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Behind The Scenes Collection (page 6)

Unveiling the magic: A glimpse into the captivating world of behind-the-scenes moments

Background imageBehind The Scenes Collection: A portrait of Finlay Currie from Billy Liar (1963)

A portrait of Finlay Currie from Billy Liar (1963)
FInlay Currie, who played, Duxbury in an image taken on location during the filming of Billy Liar (1963)

Background imageBehind The Scenes Collection: Brighton Rock

Brighton Rock
Nigel Stock, Harcourt Williams and Richard Attenborough during a pause from filming Brighton Rock

Background imageBehind The Scenes Collection: Brighton Rock (1947)

Brighton Rock (1947)
Make-Up artist Bob Clark with Carol Marsh

Background imageBehind The Scenes Collection: Recording the music for The Titfield Thunderbolt

Recording the music for The Titfield Thunderbolt
Ernest Irving on the sound stage at Ealing Studios

Background imageBehind The Scenes Collection: On the sound stage at Ealing

On the sound stage at Ealing
Charles Crichton supervises a scene from The Titfield Thunderbolt

Background imageBehind The Scenes Collection: Douglas Slocombe on the set of The Titfield Thunderbolt

Douglas Slocombe on the set of The Titfield Thunderbolt
setting up a shot on the railway

Background imageBehind The Scenes Collection: Sir Michael Balcon

Sir Michael Balcon
in front of the Lion steam engine on location for the The Titfield Thunderbolt

Background imageBehind The Scenes Collection: Charles Crichton setting up a shot

Charles Crichton setting up a shot
on location for The Titfield Thunderbolt

Background imageBehind The Scenes Collection: Michael Truman, Charles Crichton and Douglas Slocombe

Michael Truman, Charles Crichton and Douglas Slocombe
during a pause from the filming of The Titfield Thunderbolt on location

Background imageBehind The Scenes Collection: Michael Truman and Charles Crichton

Michael Truman and Charles Crichton
during the filming on location of The Titfield Thunderbolt in 1952

Background imageBehind The Scenes Collection: Enjoying the filming of The Titfield Thunderbolt

Enjoying the filming of The Titfield Thunderbolt
Sir Michael Balcon laughs on set on location

Background imageBehind The Scenes Collection: Taking pictures on the set of the Titfield Thunderbolt

Taking pictures on the set of the Titfield Thunderbolt
Naunton Wayne and the unit photographer Roy Gough

Background imageBehind The Scenes Collection: A break on the set of The Titfield Thunderbolt

A break on the set of The Titfield Thunderbolt
Stanley Holloway reads the newspaper with Gabrielle Brune, Naunton Wayne and John Gregson looking sitting at a picnic table

Background imageBehind The Scenes Collection: Vegetation on the camera

Vegetation on the camera
Douglas Slocombe with an usual decoration for his camera during the filming of The Titfield Thunderbolt

Background imageBehind The Scenes Collection: A pause from filming the Titfield Thunderbolt

A pause from filming the Titfield Thunderbolt
George Relph takes a nap on set with a copy of the script

Background imageBehind The Scenes Collection: Setting up a shot on the railway

Setting up a shot on the railway
Douglas Slocombe sets up a shot for a scene from The Titfield Thunderbolt

Background imageBehind The Scenes Collection: Stanley Holloway and Naunton Wayne

Stanley Holloway and Naunton Wayne
In front of a coin operate scale during the filming of The Titfield Thunderbolt




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Unveiling the magic: A glimpse into the captivating world of behind-the-scenes moments. From the intricate details of The Daleks spaceship model to the iconic Pinewood Studios, where Films Carry On Screaming Film 1966 was brought to life. Fenella Fielding graced us with her presence, adding a touch of elegance and charm. Witnessing The Man Who Fell To Earth soar through cinematic realms, we were transported to another dimension. Far From The Madding Crowd unfolded its timeless tale amidst breathtaking landscapes, while a star shone brightly among children on set, illuminating their dreams. Stepping into the shadows of The Third Man's enigmatic world left us captivated by its noir allure. The Dam Busters (1955) took flight as three Lancaster bombers formed an awe-inspiring formation in the sky, reminding us of bravery and sacrifice. Edgar Degas' dancers swirled gracefully in hues of pink and green, frozen forever in time through his artistic lens. Setting fire to the Wicker Man ignited our senses with both fear and fascination; witnessing this intense scene being filmed left us breathless. Behind-the-scenes glimpses revealed dedicated crews meticulously looking after Lancasters during filming - a testament to their commitment and craftsmanship. These behind-the-scenes hints remind us that every frame captured is a labor of love; they offer a window into untold stories that make cinema truly magical.