is now South Yorkshire (which borders Nottinghamshire).
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1:03"Public Eye" Starring Alfred Burke Thames TV 21st Celebration with Dennis Waterman
"Public Eye" Starring Alfred Burke Thames TV 21st Celebration with Dennis Waterman"Public Eye" Starring Alfred Burke Thames TV 21st Celebration with Dennis Waterman
Here's a lovelly little clip from the Thames Television's 21st celebrations "Public Eye" Starring Alfred Burke Thames TV 21st Celebration with Dennis Waterman -
1:02Public Eye Alfred Burke / Private Detective 2nd Attempt
Public Eye Alfred Burke / Private Detective 2nd AttemptPublic Eye Alfred Burke / Private Detective 2nd Attempt
Alfred Burke as Frank Marker A Private Eye.A bleak look at life in the 1960's. The theme tune is what actually sticks in my mind. I have been looking for it for ages but apparently it was never recorded outside of the tv series written by Bob Sharples under the name of Robert Eardley.... More obscure stuff i am looking for is Tich & Quackers on video with Ray Alan anyone got any... anyone!... u cud put it on youtube & make someone happy -
8:49Ian Holm VS Alfred Burke
Ian Holm VS Alfred BurkeIan Holm VS Alfred Burke
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2:34Public Eye Theme Stereo
Public Eye Theme StereoPublic Eye Theme Stereo
The haunting theme music written by Bob Sharples for the British TV series starring the late Alfred Burke as private-eye Frank Marker which ran from 1965 to 1975. Many thanks and our utmost gratitude must go to adiebarrett who recompiled the music into a full length piece and to which I have added just a tad of ambience and resampled to stereo . -
1:29Acorn TV | The Brontes of Haworth trailer
Acorn TV | The Brontes of Haworth trailerAcorn TV | The Brontes of Haworth trailer
This finely crafted portrait explores the soaring artistic achievements and personal tragedies of England’s most accomplished literary family. Under the care of their father, the Reverend Patrick Brontë (Alfred Burke, Public Eye), siblings Charlotte, Branwell, Emily, and Anne have a childhood rich in learning and imagination. As the precocious youths grow into adults, however, son Branwell (Michael Kitchen, Foyle’s War) struggles to live up to his family’s high expectations, and the women have difficulty adapting to the world outside of Haworth. While the sisters eventually find commercial success and critical acclaim for their writing, Branwell descends into self-destruction, setting off a series of misfortunes that beset the family. Now streaming on https://acorn.tv -
0:58John Saxon and....Alf Garnett??
John Saxon and....Alf Garnett??John Saxon and....Alf Garnett??
John Saxon, Warren Mitchell and Alfred Burke in The Night Caller (1965) -
25:14THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD: " MY BROTHER'S KEEPER" 11-11-1957 (HD HQ 1080p)
THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD: " MY BROTHER'S KEEPER" 11-11-1957 (HD HQ 1080p)THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD: " MY BROTHER'S KEEPER" 11-11-1957 (HD HQ 1080p)
The Adventures of Robin Hood: "My Brother's Keeper"] Season 3, Episode 7. Airdate - (11 Nov. 1957). Summary - In a fit of jealousy, an evil brother murders his virtous sibling. Full cast starring, Richard Greene, Alexander Gauge, Patricia Driscoll, Archie Duncan. With guest stars, Virginia Maskell, Alfred Burke, Ian Whittaker, John Harvey, Alan Wheatley, Maurice Kaufmann, Carl Bernard, David Cameron, Paul Eddington, Keith Anderson, , Edmund Warwick, -
2:33Public Eye - compiled original theme.wmv
Public Eye - compiled original theme.wmvPublic Eye - compiled original theme.wmv
My edited compilation of title music segments from "Public Eye" that ran for 10 years from the end of 1964. The original theme tune was recorded by Bob Sharples under the pseudonym "Robert Earley" and still sounds cool. The program itself is a masterpiece in drama production, from sharply observed situations, excellent scripts and an atmosphere evoking eking out a tough life investigating other people's daily traumas and miseries over a decade that commenced some five years before colour television in the UK and people had to look after themselves and each other. It was a satisfying mix of strong storylines, great writing and controlled acting, particularly on the part of Alfred Burkes' enigmatic and haunted enquiry agent Frank Marker, a character whose make-up curiously keeps people at arm's length as he does. We rarely get an inner view glimpse of and if his guard should slip, through a throway line, body language or just a flippant gesture it only serves to make us even more curious to discover what drives him and makes him tick. At the end of the 1968 series ("series" is British and means runs or programs are not reliant on "seasonal" scheduling, unlike the US) Frank was imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit, which neatly tied in with the ending of ABC Television's franchise. The futures' of many series it had in production were up in the air. Thames took over and continued with "Public Eye" and some others (including the excellent "Callan") to whom we can be grateful for a 100% episode survival rate from the 1969 self-contained 'serial' onwards. It was a new introduction for a new era; Frank was being rehabilitated in nearby Brighton after his release and, after all attempts by his probation officer failed to find him mainstream work, Frank was pretty much left to his own devices in setting up shop once again in the only business he was good at - being nosey into other people's affairs. His supportive landlady would be denied getting any closer by a swift relocation to Eton and fresh issues with his record following him and becoming known to the local police. This introduced a few recurring characters such as Inspector Percy Firbank (the excellent Ray Smith), at times willing to be made use of in return for Franks' help and who himself left Frank high and dry, sometimes humorously, sometimes tensely, always interestingly. "Public Eye" only ended because Thames planned to hand the production over to Euston Films who had made "Special Branch" and more famously "The Sweeney". This move was something Alfred Burke believed would ruin the atmosphere the series needed, as created by the sometimes claustrophobic set-bound studio scenes interspersed with required exterior filming, a combination typical of the era. Thus, the show never returned after the promising ending to the 1975 series which saw Frank beaten up, begin a helpful if short-lived teaming up with another enquiry agent (Peter Childs) before striking out solo once again to Chertsey. Sadly, most episodes from the three ABC black-and-white series produced between 1964 and 1968 were wiped; five telerecordings (film copies of the original videotapes on a special monitor) exist today. The 1969 serial was black-and-white, although the final episode was produced as an experimental colour production, not long before full-time adoption of colour on the main UK TV channels. The rest are ostensibly "colour" series, although due to strikes by ITV studio staff some were necessarily recorded in monochrome. This, it must be stated, takes absolutely nothing away from the storylines - see them if you can. Yes, some stories are weaker by today's standards and the values smaller, but the impact of plotlines should be accepted in historical perspective. -
3:34Dr. John - Honey Dripper - (photos by Alfred Cheney Johnston)
Dr. John - Honey Dripper - (photos by Alfred Cheney Johnston)Dr. John - Honey Dripper - (photos by Alfred Cheney Johnston)
This is "Honey Dripper" from "Dr. John Plays Mac Rebennack: The Legendary Sessions" *PLEASE NOTE - I've used photos by Alfred Cheney Johnston. A young Billie Burke is at 2:26 (the Good Witch, Glenda in Wizard of Oz), followed by a brown haired Barbara Stanwyck. I've have used portraits and also some drapes. If you are easily offended, please skip this video. -
52:20No Excuses(1983) - Episode 5, Whole Lot Of Nothing
No Excuses(1983) - Episode 5, Whole Lot Of NothingNo Excuses(1983) - Episode 5, Whole Lot Of Nothing
The story of Shelley Maze, an ageing female rock star, coming to terms with the legacy of her youth in the sixties, with her family, with her fellow musicians, and with herself. The story begins with Shelley buying a large country mansion, complete with butler, and follows her descent into depression as she discovers the truth about her past. This was an eight part series produced by ITV in 1983, starring Charlotte Cornwall as Shelly (she's probably best known as Anna in Rock Follies). At times depressing, this is quite an intense story, with some scenes which are uncomfortable to watch (including the ritual humiliation of her butler). However, the show has an excellent soundtrack, and each episode features live concert footage of Charlotte performing as Shelley, and this spawned a soundtrack album of the series. Starring Charlotte Cornwell, David Swift, Donald Sumpter, Alfred Burke. Further info - http://www.trashfiction.co.uk/no_excuses.html
- Antony and Cleopatra
- Arthur Daley
- Barnes
- Barnes, London
- Bitter Victory
- City of London
- Crooks Anonymous
- Dead Lucky
- Enemy at the Door
- Frank McGuinness
- Guns in the Heather
- High Flight (film)
- Home To Roost
- Interpol (1957 film)
- Let's Be Happy
- Long John Silver
- Measure for Measure
- Minder (TV series)
- Model for Murder
- Moment of Danger
- Morley College
- Oedipus
- Old Vic
- Operation Amsterdam
- Peckham
- Peer Gynt
- Pope John Paul II
- Richard II (play)
- Roberto Zucco
- Romeo and Juliet
- Shere
- Sophocles
- Surrey
- Thames Television
- The Angry Silence
- The Pot Carriers
- The Tempest
- Troilus and Cressida
- Wikipedia Persondata
- Young Vic
Burke, Alfred Filmography
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2002, role: actor , character name: Professor Armando Dippet
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2000, role: actor , character name: Rear Admiral
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1996, role: actor , character name: Egeus
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1984, role: actor , character name: Karol Wojtyla Sr.
