Drama Collection

A production still image from Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
Harry Andrews, Anthony Quayle, Sylvia Syms and John Mills in scene from Jack Lee Thompsons classic war title Ice Cold in Alex

Original UK quad artwork for Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
A particularly atmospheric and scarce design to promote the UK release of Ice Cold In Alex (1958), the film was retitled Desert Attack for its US release

John Mills in Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
A portrait of John Mills as Captain Anson from Jack Lee Thompsons classic war film Ice Cold In Alex

Heroic fireman rescuing girl from fire
Heroic fireman rescuing a girl from a fire

Ice Cold In Alex

The Wicker Man (1973) UK One Sheet poster
Original British Lion poster artwork for the release of Robin Hardys The Wicker Man, featuring Christopher Lee and Ed Woodward

Restless Natives (1985) UK release one sheet poster
The UK One Sheet poster for Restless natives (1985) directed by Michael Hoffman

The Railway Children original UK one-sheet poster
Original artwork for the release of Lionel Jeffries The Railway Children (1970) featuring Jenny Agutter, Bernard Cribbins, Dinah Sheridan and William Mervyn

Jenny Agutter in The Railway Children (1970)
Jenny Agutter as Bobbie Waterbury in a production still image from Lionel Jeffries The Railway Children

A production portrait from Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
Harry Andrews, Anthony Quayle, Sylvia Syms and John Mills in a production still image taken during the final sequence of Jack Lee Thompsons classic War title

Heroic fireman rescuing girl from fire
Heroic fireman rescuing a girl from a fire. Date: 19th century

Dramatic Rail Accident at Gare Montparnasse, France
At the Montparnasse terminus of the Chemin de Fer de l Ouest, the Granville train crashes through the buffers and into the street (Rue de Rennes)

The Wicker Man (1973)
A scene from Robin Hardys cult British horror

The Cruel Sea
UK Quad poster artwork for The Cruel Sea

A black and white poster for The Cruel Sea (1953)
A rare black and white version of poster artwork for Charles Frends The Cruel Sea produced by Ealing Studios and based on Nicholas Montsarrats novel

A scene from the Wicker Man
with Christopher Lee as Lord Summerisle

The Cruel Sea
UK distribution quad poster artwork for The Cruel Sea

A moment from the final sequence of Ice Cold In Alex (1957)
with Anthony Quayle, Harry Andrews, Sylvia Syms and John Mills

Anthony Quayle, John Mills, Sylvia Syms and Harry Andrews in Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
A portrait of the main cast for the WW2 drama Ice Cold in Alex directed by Jack Lee Thompson in 1958

The Man In The White Suit
UK original theatrical artwork designed by S. John Woods and A.R. Thompson

A Scene from The Wicker Man (1973)
Christopher Lee as Lord Summerlisle with The Wicker Man in the background

Sherlock Holmes theatre poster
Theatre poster advertising a four-part drama of Sherlock Holmes, playing at the Grand Theatre in Halifax, the show travelling from the Lyceum Theatre in London

A still image from Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
Harry Andrews as Pugh, Sylvia Syms as Sister Diana Murdoch and John Mills as captain Anson push an ambulance across the Libyan desert in Jack Lee Thompsons Ice Cold In Alex

The Railway Children
Main cast end credits picture taken on location

The Railway Children

John Nettles, actor, pictured on the set of Bergerac. He is sitting on the car his character drives, a Burgundy 1947 Triumph Roadster. John Nettles plays the part of detective Jim Bergerac

Stars of the BBC TV series "Grange Hill"Michelle Herbert, aged 15
Stars of the BBC TV series " Grange Hill" Michelle Herbert, aged 15, who plays the part of Trisha Yates with Todd Carty who plays the part of Tucker Jenkins. 11th January 1980

The Death of Socrates, 1787 (oil on canvas)
XOS1127648 The Death of Socrates, 1787 (oil on canvas) by David, Jacques Louis (1748-1825); 129.5x196 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA; (add.info.: Socrates (c.469-399 BC)

