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Wonderful article!
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Yes, a lovely article, gorgeously illustrated too - well done! Enjoying it.
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| Frankymole wrote: | | Yes, a lovely article, gorgeously illustrated too - well done! Enjoying it. |
yes. well done. must read for any american fan of the series. |
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Wonderful! Thank you so much for this.
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| Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2014 11:35 am Post subject: Re: 30th Anniversary |
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| Neil Hendry wrote: | Ian Hendry - 30th Anniversary Tribute
Today, December 24th 2014, marks 30 years since Ian died.
We've prepared a special video tribute/ article to celebrate and remember his life and work:
>>> Ian Hendry - A Life on Screen Tribute
Best wishes
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A beautiful tribute and what a perfect musical accompaniment. He is sorely missed.
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cheers...nice bit of writing..well done. |
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What a superb photo! Wherever did it come from?
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Last night I watched Repulsion starring Catherine Deneuve. Terrific film about a woman's descent into insanity. Ian Hendry didn't have a huge role, but he was excellent as usual. I did notice him limping in the movie's final scene. I've never noticed this before. Can anyone shed any light on this  Ian actually made some terrific movies after he left The Avengers. Besides Repulsion he was also excellent in Get Carter, Theatre of blood and especially The Hill, which I think saw his finest acting. If ever there was an actor who should have gone on to achieve even greater things  Rich. |
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| Ian's 1974 thriller 'The Internecine Project' also starring James Coburn is on the Talking pictures channel August 3rd at 1.10am. |
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TrueIndigo
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| As well as the fine things previously mentioned here, I also liked Ian in the main role of The Lotus Eaters (one of the four Greece-set TV series Michael J. Bird made for the BBC). And a British film Ian stared in called Live Now - Pay later (1962) in which he played a super confident door-to-door salesman who's so enthusiastic, he would often jump out of his van while it was still moving to proposition another customer on the street! Just can't seem to find that movie on DVD these days, wish I could see it again. |
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| Would anyone happen to have a copy of The Lotus Eaters Series 2 DVD starring Ian Hendry which they may be happy to part with please?! |
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| One of Ian's films, The Southern Star made in 1969, is shown this Tues 23rd, at 6am on the excellent Talking pictures channel. |
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Ian's 1964 film 'This is my street' gets an airing this Saturday (3rd Aug) on the excellent Talking pictures channel at 8pm. Ian gets top billing but there's an impressive supporting cast including both Mike Pratt and Annette Andre, some four years before they worked together on you know what.  Rich. |
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| Cariheart wrote: | I read somewhere that shorty after Ian appeared on This Is Your Life presented to Patrick Macnee, he passed away. He looked so worn then.  |
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speaking of Ian, I watched watched this sci-fi film from 1969, which had a U.S. release on Universal....with Roy Thinnes.... |
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Just watched Girl in the headlines on the Talking pictures channel, a film from 1963 starring Ian. He was great in this film, a natural leading actor. I noticed he had a scar on his forehead in this film, something I've never noticed in any of his other films, so am I right in assuming it's just make-up for this one role? You can see it clearly in this photo.
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| TrueIndigo wrote: | | As well as the fine things previously mentioned here, I also liked Ian in the main role of The Lotus Eaters (one of the four Greece-set TV series Michael J. Bird made for the BBC). And a British film Ian stared in called Live Now - Pay later (1962) in which he played a super confident door-to-door salesman who's so enthusiastic, he would often jump out of his van while it was still moving to proposition another customer on the street! Just can't seem to find that movie on DVD these days, wish I could see it again. |
hard to believe he's been gone for well OVER 30 yrs...I watched him and Roy Thinnes in Gerry Anderson's sci-fi epic, ' journey to far side of the sun' (1969) Universal...
on blu-ray , last night |
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