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1984, role: actor , character name: Lurgan
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1979, role: actor , character name: Eichmann
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1976, role: actor , character name: Leo Tolstoy
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1976, role: actor , character name: Monsieur Duval
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1970, role: actor , character name: Alyosha
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1969, role: actor , character name: Jacques
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1969, role: actor , character name: Kersner
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1965, role: actor , character name: Detective Supt. Hartley
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1965, role: actor , character name: Dr. Wills
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1964, role: actor , character name: Colin Webster
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1963, role: actor , character name: Marlon
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1963, role: actor , character name: Big Eddie
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1963, role: actor , character name: Heinrich
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1962, role: actor , character name: Caulfield
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1962, role: actor , character name: Lumley
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1962, role: actor , character name: Lang
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1962, role: actor , character name: Trigger O'Flynn
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1962, role: actor , character name: Mitchell Logan
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1962, role: actor , character name: Mr. Fox
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1962, role: actor , character name: Davison
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1961, role: actor , character name: Harry Stone
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1960, role: actor , character name: Travers
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1960, role: actor , character name: Shapley
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1960, role: actor , character name: Reporter
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1960, role: actor , character name: Knocker Parsons
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1959, role: actor , character name: Dealer
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1959, role: actor , character name: Podd
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1958, role: actor , character name: Capt. Ritter
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1958, role: actor , character name: Harry
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1958, role: actor , character name: Willis Pugh - Poacher
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1958, role: actor , character name: Mr. Pritchard
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1958, role: actor , character name: Mr. Barnes
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1957, role: actor , character name: Vincent Cashling
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1957, role: actor , character name: Drunk in Club
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1957, role: actor , character name: French Ticket Clerk
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1957, role: actor , character name: Controller, Operations Room
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1957, role: actor , character name: Detective Sgt Wilson
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1957, role: actor , character name: Lt.Colonel Callander
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1957, role: actor , character name: Petty Officer
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1956, role: actor , character name: Hart
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1955, role: actor , character name: Porter
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1955, role: actor , character name: Man On Bridge
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1955, role: actor , character name: Ranulf
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1946, role: actor , character name: Dancer
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"Public Eye" Starring Alfred Burke Thames TV 21st Celebration with Dennis Waterman
Here's a lovelly little clip from the Thames Television's 21st celebrations "Public Eye" Starring Alfred Burke Thames TV 21st Celebration with Dennis Waterman -
Public Eye Alfred Burke / Private Detective 2nd Attempt
Alfred Burke as Frank Marker A Private Eye.A bleak look at life in the 1960's. The theme tune is what actually sticks in my mind. I have been looking for it for ages but apparently it was never recorded outside of the tv series written by Bob Sharples under the name of Robert Eardley.... More obscure stuff i am looking for is Tich & Quackers on video with Ray Alan anyone got any... anyone!... u cud put it on youtube & make someone happy -
Ian Holm VS Alfred Burke
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Public Eye Theme Stereo
The haunting theme music written by Bob Sharples for the British TV series starring the late Alfred Burke as private-eye Frank Marker which ran from 1965 to 1975. Many thanks and our utmost gratitude must go to adiebarrett who recompiled the music into a full length piece and to which I have added just a tad of ambience and resampled to stereo . -
Acorn TV | The Brontes of Haworth trailer
This finely crafted portrait explores the soaring artistic achievements and personal tragedies of England’s most accomplished literary family. Under the care of their father, the Reverend Patrick Brontë (Alfred Burke, Public Eye), siblings Charlotte, Branwell, Emily, and Anne have a childhood rich in learning and imagination. As the precocious youths grow into adults, however, son Branwell (Michael Kitchen, Foyle’s War) struggles to live up to his family’s high expectations, and the women have difficulty adapting to the world outside of Haworth. While the sisters eventually find commercial success and critical acclaim for their writing, Branwell descends into self-destruction, setting off a series of misfortunes that beset the family. Now streaming on https://acorn.tv -
John Saxon and....Alf Garnett??
John Saxon, Warren Mitchell and Alfred Burke in The Night Caller (1965) -
THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD: " MY BROTHER'S KEEPER" 11-11-1957 (HD HQ 1080p)
The Adventures of Robin Hood: "My Brother's Keeper"] Season 3, Episode 7. Airdate - (11 Nov. 1957). Summary - In a fit of jealousy, an evil brother murders his virtous sibling. Full cast starring, Richard Greene, Alexander Gauge, Patricia Driscoll, Archie Duncan. With guest stars, Virginia Maskell, Alfred Burke, Ian Whittaker, John Harvey, Alan Wheatley, Maurice Kaufmann, Carl Bernard, David Cameron, Paul Eddington, Keith Anderson, , Edmund Warwick, -
Public Eye - compiled original theme.wmv
My edited compilation of title music segments from "Public Eye" that ran for 10 years from the end of 1964. The original theme tune was recorded by Bob Sharples under the pseudonym "Robert Earley" and still sounds cool. The program itself is a masterpiece in drama production, from sharply observed situations, excellent scripts and an atmosphere evoking eking out a tough life investigating other people's daily traumas and miseries over a decade that commenced some five years before colour television in the UK and people had to look after themselves and each other. It was a satisfying mix of strong storylines, great writing and controlled acting, particularly on the part of Alfred Burkes' enigmatic and haunted enquiry agent Frank Marker, a character whose make-up curiously keeps people ... -
Dr. John - Honey Dripper - (photos by Alfred Cheney Johnston)
This is "Honey Dripper" from "Dr. John Plays Mac Rebennack: The Legendary Sessions" *PLEASE NOTE - I've used photos by Alfred Cheney Johnston. A young Billie Burke is at 2:26 (the Good Witch, Glenda in Wizard of Oz), followed by a brown haired Barbara Stanwyck. I've have used portraits and also some drapes. If you are easily offended, please skip this video. -
No Excuses(1983) - Episode 5, Whole Lot Of Nothing
The story of Shelley Maze, an ageing female rock star, coming to terms with the legacy of her youth in the sixties, with her family, with her fellow musicians, and with herself. The story begins with Shelley buying a large country mansion, complete with butler, and follows her descent into depression as she discovers the truth about her past. This was an eight part series produced by ITV in 1983, starring Charlotte Cornwall as Shelly (she's probably best known as Anna in Rock Follies). At times depressing, this is quite an intense story, with some scenes which are uncomfortable to watch (including the ritual humiliation of her butler). However, the show has an excellent soundtrack, and each episode features live concert footage of Charlotte performing as Shelley, and this spawned a soundt...
"Public Eye" Starring Alfred Burke Thames TV 21st Celebration with Dennis Waterman
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:03
- Updated: 06 May 2014
- views: 1295
Here's a lovelly little clip from the Thames Television's 21st celebrations "Public Eye" Starring Alfred Burke Thames TV 21st Celebration with Dennis Waterman
Here's a lovelly little clip from the Thames Television's 21st celebrations "Public Eye" Starring Alfred Burke Thames TV 21st Celebration with Dennis Waterman
wn.com/Public Eye Starring Alfred Burke Thames Tv 21St Celebration With Dennis Waterman
Here's a lovelly little clip from the Thames Television's 21st celebrations "Public Eye" Starring Alfred Burke Thames TV 21st Celebration with Dennis Waterman
- published: 06 May 2014
- views: 1295
Public Eye Alfred Burke / Private Detective 2nd Attempt
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:02
- Updated: 23 Mar 2008
- views: 27157
Alfred Burke as Frank Marker A Private Eye.A bleak look at life in the 1960's.
The theme tune is what actually sticks in my mind. I have been looking for it fo...
Alfred Burke as Frank Marker A Private Eye.A bleak look at life in the 1960's.
The theme tune is what actually sticks in my mind. I have been looking for it for ages but apparently it was never recorded outside of the tv series written by Bob Sharples under the name of Robert Eardley.... More obscure stuff i am looking for is Tich & Quackers on video with Ray Alan anyone got any... anyone!... u cud put it on youtube & make someone happy
wn.com/Public Eye Alfred Burke Private Detective 2Nd Attempt
Alfred Burke as Frank Marker A Private Eye.A bleak look at life in the 1960's.