A production still from The Railway Children (1970)
The main characters in Lionel Jeffries The Railway Children (1970) on the platform of Oakworth station in Yorkshire

The Railway Children (1970)
Gary Warren, Jenny Agutter and Sally Thomsett all wave handkerchiefs during the filming of The Railway Children directed by Lionel Jeffries

The Wicker Man

Britt Ekland
as Willow in robin Hardys The Wicker Man

The Cruel Sea
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John Mills Basil Hoskins and Anthony Quayle
in a scene from Ice Cold In Alex (1957)

The Railway Children

The Railway Children

The Wicker Man

A colour production still image from The Wicker Man (1973)
The Wicker Man burns against the moody backdrop of the sky of Summerisle in Robin Hardys The Wicker Man, based on a script from Anthony Shaffer

Filming The Wicker Man
giant prompt card for the filming of the final sequence on location

UK one sheet poster for The Servant (1963)
Poster artwork for Joseph Loseys The Servant (1963) featuring Dirk Bogarde, Sarah Miles, James Fox and Wendy Craig

Jack Hawkins as Ericson
In a portrait for The Cruel Sea directed by Charles Frend

The Cruel Sea
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Photo of The Dolly Sisters
Black and white photograph of popular revue stars the Dolly Sisters in the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News of 19th December 1925

Far From The Madding Crowd
Alan Bates in Far From The Madding Crowd

Ice Cold In Alex
Cast portrait in character taken at Elstree Studios

A scene from Ice Cold In Alex (1957)
pushing the ambulance up a desert dune

A portrait of Jenny Agutter from The Railway Children (1970)
The profile of Jenny Agutter as Bobbie Waterbury in Lionel Jeffries The Railway Children adapted from E. Nesbits novel

The Railway Children

Ed Woodward in The Wicker Man (1973)
Edward Woodward as Sergeant Howie in a sequence from Robin Hardys The Wicker Man, based on a script from Anthony Shaffer

A black and white image from The Wicker Man (1973)
Christopher Lee as Lord Summerisle in the final sequence of Robin Hardys The Wicker Man, based on Anthony Shaffers screenplay

Diana Cilento as Miss Rose
in a scene from The Wicker Man

UK one sheet poster for The Go-Between (1971)
Original poster artwork for Joseph Loseys The Go-Between (1971) featuring Julie Christie and Alan Bates

UK quad poster artwork for The Go-Between (1971)
Original poster artwork for the UK theatrical release of Joseph Loseys The Go-Between with Julie Christie and Alan Bates and based on LP Hartleys novel

Ice Cold In Alex

The Cruel Sea (1953)
A portrait of Stanley Baker as Bennett for the war film directed in 1953 by Charles Frend at Ealing Studios

CITIZEN KANE. 1941. Orson Welles as Charles Foster Kane in Citizen Kane, 1941, which Welles also directed

BERNHARDT: MUCHA POSTER. Sarah Bernhardt on a lithograph poster, 1894, by Alphonse Mucha for a production of Gismonda by Victorien Sardou at the Theatre de la Renaissance, Paris, France

Actors on stage in the days of Shakespeare
Theatrical performance in the days of Shakespeare. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Bardelys The Magnificent, by Hamilton and Sabatini
Bardelys The Magnificent, by Henry Hamilton and Rafael Sabatini, from Sabatinis novel (1906). First produced at the Theatre Royal, Birmingham, August 1910, then the Globe Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue

Shakespeare Exhibition at Earls Court, London
Londons great attraction: what to see in Shakespeares England. How to find and identify the chief reconstructions of old Tudor buildings at Earls Court. Date: 1912

Far From The Madding Crowd
Julie Christie in Far From The Madding Crowd

Far From The Madding Crowd
A publicity portrait of Julie Christie for Far From The Madding Crowd

The Railway Children (1970)
Sally Thomsett, Jenny Agutter and Gary Warren play around in a pause of filming

Ed Woodward and Britt Ekland in The Wicker Man (1973)
Edward Woodward as sergeant Howie and Britt Ekland as Willow in a scene from Robin Hardys The Wicker Man