The theme tune is what actually sticks in my mind. I have been looking for it for ages but apparently it was never recorded outside of the tv series written by Bob Sharples under the name of Robert Eardley.... More obscure stuff i am looking for is Tich & Quackers on video with Ray Alan anyone got any... anyone!... u cud put it on youtube & make someone happy
- published: 23 Mar 2008
- views: 27157
Ian Holm VS Alfred Burke
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:49
- Updated: 30 Aug 2011
- views: 861
- published: 30 Aug 2011
- views: 861
Public Eye Theme Stereo
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:34
- Updated: 04 Nov 2012
- views: 6797
The haunting theme music written by Bob Sharples for the British TV series starring the late Alfred Burke as private-eye Frank Marker which ran from 1965 to 197...
The haunting theme music written by Bob Sharples for the British TV series starring the late Alfred Burke as private-eye Frank Marker which ran from 1965 to 1975. Many thanks and our utmost gratitude must go to adiebarrett who recompiled the music into a full length piece and to which I have added just a tad of ambience and resampled to stereo .
wn.com/Public Eye Theme Stereo
The haunting theme music written by Bob Sharples for the British TV series starring the late Alfred Burke as private-eye Frank Marker which ran from 1965 to 1975. Many thanks and our utmost gratitude must go to adiebarrett who recompiled the music into a full length piece and to which I have added just a tad of ambience and resampled to stereo .
- published: 04 Nov 2012
- views: 6797
Acorn TV | The Brontes of Haworth trailer
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- Duration: 1:29
- Updated: 22 Jul 2015
- views: 593
This finely crafted portrait explores the soaring artistic achievements and personal tragedies of England’s most accomplished literary family. Under the care of...
This finely crafted portrait explores the soaring artistic achievements and personal tragedies of England’s most accomplished literary family. Under the care of their father, the Reverend Patrick Brontë (Alfred Burke, Public Eye), siblings Charlotte, Branwell, Emily, and Anne have a childhood rich in learning and imagination. As the precocious youths grow into adults, however, son Branwell (Michael Kitchen, Foyle’s War) struggles to live up to his family’s high expectations, and the women have difficulty adapting to the world outside of Haworth. While the sisters eventually find commercial success and critical acclaim for their writing, Branwell descends into self-destruction, setting off a series of misfortunes that beset the family. Now streaming on https://acorn.tv
wn.com/Acorn Tv | The Brontes Of Haworth Trailer
This finely crafted portrait explores the soaring artistic achievements and personal tragedies of England’s most accomplished literary family. Under the care of their father, the Reverend Patrick Brontë (Alfred Burke, Public Eye), siblings Charlotte, Branwell, Emily, and Anne have a childhood rich in learning and imagination. As the precocious youths grow into adults, however, son Branwell (Michael Kitchen, Foyle’s War) struggles to live up to his family’s high expectations, and the women have difficulty adapting to the world outside of Haworth. While the sisters eventually find commercial success and critical acclaim for their writing, Branwell descends into self-destruction, setting off a series of misfortunes that beset the family. Now streaming on https://acorn.tv
- published: 22 Jul 2015
- views: 593
John Saxon and....Alf Garnett??
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- Duration: 0:58
- Updated: 20 Aug 2011
- views: 747
John Saxon, Warren Mitchell and Alfred Burke in The Night Caller (1965)
- published: 20 Aug 2011
- views: 747
THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD: " MY BROTHER'S KEEPER" 11-11-1957 (HD HQ 1080p)
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- Duration: 25:14
- Updated: 26 Apr 2016
- views: 6
The Adventures of Robin Hood: "My Brother's Keeper"] Season 3, Episode 7. Airdate - (11 Nov. 1957). Summary - In a fit of jealousy, an evil brother murders his ...
The Adventures of Robin Hood: "My Brother's Keeper"] Season 3, Episode 7. Airdate - (11 Nov. 1957). Summary - In a fit of jealousy, an evil brother murders his virtous sibling.
Full cast starring, Richard Greene, Alexander Gauge, Patricia Driscoll, Archie Duncan. With guest stars, Virginia Maskell, Alfred Burke, Ian Whittaker, John Harvey, Alan Wheatley, Maurice Kaufmann, Carl Bernard, David Cameron, Paul Eddington, Keith Anderson, , Edmund Warwick,
wn.com/The Adventures Of Robin Hood My Brother'S Keeper 11 11 1957 (Hd Hq 1080P)
The Adventures of Robin Hood: "My Brother's Keeper"] Season 3, Episode 7. Airdate - (11 Nov. 1957). Summary - In a fit of jealousy, an evil brother murders his virtous sibling.
Full cast starring, Richard Greene, Alexander Gauge, Patricia Driscoll, Archie Duncan. With guest stars, Virginia Maskell, Alfred Burke, Ian Whittaker, John Harvey, Alan Wheatley, Maurice Kaufmann, Carl Bernard, David Cameron, Paul Eddington, Keith Anderson, , Edmund Warwick,
- published: 26 Apr 2016
- views: 6
Public Eye - compiled original theme.wmv
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- Duration: 2:33
- Updated: 08 Jan 2011
- views: 11769
My edited compilation of title music segments from "Public Eye" that ran for 10 years from the end of 1964. The original theme tune was recorded by Bob Sharple...
My edited compilation of title music segments from "Public Eye" that ran for 10 years from the end of 1964. The original theme tune was recorded by Bob Sharples under the pseudonym "Robert Earley" and still sounds cool.
The program itself is a masterpiece in drama production, from sharply observed situations, excellent scripts and an atmosphere evoking eking out a tough life investigating other people's daily traumas and miseries over a decade that commenced some five years before colour television in the UK and people had to look after themselves and each other. It was a satisfying mix of strong storylines, great writing and controlled acting, particularly on the part of Alfred Burkes' enigmatic and haunted enquiry agent Frank Marker, a character whose make-up curiously keeps people at arm's length as he does. We rarely get an inner view glimpse of and if his guard should slip, through a throway line, body language or just a flippant gesture it only serves to make us even more curious to discover what drives him and makes him tick.
At the end of the 1968 series ("series" is British and means runs or programs are not reliant on "seasonal" scheduling, unlike the US) Frank was imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit, which neatly tied in with the ending of ABC Television's franchise. The futures' of many series it had in production were up in the air. Thames took over and continued with "Public Eye" and some others (including the excellent "Callan") to whom we can be grateful for a 100% episode survival rate from the 1969 self-contained 'serial' onwards.
It was a new introduction for a new era; Frank was being rehabilitated in nearby Brighton after his release and, after all attempts by his probation officer failed to find him mainstream work, Frank was pretty much left to his own devices in setting up shop once again in the only business he was good at - being nosey into other people's affairs. His supportive landlady would be denied getting any closer by a swift relocation to Eton and fresh issues with his record following him and becoming known to the local police. This introduced a few recurring characters such as Inspector Percy Firbank (the excellent Ray Smith), at times willing to be made use of in return for Franks' help and who himself left Frank high and dry, sometimes humorously, sometimes tensely, always interestingly.
"Public Eye" only ended because Thames planned to hand the production over to Euston Films who had made "Special Branch" and more famously "The Sweeney". This move was something Alfred Burke believed would ruin the atmosphere the series needed, as created by the sometimes claustrophobic set-bound studio scenes interspersed with required exterior filming, a combination typical of the era. Thus, the show never returned after the promising ending to the 1975 series which saw Frank beaten up, begin a helpful if short-lived teaming up with another enquiry agent (Peter Childs) before striking out solo once again to Chertsey.
Sadly, most episodes from the three ABC black-and-white series produced between 1964 and 1968 were wiped; five telerecordings (film copies of the original videotapes on a special monitor) exist today. The 1969 serial was black-and-white, although the final episode was produced as an experimental colour production, not long before full-time adoption of colour on the main UK TV channels. The rest are ostensibly "colour" series, although due to strikes by ITV studio staff some were necessarily recorded in monochrome. This, it must be stated, takes absolutely nothing away from the storylines - see them if you can. Yes, some stories are weaker by today's standards and the values smaller, but the impact of plotlines should be accepted in historical perspective.
wn.com/Public Eye Compiled Original Theme.Wmv
My edited compilation of title music segments from "Public Eye" that ran for 10 years from the end of 1964. The original theme tune was recorded by Bob Sharples under the pseudonym "Robert Earley" and still sounds cool.
The program itself is a masterpiece in drama production, from sharply observed situations, excellent scripts and an atmosphere evoking eking out a tough life investigating other people's daily traumas and miseries over a decade that commenced some five years before colour television in the UK and people had to look after themselves and each other. It was a satisfying mix of strong storylines, great writing and controlled acting, particularly on the part of Alfred Burkes' enigmatic and haunted enquiry agent Frank Marker, a character whose make-up curiously keeps people at arm's length as he does. We rarely get an inner view glimpse of and if his guard should slip, through a throway line, body language or just a flippant gesture it only serves to make us even more curious to discover what drives him and makes him tick.
At the end of the 1968 series ("series" is British and means runs or programs are not reliant on "seasonal" scheduling, unlike the US) Frank was imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit, which neatly tied in with the ending of ABC Television's franchise. The futures' of many series it had in production were up in the air. Thames took over and continued with "Public Eye" and some others (including the excellent "Callan") to whom we can be grateful for a 100% episode survival rate from the 1969 self-contained 'serial' onwards.
It was a new introduction for a new era; Frank was being rehabilitated in nearby Brighton after his release and, after all attempts by his probation officer failed to find him mainstream work, Frank was pretty much left to his own devices in setting up shop once again in the only business he was good at - being nosey into other people's affairs. His supportive landlady would be denied getting any closer by a swift relocation to Eton and fresh issues with his record following him and becoming known to the local police. This introduced a few recurring characters such as Inspector Percy Firbank (the excellent Ray Smith), at times willing to be made use of in return for Franks' help and who himself left Frank high and dry, sometimes humorously, sometimes tensely, always interestingly.
"Public Eye" only ended because Thames planned to hand the production over to Euston Films who had made "Special Branch" and more famously "The Sweeney". This move was something Alfred Burke believed would ruin the atmosphere the series needed, as created by the sometimes claustrophobic set-bound studio scenes interspersed with required exterior filming, a combination typical of the era. Thus, the show never returned after the promising ending to the 1975 series which saw Frank beaten up, begin a helpful if short-lived teaming up with another enquiry agent (Peter Childs) before striking out solo once again to Chertsey.
Sadly, most episodes from the three ABC black-and-white series produced between 1964 and 1968 were wiped; five telerecordings (film copies of the original videotapes on a special monitor) exist today. The 1969 serial was black-and-white, although the final episode was produced as an experimental colour production, not long before full-time adoption of colour on the main UK TV channels. The rest are ostensibly "colour" series, although due to strikes by ITV studio staff some were necessarily recorded in monochrome. This, it must be stated, takes absolutely nothing away from the storylines - see them if you can. Yes, some stories are weaker by today's standards and the values smaller, but the impact of plotlines should be accepted in historical perspective.
- published: 08 Jan 2011
- views: 11769
Dr. John - Honey Dripper - (photos by Alfred Cheney Johnston)
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- Duration: 3:34
- Updated: 20 Jan 2015
- views: 771
This is "Honey Dripper" from "Dr. John Plays Mac Rebennack: The Legendary Sessions" *PLEASE NOTE - I've used photos by Alfred Cheney Johnston. A young Billie Bu...
This is "Honey Dripper" from "Dr. John Plays Mac Rebennack: The Legendary Sessions" *PLEASE NOTE - I've used photos by Alfred Cheney Johnston. A young Billie Burke is at 2:26 (the Good Witch, Glenda in Wizard of Oz), followed by a brown haired Barbara Stanwyck. I've have used portraits and also some drapes. If you are easily offended, please skip this video.
wn.com/Dr. John Honey Dripper (Photos By Alfred Cheney Johnston)
This is "Honey Dripper" from "Dr. John Plays Mac Rebennack: The Legendary Sessions" *PLEASE NOTE - I've used photos by Alfred Cheney Johnston. A young Billie Burke is at 2:26 (the Good Witch, Glenda in Wizard of Oz), followed by a brown haired Barbara Stanwyck. I've have used portraits and also some drapes. If you are easily offended, please skip this video.
- published: 20 Jan 2015
- views: 771
No Excuses(1983) - Episode 5, Whole Lot Of Nothing
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- Duration: 52:20
- Updated: 21 Jul 2012
- views: 296
The story of Shelley Maze, an ageing female rock star, coming to terms with the legacy of her youth in the sixties, with her family, with her fellow musicians, ...
The story of Shelley Maze, an ageing female rock star, coming to terms with the legacy of her youth in the sixties, with her family, with her fellow musicians, and with herself. The story begins with Shelley buying a large country mansion, complete with butler, and follows her descent into depression as she discovers the truth about her past.
This was an eight part series produced by ITV in 1983, starring Charlotte Cornwall as Shelly (she's probably best known as Anna in Rock Follies). At times depressing, this is quite an intense story, with some scenes which are uncomfortable to watch (including the ritual humiliation of her butler). However, the show has an excellent soundtrack, and each episode features live concert footage of Charlotte performing as Shelley, and this spawned a soundtrack album of the series.
Starring Charlotte Cornwell, David Swift, Donald Sumpter, Alfred Burke.
Further info - http://www.trashfiction.co.uk/no_excuses.html
wn.com/No Excuses(1983) Episode 5, Whole Lot Of Nothing
The story of Shelley Maze, an ageing female rock star, coming to terms with the legacy of her youth in the sixties, with her family, with her fellow musicians, and with herself. The story begins with Shelley buying a large country mansion, complete with butler, and follows her descent into depression as she discovers the truth about her past.
This was an eight part series produced by ITV in 1983, starring Charlotte Cornwall as Shelly (she's probably best known as Anna in Rock Follies). At times depressing, this is quite an intense story, with some scenes which are uncomfortable to watch (including the ritual humiliation of her butler). However, the show has an excellent soundtrack, and each episode features live concert footage of Charlotte performing as Shelley, and this spawned a soundtrack album of the series.
Starring Charlotte Cornwell, David Swift, Donald Sumpter, Alfred Burke.
Further info - http://www.trashfiction.co.uk/no_excuses.html
- published: 21 Jul 2012
- views: 296
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William Tell 1x07
Prince Karl, the cousin of the Austrian emperor is assassinated and Gessler arrests two men but gives them the chance to save themselves if they find William Tell and kill him. Stars Alfred Burke, Edwin Richfield and Roy Purcell. -
No Excuses(1983) - Episode 1, One Easy Lesson
The story of Shelley Maze, an ageing female rock star, coming to terms with the legacy of her youth in the sixties, with her family, with her fellow musicians, and with herself. The story begins with Shelley buying a large country mansion, complete with butler, and follows her descent into depression as she discovers the truth about her past. This was an eight part series produced by ITV in 1983, starring Charlotte Cornwall as Shelly (she's probably best known as Anna in Rock Follies). At times depressing, this is quite an intense story, with some scenes which are uncomfortable to watch (including the ritual humiliation of her butler). However, the show has an excellent soundtrack, and each episode features live concert footage of Charlotte performing as Shelley, and this spawned a soundt... -
One Step Beyond S03E31 The Sorcerer - with Christopher Lee
The Sorcerer One Step Beyond S03E31 The Sorcerer 5/23/61 An army officer is acquitted of a murder he insists he committed. Christopher Lee, Wilhelm Reitlinger Martin Benson, Klaus Karnak, Gabrielli Licudi, Elsa Bruck, Joseph Furst, Judge Frederick Jaeger, Johann George Pravda, Psychiatrist Peter Swanwick, Landlord Alfred Burke, Scholl Premise: John Newland, the series host would open most shows with this line: "What you are about to see is a matter of human record. The show was on television at the same time as the very popular Twilight Zone, but was not as famous, but when the producers forgot to renew the copyright on the shows in the late 1980's local stations started playing the series a lot, and it has become more popular since then that it was at the time. -
The Borgias - Episode 1
The Pope dies. Rodrigo Borgia, in spite of his age and his many illegitimate children, sees a last chance for election to the Papal throne. He sets about achieving it by a mixture of bribery, blackmail and political cunning. -
The Borgias - Episode 2
Charles VIII of France, at the head of a vast army, invades Northern Italy on his way to claim the Kingdom of Naples. Rome stands defenceless in his path. Has the power of the Borgias been shortlived? -
The Borgias - Episode 3
Having scored a diplomatic victory over the French, the Pope now turns his attention to crushing the treacherous Orsini family. Cesare's jealousy is further inflamed by the appointment of his brother, Juan, as Commander of the Papal Army. -
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The Borgias - Episode 10
Although Cesare has failed in his attempt to poison his old rival, Cardinal Rovere, he believes he can control the new Pope Pius III. But Pius' reign is rapidly cut short.
William Tell 1x07
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- Duration: 25:07
- Updated: 11 Feb 2014
- views: 1862
Prince Karl, the cousin of the Austrian emperor is assassinated and Gessler arrests two men but gives them the chance to save themselves if they find William Te...