Punch (the fool) from The Wicker Man (1973)
A medium close up of the character of the fool (Punch) from the procession in the film The Wicker Man (1973)

A production still image from The Wicker Man (1973)
The Wicker Man burns against the backdrop of the sky over Summerisle island on the set of Robin Hardys classic film

The procession reaches the beach for the finale
in a scene from The Wicker Man

Filming The Wicker Man
final touches to the Wicker Man before the filming of the finale

Filming The Wicker Man
final touches to the Wicker Man before the filming of the finale

Setting fire to the Wicker Man
in preparation for filming the finale of Robin Hardys thriller in 1973

The Cruel Sea (1953)
A portrait of Virginia McKenna

A scene from Ice Cold In Alex (1957)
The main characters attempt to free the ambulances from the sands of the Egyptian desert

Minack Open Air Theatre, Cornwall, England, UK

Handbill advertising a performance of Hamlet at the Theatre, Leeds
5917334 Handbill advertising a performance of Hamlet at the Theatre, Leeds, 9th November 1843 (print) by English School, (19th century)

The Huntsman, painting by W Smithson Broadhead
Colour photograph in the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News of 24th October 1925 of The Huntsman painting by W Smithson Broadhead. Date: 24th October 1925

Clouds Over Glencoe Village - Three Sisters - Scotland
Glencoe Village, on the southern bank of the River Coe where it enters Loch Leven in the Lochaber area of the Scottish Highlands

Shakespeare quotation on a greetings card (inside pages) -- Heaven give you many, many merry days (The Merry Wives of Windsor). With a colourful spray of flowers. (2 of 2) Date: circa 1890s

Bette Davis (1908-1989) as an infatuated flapper in The Rich Are Always With Us, 1932

FILM: CASABLANCA, 1942. Sidney Greenstreet and Ingrid Bergman in Casablanca directed by Michael Curtiz, 1942

SHAKESPEARE: RICHARD III. Laurence Olivier in the title role of the 1956 film production of William Shakespeares Richard III

Leo Tolstoy, Russian novelist
Leo Tolstoy (Count Lyev Nikolayevich Tolstoy), Russian novelist, essayist, dramatist and educational reformer

Madame Butterfly Poster

Illustration for The Taming Of The Shrew (chromolitho)
3642344 Illustration for The Taming Of The Shrew (chromolitho) by Andre, Richard (1834-1907); Private Collection; (add.info.: Illustration for The Taming Of The Shrew)

Cymbeline - title page - Iachimo emerges from the trunk as Imogen sleeps. 1862

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"Drama: A Captivating Journey through Time and Emotion" Step into the world of drama, where every frame tells a story that grips your heart and stirs your soul. From the iconic production still image of "Ice Cold In Alex" (1958), we witness John Mills embodying heroism as he rescues a girl from the clutches of fire, igniting our admiration for those who selflessly risk their lives. As we delve deeper into this captivating realm, "The Wicker Man" (1973) UK One Sheet poster beckons us with its enigmatic allure, promising an unforgettable experience. And just like "Restless Natives" (1985) UK release one sheet poster, drama takes us on a wild ride filled with adrenaline-pumping escapades. But amidst all the excitement lies tender moments that touch our hearts forever. The original UK one-sheet poster for "The Railway Children" transports us to simpler times when innocence reigned supreme. Jenny Agutter's enchanting presence in "The Railway Children" (1970) reminds us of the power of love and resilience even in the face of adversity. Intrigue lingers within each frame; it is impossible to resist being drawn towards them. Whether it's a production portrait from "Ice Cold In Alex" or the original UK quad artwork for this timeless classic, drama captures our attention effortlessly. Yet not all dramas unfold on screen alone; real-life events can be equally compelling. The dramatic rail accident at Gare Montparnasse in France serves as a haunting reminder that life's unpredictability often mirrors art itself. Through these glimpses into various facets of drama, we are reminded that heroes come in many forms - be it Anthony Quayle, John Mills, Sylvia Syms or Harry Andrews in "Ice Cold In Alex. " Their performances etch themselves onto our memories forever. Drama has an undeniable power.