Prince Karl, the cousin of the Austrian emperor is assassinated and Gessler arrests two men but gives them the chance to save themselves if they find William Tell and kill him. Stars Alfred Burke, Edwin Richfield and Roy Purcell.
wn.com/William Tell 1X07
Prince Karl, the cousin of the Austrian emperor is assassinated and Gessler arrests two men but gives them the chance to save themselves if they find William Tell and kill him. Stars Alfred Burke, Edwin Richfield and Roy Purcell.
- published: 11 Feb 2014
- views: 1862
No Excuses(1983) - Episode 1, One Easy Lesson
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 50:28
- Updated: 20 Jul 2012
- views: 1618
The story of Shelley Maze, an ageing female rock star, coming to terms with the legacy of her youth in the sixties, with her family, with her fellow musicians, ...
The story of Shelley Maze, an ageing female rock star, coming to terms with the legacy of her youth in the sixties, with her family, with her fellow musicians, and with herself. The story begins with Shelley buying a large country mansion, complete with butler, and follows her descent into depression as she discovers the truth about her past.
This was an eight part series produced by ITV in 1983, starring Charlotte Cornwall as Shelly (she's probably best known as Anna in Rock Follies). At times depressing, this is quite an intense story, with some scenes which are uncomfortable to watch (including the ritual humiliation of her butler). However, the show has an excellent soundtrack, and each episode features live concert footage of Charlotte performing as Shelley, and this spawned a soundtrack album of the series.
Starring Charlotte Cornwell, David Swift, Donald Sumpter, Alfred Burke.
Further info - http://www.trashfiction.co.uk/no_excuses.html
wn.com/No Excuses(1983) Episode 1, One Easy Lesson
The story of Shelley Maze, an ageing female rock star, coming to terms with the legacy of her youth in the sixties, with her family, with her fellow musicians, and with herself. The story begins with Shelley buying a large country mansion, complete with butler, and follows her descent into depression as she discovers the truth about her past.
This was an eight part series produced by ITV in 1983, starring Charlotte Cornwall as Shelly (she's probably best known as Anna in Rock Follies). At times depressing, this is quite an intense story, with some scenes which are uncomfortable to watch (including the ritual humiliation of her butler). However, the show has an excellent soundtrack, and each episode features live concert footage of Charlotte performing as Shelley, and this spawned a soundtrack album of the series.
Starring Charlotte Cornwell, David Swift, Donald Sumpter, Alfred Burke.
Further info - http://www.trashfiction.co.uk/no_excuses.html
- published: 20 Jul 2012
- views: 1618
One Step Beyond S03E31 The Sorcerer - with Christopher Lee
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 47:52
- Updated: 15 Feb 2016
- views: 4
The Sorcerer
One Step Beyond S03E31 The Sorcerer
5/23/61
An army officer is acquitted of a murder he insists he committed.
Christopher Lee, Wilhelm Reit...
The Sorcerer
One Step Beyond S03E31 The Sorcerer
5/23/61
An army officer is acquitted of a murder he insists he committed.
Christopher Lee, Wilhelm Reitlinger
Martin Benson, Klaus Karnak,
Gabrielli Licudi, Elsa Bruck,
Joseph Furst, Judge
Frederick Jaeger, Johann
George Pravda, Psychiatrist
Peter Swanwick, Landlord
Alfred Burke, Scholl
Premise:
John Newland, the series host would open most shows with this line: "What you are about to see is a matter of human record.
The show was on television at the same time as the very popular Twilight Zone, but was not as famous, but when the producers forgot to renew the copyright on the shows in the late 1980's local stations started playing the series a lot, and it has become more popular since then that it was at the time.
wn.com/One Step Beyond S03E31 The Sorcerer With Christopher Lee
The Sorcerer
One Step Beyond S03E31 The Sorcerer
5/23/61
An army officer is acquitted of a murder he insists he committed.
Christopher Lee, Wilhelm Reitlinger
Martin Benson, Klaus Karnak,
Gabrielli Licudi, Elsa Bruck,
Joseph Furst, Judge
Frederick Jaeger, Johann
George Pravda, Psychiatrist
Peter Swanwick, Landlord
Alfred Burke, Scholl
Premise:
John Newland, the series host would open most shows with this line: "What you are about to see is a matter of human record.
The show was on television at the same time as the very popular Twilight Zone, but was not as famous, but when the producers forgot to renew the copyright on the shows in the late 1980's local stations started playing the series a lot, and it has become more popular since then that it was at the time.
- published: 15 Feb 2016
- views: 4
The Borgias - Episode 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 53:38
- Updated: 01 Feb 2016
- views: 3
The Pope dies. Rodrigo Borgia, in spite of his age and his many illegitimate children, sees a last chance for election to the Papal throne. He sets about achiev...
The Pope dies. Rodrigo Borgia, in spite of his age and his many illegitimate children, sees a last chance for election to the Papal throne. He sets about achieving it by a mixture of bribery, blackmail and political cunning.
wn.com/The Borgias Episode 1
The Pope dies. Rodrigo Borgia, in spite of his age and his many illegitimate children, sees a last chance for election to the Papal throne. He sets about achieving it by a mixture of bribery, blackmail and political cunning.
- published: 01 Feb 2016
- views: 3
The Borgias - Episode 2
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- Duration: 51:50
- Updated: 01 Feb 2016
- views: 7
Charles VIII of France, at the head of a vast army, invades Northern Italy on his way to claim the Kingdom of Naples. Rome stands defenceless in his path. Has t...
Charles VIII of France, at the head of a vast army, invades Northern Italy on his way to claim the Kingdom of Naples. Rome stands defenceless in his path. Has the power of the Borgias been shortlived?
wn.com/The Borgias Episode 2
Charles VIII of France, at the head of a vast army, invades Northern Italy on his way to claim the Kingdom of Naples. Rome stands defenceless in his path. Has the power of the Borgias been shortlived?
- published: 01 Feb 2016
- views: 7
The Borgias - Episode 3
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 51:04
- Updated: 01 Feb 2016
- views: 1
Having scored a diplomatic victory over the French, the Pope now turns his attention to crushing the treacherous Orsini family. Cesare's jealousy is further inf...
Having scored a diplomatic victory over the French, the Pope now turns his attention to crushing the treacherous Orsini family. Cesare's jealousy is further inflamed by the appointment of his brother, Juan, as Commander of the Papal Army.
wn.com/The Borgias Episode 3
Having scored a diplomatic victory over the French, the Pope now turns his attention to crushing the treacherous Orsini family. Cesare's jealousy is further inflamed by the appointment of his brother, Juan, as Commander of the Papal Army.
- published: 01 Feb 2016
- views: 1
The Borgias - Episode 6
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 54:53
- Updated: 01 Feb 2016
- views: 0
Against the Pope's will, Cesare has caused a rift between Rome and the Kingdom of Naples by the assassination of Lucrezia's second husband. While she mourns at ...
Against the Pope's will, Cesare has caused a rift between Rome and the Kingdom of Naples by the assassination of Lucrezia's second husband. While she mourns at Nepi, he has arranged a secret meeting with another enemy of Naples.
wn.com/The Borgias Episode 6
The Borgias - Episode 9
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- Duration: 53:02
- Updated: 01 Feb 2016
- views: 0
The Pope, fountainhead of all Cesare's power, is dead. Suddenly surrounded by enemies, in need of all his strength and cunning, Cesare lies gravely ill. The pow...
The Pope, fountainhead of all Cesare's power, is dead. Suddenly surrounded by enemies, in need of all his strength and cunning, Cesare lies gravely ill. The power of the family is in jeopardy.
wn.com/The Borgias Episode 9
The Borgias - Episode 10
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 49:58
- Updated: 01 Feb 2016
- views: 1
Although Cesare has failed in his attempt to poison his old rival, Cardinal Rovere, he believes he can control the new Pope Pius III. But Pius' reign is rapidly...
Although Cesare has failed in his attempt to poison his old rival, Cardinal Rovere, he believes he can control the new Pope Pius III. But Pius' reign is rapidly cut short.
wn.com/The Borgias Episode 10
Although Cesare has failed in his attempt to poison his old rival, Cardinal Rovere, he believes he can control the new Pope Pius III. But Pius' reign is rapidly cut short.
- published: 01 Feb 2016
- views: 1
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Solon Kandel CEO of Payair Interviewed by Alfred Goldberg at Social Mobile Payments
Solon Kandel CEO of Payair interviewed by Alfred Goldberg of Absolute Mobile at the inaugural Social Mobile Payments Conference & Exhibition. Wednesday April 11th at the World Center Marriott Resort & Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. Organized by Gulf Bay Consulting this conference was the first ever to explore the convergence of social media, mobile connectivity and payments technology. Shot and edited by Tamara Nemirovsky this video series takes an inside look at some of the people who participated in the inaugural Social Mobile Payments Conference. -
Kolja Reiss, Managing Director of mopay Interviewed By Alfred Goldberg At Social Mobile Payments
Kolja Reiss, Managing Director of mopay Interviewed by Alfred Goldberg, CEO of Absolute Mobile Solutions at Social Mobile Payments Conference. Wednesday April 11th at World Center Marriott in Orlando, Florida. Register now for our upcoming event - November 6 - 8, 2012 at Biscayne Bay Marriott in Miami, FL 33760 http://www.socialmobilepayments.com -
Jeff Fraser Interviewed By Alfred Goldberg of Absolute Mobile Solutions at Social Mobile Payments
Jeff Fraser, Sr. Director, mCommerce & Mobile Ad Innovation Group for XIUS, Interviewed By Alfred Goldberg of Absolute Mobile Solutions at Social Mobile Payments. Wednesday April 11, 2012 at World Center Marriott Resort & Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. Register Today For Social Mobile Payments: Americas http://www.socialmobilepayments.com -
Timothy McVeigh, Oklahoma City Bombing : Crime Documentary
Timothy James McVeigh (April 23, 1968 – June 11, 2001) was a United States Army veteran and security guard who bombed the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. He was convicted of 11 United States federal offenses, and was sentenced to death and executed for his role in the April 19, 1995 bombing. His act, which killed 168 people, was the deadliest event of domestic terrorism in the United States, and the deadliest act of terrorism within United States borders until the September 11, 2001 attacks. McVeigh was born in Lockport, New York, and raised in nearby Pendleton, New York. He was the middle child of three, and the only male child. His family was Irish Catholic. He was picked on by bullies at school, and took refuge in a fantasy world in which he retaliated against them;... -
Interview With Mr Alfred Byrne Lord Mayor Of Dublin (1936)
Full title reads: "Interview with Mr. Alfred Byrne, Lord Mayor of Dublin". Eire (Southern Ireland, Republic of Ireland). C/U of Mr. B. sitting in an arm chair in a garden. He wears his mayoral chain. He delivers a speech about the problems in Ireland. He assures the viewers that there is no serious animosity between the Irish and the British peoples and there is no animosity between the people of Northern and Southern Ireland. He goes on to suggest a removal of border between north and south. He criticises men on both sides of argument (unionists and republicans) for using abusive language in political debates. According to him, this behaviour is detrimental to long term cause - a free and prosperous Ireland. He finishes speech by expressing a desire for a united Irela... -
"Dead Lucky": Out on DVD 16/11/15
Vincent Ball, John le Mesurier and Alfred Burke star alongside Australian actress Betty McDowall in this noir-influenced crime thriller which sees a struggling reporter and a fashion editor uncovering double-dealing and murder in Mayfair! Directed by genre stalwart Montgomery Tully, Dead Lucky is presented in a brand-new transfer from the original film elements, in its as-exhibited theatrical aspect ratio. - See more at: http://networkonair.com/shop/2278-dead-lucky-5027626441944.html#sthash.FTOEZrYO.dpuf -
Columbia Maison Francaise: Edith Piaf in Manhattan
Date: 10/9/13 Talk by Carolyn Burke On the eve of the 50-year anniversary of the death of the chanteuse, Carolyn Burke 's illustrated talk weaves together songs, images, reviews, and interviews to evoke the Piaf's years in New York. Biographer (and Columbia Ph.D) Carolyn Burke is the author of the much-praised No Regrets: The Life of Edith Piaf (Alfred Knopf, 2011). In the introduction to her talk, Lindsey Long shares original, unpublished archival images and a recorded interview with former Maison Française Director Eugene Sheffer about Edith Piaf's 1947 visit to the Columbia Maison Française on her first trip to the U.S. Partial supported provided by Air France -
Classic ADV: "An interview with Dr. Pierce -- America Since WWII" - 1992
On the November 7th, 1992 edition of American Dissident Voices, Kevin Alfred Strom interviewed the founder of the National Alliance, William L. Pierce, about the severe decline of American society since the end of World War Two. Broadcast Date: November 7, 1992
Solon Kandel CEO of Payair Interviewed by Alfred Goldberg at Social Mobile Payments
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- Duration: 3:47
- Updated: 27 Aug 2012
- views: 301
Solon Kandel CEO of Payair interviewed by Alfred Goldberg of Absolute Mobile at the inaugural Social Mobile Payments Conference & Exhibition. Wednesday April 11...
Solon Kandel CEO of Payair interviewed by Alfred Goldberg of Absolute Mobile at the inaugural Social Mobile Payments Conference & Exhibition. Wednesday April 11th at the World Center Marriott Resort & Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. Organized by Gulf Bay Consulting this conference was the first ever to explore the convergence of social media, mobile connectivity and payments technology. Shot and edited by Tamara Nemirovsky this video series takes an inside look at some of the people who participated in the inaugural Social Mobile Payments Conference.
wn.com/Solon Kandel Ceo Of Payair Interviewed By Alfred Goldberg At Social Mobile Payments
Solon Kandel CEO of Payair interviewed by Alfred Goldberg of Absolute Mobile at the inaugural Social Mobile Payments Conference & Exhibition. Wednesday April 11th at the World Center Marriott Resort & Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. Organized by Gulf Bay Consulting this conference was the first ever to explore the convergence of social media, mobile connectivity and payments technology. Shot and edited by Tamara Nemirovsky this video series takes an inside look at some of the people who participated in the inaugural Social Mobile Payments Conference.
- published: 27 Aug 2012
- views: 301
Kolja Reiss, Managing Director of mopay Interviewed By Alfred Goldberg At Social Mobile Payments
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:07
- Updated: 23 Aug 2012
- views: 193
Kolja Reiss, Managing Director of mopay Interviewed by Alfred Goldberg, CEO of Absolute Mobile Solutions at Social Mobile Payments Conference. Wednesday April 1...
Kolja Reiss, Managing Director of mopay Interviewed by Alfred Goldberg, CEO of Absolute Mobile Solutions at Social Mobile Payments Conference. Wednesday April 11th at World Center Marriott in Orlando, Florida. Register now for our upcoming event - November 6 - 8, 2012 at Biscayne Bay Marriott in Miami, FL 33760 http://www.socialmobilepayments.com
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Kolja Reiss, Managing Director of mopay Interviewed by Alfred Goldberg, CEO of Absolute Mobile Solutions at Social Mobile Payments Conference. Wednesday April 11th at World Center Marriott in Orlando, Florida. Register now for our upcoming event - November 6 - 8, 2012 at Biscayne Bay Marriott in Miami, FL 33760 http://www.socialmobilepayments.com
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Jeff Fraser Interviewed By Alfred Goldberg of Absolute Mobile Solutions at Social Mobile Payments
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Jeff Fraser, Sr. Director, mCommerce & Mobile Ad Innovation Group for XIUS, Interviewed By Alfred Goldberg of Absolute Mobile Solutions at Social Mobile Payment...
Jeff Fraser, Sr. Director, mCommerce & Mobile Ad Innovation Group for XIUS, Interviewed By Alfred Goldberg of Absolute Mobile Solutions at Social Mobile Payments. Wednesday April 11, 2012 at World Center Marriott Resort & Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. Register Today For Social Mobile Payments: Americas http://www.socialmobilepayments.com
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Jeff Fraser, Sr. Director, mCommerce & Mobile Ad Innovation Group for XIUS, Interviewed By Alfred Goldberg of Absolute Mobile Solutions at Social Mobile Payments. Wednesday April 11, 2012 at World Center Marriott Resort & Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. Register Today For Social Mobile Payments: Americas http://www.socialmobilepayments.com
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Timothy McVeigh, Oklahoma City Bombing : Crime Documentary
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Timothy James McVeigh (April 23, 1968 – June 11, 2001) was a United States Army veteran and security guard who bombed the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in O...
Timothy James McVeigh (April 23, 1968 – June 11, 2001) was a United States Army veteran and security guard who bombed the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. He was convicted of 11 United States federal offenses, and was sentenced to death and executed for his role in the April 19, 1995 bombing. His act, which killed 168 people, was the deadliest event of domestic terrorism in the United States, and the deadliest act of terrorism within United States borders until the September 11, 2001 attacks.
McVeigh was born in Lockport, New York, and raised in nearby Pendleton, New York. He was the middle child of three, and the only male child. His family was Irish Catholic. He was picked on by bullies at school, and took refuge in a fantasy world in which he retaliated against them; he would later come to regard the U.S. Government as the ultimate bully. He earned his high school diploma from Starpoint Central High School.
His parents, Mildred Noreen ("Mickey") Hill and William McVeigh, divorced when he was in his teens. McVeigh was known throughout his life as a loner; his only known affiliations were voter registration with the Republican Party when he lived in New York, and a membership in the National Rifle Association while in the military. His grandfather introduced him to guns, with which he became fascinated. McVeigh told people he wanted to be a gun shop owner, and he sometimes took a gun to school to impress the other boys.
After graduating high school with honors, he became intensely interested in gun rights and the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution, and devoured right-wing, pro-militia magazines such as Soldier of Fortune and Spotlight. He went to work for Burke Armored Car Service. McVeigh was shy and was said to have only had one girlfriend during his high school years. McVeigh would later tell journalists that he always said the wrong thing to women he was trying to impress.
After his parents' divorce, McVeigh lived with his father; his sisters moved to Florida with their mother. He and his father were devout Roman Catholics who often attended daily Mass. In a recorded interview with Time Magazine McVeigh professed his belief in "a God", although he said he had "sort of lost touch with" Catholicism and "never really picked it [back] up". The Guardian reported that McVeigh wrote a letter claiming to be an agnostic. He was given the Catholic sacrament of Viaticum before his execution.
In May 1988, McVeigh enlisted in the U.S. Army. Michel and Herbeck comment on the process of brutalization he went through as a recruit: "During dawn runs and their long, exhausting marches over the Georgia sand, their sound-offs revolved around killing and mutilating the enemy, or violent sex with women."
He was a decorated veteran of the United States Army, having served in the Gulf War, where he was awarded a Bronze Star. He had been a top scoring gunner with the 25mm cannon of the light-armored Bradley Fighting Vehicles used by the U.S. 1st Infantry Division to which he was assigned. He served at Fort Riley, Kansas, before Operation Desert Storm. At Fort Riley, McVeigh completed the Primary Leadership Development Course (PLDC). McVeigh later would say that the Army taught him how to switch off his emotions.
McVeigh wanted to join the Green Berets, the Army's elite special forces. After returning from the Gulf War, he entered the program for training to become a Green Beret, but dropped out quickly after sustaining blisters from new boots issued for a 5-mile march. He had disregarded advice to wait until he had rebuilt stamina lost during the war. Shortly thereafter, McVeigh decided to leave the Army and was discharged on December 31, 1991. McVeigh was given an honorable discharge from the Army Reserve in May 1992.
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Timothy James McVeigh (April 23, 1968 – June 11, 2001) was a United States Army veteran and security guard who bombed the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. He was convicted of 11 United States federal offenses, and was sentenced to death and executed for his role in the April 19, 1995 bombing. His act, which killed 168 people, was the deadliest event of domestic terrorism in the United States, and the deadliest act of terrorism within United States borders until the September 11, 2001 attacks.
McVeigh was born in Lockport, New York, and raised in nearby Pendleton, New York. He was the middle child of three, and the only male child. His family was Irish Catholic. He was picked on by bullies at school, and took refuge in a fantasy world in which he retaliated against them; he would later come to regard the U.S. Government as the ultimate bully. He earned his high school diploma from Starpoint Central High School.
His parents, Mildred Noreen ("Mickey") Hill and William McVeigh, divorced when he was in his teens. McVeigh was known throughout his life as a loner; his only known affiliations were voter registration with the Republican Party when he lived in New York, and a membership in the National Rifle Association while in the military. His grandfather introduced him to guns, with which he became fascinated. McVeigh told people he wanted to be a gun shop owner, and he sometimes took a gun to school to impress the other boys.
After graduating high school with honors, he became intensely interested in gun rights and the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution, and devoured right-wing, pro-militia magazines such as Soldier of Fortune and Spotlight. He went to work for Burke Armored Car Service. McVeigh was shy and was said to have only had one girlfriend during his high school years. McVeigh would later tell journalists that he always said the wrong thing to women he was trying to impress.
After his parents' divorce, McVeigh lived with his father; his sisters moved to Florida with their mother. He and his father were devout Roman Catholics who often attended daily Mass. In a recorded interview with Time Magazine McVeigh professed his belief in "a God", although he said he had "sort of lost touch with" Catholicism and "never really picked it [back] up". The Guardian reported that McVeigh wrote a letter claiming to be an agnostic. He was given the Catholic sacrament of Viaticum before his execution.
In May 1988, McVeigh enlisted in the U.S. Army. Michel and Herbeck comment on the process of brutalization he went through as a recruit: "During dawn runs and their long, exhausting marches over the Georgia sand, their sound-offs revolved around killing and mutilating the enemy, or violent sex with women."
He was a decorated veteran of the United States Army, having served in the Gulf War, where he was awarded a Bronze Star. He had been a top scoring gunner with the 25mm cannon of the light-armored Bradley Fighting Vehicles used by the U.S. 1st Infantry Division to which he was assigned. He served at Fort Riley, Kansas, before Operation Desert Storm. At Fort Riley, McVeigh completed the Primary Leadership Development Course (PLDC). McVeigh later would say that the Army taught him how to switch off his emotions.
McVeigh wanted to join the Green Berets, the Army's elite special forces. After returning from the Gulf War, he entered the program for training to become a Green Beret, but dropped out quickly after sustaining blisters from new boots issued for a 5-mile march. He had disregarded advice to wait until he had rebuilt stamina lost during the war. Shortly thereafter, McVeigh decided to leave the Army and was discharged on December 31, 1991. McVeigh was given an honorable discharge from the Army Reserve in May 1992.
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Interview With Mr Alfred Byrne Lord Mayor Of Dublin (1936)
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Full title reads: "Interview with Mr. Alfred Byrne, Lord Mayor of Dublin".
Eire (Southern Ireland, Republic of Ireland).
C/U of Mr. B. sitting in an arm c...
Full title reads: "Interview with Mr. Alfred Byrne, Lord Mayor of Dublin".
Eire (Southern Ireland, Republic of Ireland).
C/U of Mr. B. sitting in an arm chair in a garden. He wears his mayoral chain. He delivers a speech about the problems in Ireland. He assures the viewers that there is no serious animosity between the Irish and the British peoples and there is no animosity between the people of Northern and Southern Ireland.
He goes on to suggest a removal of border between north and south. He criticises men on both sides of argument (unionists and republicans) for using abusive language in political debates. According to him, this behaviour is detrimental to long term cause - a free and prosperous Ireland.
He finishes speech by expressing a desire for a united Ireland where issues such as unemployment and poverty can be properly addressed. He hopes his dream of a border-free Ireland is not too far away.
Note: spacing in neg. between 01:08:52 - 01:08:58, sound track continues over top.
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Full title reads: "Interview with Mr. Alfred Byrne, Lord Mayor of Dublin".
Eire (Southern Ireland, Republic of Ireland).
C/U of Mr. B. sitting in an arm chair in a garden. He wears his mayoral chain. He delivers a speech about the problems in Ireland. He assures the viewers that there is no serious animosity between the Irish and the British peoples and there is no animosity between the people of Northern and Southern Ireland.
He goes on to suggest a removal of border between north and south. He criticises men on both sides of argument (unionists and republicans) for using abusive language in political debates. According to him, this behaviour is detrimental to long term cause - a free and prosperous Ireland.
He finishes speech by expressing a desire for a united Ireland where issues such as unemployment and poverty can be properly addressed. He hopes his dream of a border-free Ireland is not too far away.
Note: spacing in neg. between 01:08:52 - 01:08:58, sound track continues over top.
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"Dead Lucky": Out on DVD 16/11/15
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Vincent Ball, John le Mesurier and Alfred Burke star alongside Australian actress Betty McDowall in this noir-influenced crime thriller which sees a struggling ...
Vincent Ball, John le Mesurier and Alfred Burke star alongside Australian actress Betty McDowall in this noir-influenced crime thriller which sees a struggling reporter and a fashion editor uncovering double-dealing and murder in Mayfair! Directed by genre stalwart Montgomery Tully, Dead Lucky is presented in a brand-new transfer from the original film elements, in its as-exhibited theatrical aspect ratio.
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Vincent Ball, John le Mesurier and Alfred Burke star alongside Australian actress Betty McDowall in this noir-influenced crime thriller which sees a struggling reporter and a fashion editor uncovering double-dealing and murder in Mayfair! Directed by genre stalwart Montgomery Tully, Dead Lucky is presented in a brand-new transfer from the original film elements, in its as-exhibited theatrical aspect ratio.
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- published: 09 Nov 2015
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Columbia Maison Francaise: Edith Piaf in Manhattan
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- Duration: 47:42
- Updated: 21 Nov 2013
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Date: 10/9/13
Talk by Carolyn Burke
On the eve of the 50-year anniversary of the death of the chanteuse, Carolyn Burke 's illustrated talk weaves together songs...
Date: 10/9/13
Talk by Carolyn Burke
On the eve of the 50-year anniversary of the death of the chanteuse, Carolyn Burke 's illustrated talk weaves together songs, images, reviews, and interviews to evoke the Piaf's years in New York. Biographer (and Columbia Ph.D) Carolyn Burke is the author of the much-praised No Regrets: The Life of Edith Piaf (Alfred Knopf, 2011).
In the introduction to her talk, Lindsey Long shares original, unpublished archival images and a recorded interview with former Maison Française Director Eugene Sheffer about Edith Piaf's 1947 visit to the Columbia Maison Française on her first trip to the U.S.
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Date: 10/9/13
Talk by Carolyn Burke
On the eve of the 50-year anniversary of the death of the chanteuse, Carolyn Burke 's illustrated talk weaves together songs, images, reviews, and interviews to evoke the Piaf's years in New York. Biographer (and Columbia Ph.D) Carolyn Burke is the author of the much-praised No Regrets: The Life of Edith Piaf (Alfred Knopf, 2011).
In the introduction to her talk, Lindsey Long shares original, unpublished archival images and a recorded interview with former Maison Française Director Eugene Sheffer about Edith Piaf's 1947 visit to the Columbia Maison Française on her first trip to the U.S.
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- published: 21 Nov 2013
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Classic ADV: "An interview with Dr. Pierce -- America Since WWII" - 1992
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- Duration: 31:25
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On the November 7th, 1992 edition of American Dissident Voices, Kevin Alfred Strom interviewed the founder of the National Alliance, William L. Pierce, about th...
On the November 7th, 1992 edition of American Dissident Voices, Kevin Alfred Strom interviewed the founder of the National Alliance, William L. Pierce, about the severe decline of American society since the end of World War Two.
Broadcast Date: November 7, 1992
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On the November 7th, 1992 edition of American Dissident Voices, Kevin Alfred Strom interviewed the founder of the National Alliance, William L. Pierce, about the severe decline of American society since the end of World War Two.
Broadcast Date: November 7, 1992
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"Public Eye" Starring Alfred Burke Thames TV 21st Celebration with Dennis Waterman
Here's a lovelly little clip from the Thames Television's 21st celebrations "Public Eye" S...
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Public Eye Alfred Burke / Private Detective 2nd Attempt
Alfred Burke as Frank Marker A Private Eye.A bleak look at life in the 1960's.
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Ian Holm VS Alfred Burke
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Public Eye Theme Stereo
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Acorn TV | The Brontes of Haworth trailer
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John Saxon and....Alf Garnett??
John Saxon, Warren Mitchell and Alfred Burke in The Night Caller (1965)
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THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD: " MY BROTHER'S KEEPER" 11-11-1957 (HD HQ 1080p)
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THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD: " MY BROTHER'S KEEPER" 11-11-1957 (HD HQ 1080p)
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Public Eye - compiled original theme.wmv
My edited compilation of title music segments from "Public Eye" that ran for 10 years from...
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Dr. John - Honey Dripper - (photos by Alfred Cheney Johnston)
This is "Honey Dripper" from "Dr. John Plays Mac Rebennack: The Legendary Sessions" *PLEAS...
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No Excuses(1983) - Episode 5, Whole Lot Of Nothing
The story of Shelley Maze, an ageing female rock star, coming to terms with the legacy of ...
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William Tell 1x07
Prince Karl, the cousin of the Austrian emperor is assassinated and Gessler arrests two me...
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No Excuses(1983) - Episode 1, One Easy Lesson
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One Step Beyond S03E31 The Sorcerer - with Christopher Lee
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The Borgias - Episode 1
The Pope dies. Rodrigo Borgia, in spite of his age and his many illegitimate children, see...
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The Borgias - Episode 2
Charles VIII of France, at the head of a vast army, invades Northern Italy on his way to c...
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The Borgias - Episode 3
Having scored a diplomatic victory over the French, the Pope now turns his attention to cr...
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The Borgias - Episode 6
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The Borgias - Episode 9
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The Borgias - Episode 10
Although Cesare has failed in his attempt to poison his old rival, Cardinal Rovere, he bel...
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Solon Kandel CEO of Payair Interviewed by Alfred Goldberg at Social Mobile Payments
Solon Kandel CEO of Payair interviewed by Alfred Goldberg of Absolute Mobile at the inaugu...
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Kolja Reiss, Managing Director of mopay Interviewed By Alfred Goldberg At Social Mobile Payments
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Jeff Fraser Interviewed By Alfred Goldberg of Absolute Mobile Solutions at Social Mobile Payments
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Timothy McVeigh, Oklahoma City Bombing : Crime Documentary
Timothy James McVeigh (April 23, 1968 – June 11, 2001) was a United States Army veteran an...
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Interview With Mr Alfred Byrne Lord Mayor Of Dublin (1936)
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"Dead Lucky": Out on DVD 16/11/15
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Columbia Maison Francaise: Edith Piaf in Manhattan
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Classic ADV: "An interview with Dr. Pierce -- America Since WWII" - 1992
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[VIDEO]: Florida Police Respond To Report Of Body In Gator's Mouth
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The body of an unidentified person was discovered Tuesday afternoon in the Lake Hunter section of Lakeland, Fla. inside the mouth of an eight-foot alligator, CBS News reported.Lakeland police spokesman Gary Gross told CBS affiliate WTSP officers responded to a call concerning an alligator with a body in its mouth. Officers were able to retrieve the body, and Gross said a trapper was called to capture the eight-foot reptile....
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Long-term marijuana use changes brain's reward circuit
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Researchers have demonstrated that long-term marijuana users had more activity in the brain's reward processes when presented with cannabis cues than with natural reward cues ... ....
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[VIDEO]: Netanyahu, Putin Agree To Expand Cooperation In Terrorism Fight
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Meetings between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Moscow lead to an agreement between the two to expand cooperation in the fight against terrorism, Putin said Tuesday.Putin said the talks focused on boosting bilateral ties and trying to resolve the situation in war-torn Syria, according to The Associated Press....
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On Tuesday “California Dreamin” Will Be Reality For Sanders And Clinton
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingSenator Bernie Sanders has Hillary Clinton on the ropes. Indeed, on Tuesday the former U.S. Secretary of State will be in the fight of her life as the two Democrat candidates battle in California’s delegate-rich primary. In effect, the Establishment and Superdelegates are already questioning just how formidable their anointed candidate really is ... But in politics, perception is reality....
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Google Removes Plugin Designed To Target Jewish People Online
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Google says it has pulled a Chrome extension used by racists to identify and track Jewish people online following a detailed investigation by Mic, Engadget reported. The plugin, which went by the innocuous name “Coincidence Detector,” added a series of triple parentheses around the surnames of Jewish writers and celebrities ... The plugin was banned by Google for violating the company’s policy on hate speech....
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Battle of Britain: Canadians in the Royal Air Force (Canada's Air Force)
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We may take the experience of Alfred Llewellyn Bocking of Winnipeg as typical (although his subsequent career was not) ... Meanwhile, CAN/RAF ranks had suffered their first casualties, including Flying Officer Alfred Burke Thompson from Penetanguishene, Ontario, who, on the night of September 8, 1939, was taken prisoner following engine failure during a leaflet drop over western Germany....
Richard Pasco: RSC stalwart lauded for his verse-speaking who gave some of the finest Shakespearian ...
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Pasco exuded a fatherly warmth but was also equipped with searching, little-boy-lost eyes, giving him both a resolute dignity and a romantic vulnerability ... For Pasco, the tragedy of Richard was "that he never actually discovered himself ... He then played seasons at the Old Vic and Birmingham Rep; at the latter he shared a meaty workload from Euripides to Molière with the likes of Bernard Hepton and Alfred Burke ... ....
Ferguson Protests Reach White House Doorstep With Call For Prosecutor To Resign
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WASHINGTON -- A coalition of activists carried 900,000 petitions to the gates of the White House on Thursday afternoon demanding that Attorney General Eric Holder prosecute the white police officer who shot unarmed black teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri ... "I'm graduating in two years, but to be honest, the fear deep down in my heart tells me that I might not make it," said Alfred Burks III, a junior at Howard University ... ....
Dave Legeno, 'Harry Potter' films' Fenrir Greyback, found dead at 50
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Dave Legeno, the actor who played werewolf Fenrir Greyback in three "Harry Potter" films, was found dead Sunday in Death Valley ... Now reported ... Photos Caption The royals visit Warner Bros ... See more galleries ... MORE ... Richard Harris (Albus Dumbledore in the first two films), Alfred Burke (Armando Dippet), Timothy Bateson (voice of Kreacher), Richard Griffiths (Vernon Dursley), Eric Sykes (Frank Bryce) and Robert Knox (Marcus Belby)....
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