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RMEJNE7A–Actor Colin Baker, recently named as the sixth Doctor Who in the BBC science fiction programme, pictured for the first time in costume during a photocall at Television Centre in White City. He will take over the role when Peter Davison leaves the series in March. 10th January 1984.
RM2D3DCNC–U.S. actor Christopher Lee arrives during the 45th Annual Rose d'Or Festival in Lucerne, Switzerland, May 7, 2005. The Festival Rose d'Or hosts the most prestigious international awards for entertainment television programmes.
RMEJNFKY–Actor Colin Baker, recently named as the sixth Doctor Who in the BBC science fiction programme, pictured for the first time in costume during a photocall at Television Centre in White City. He will take over the role when peter Davison leaves the series in March. 10th January 1984.
RM2D3R19H–U.S. actor Christopher Lee (L) and his wife Birgit arrive at the 45th Annual Rose d'Or Festival in Lucerne, Switzerland, May 7, 2005. The Festival Rose d'Or hosts the most prestigious international awards for entertainment television programmes.
RMEJNH48–Actor Colin Baker, recently named as the sixth Doctor Who in the BBC science fiction programme, pictured for the first time in costume during a photocall at Television Centre in White City. He will take over the role when peter Davison leaves the series in March. 10th January 1984.
RM2CR33GM–Sir Bob Geldof walks to the Rose D'Or Award Ceremony to receive the Rose d'Or Charity Award during the 45th Annual Rose d'Or Festival in Lucerne. Sir Bob Geldof (L), the creator of Live Aid, walks with Jeanne Lattenand to the Rose D'Or Award Ceremony to receive the Rose d'Or Charity Award from Harry Belafonte, UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and global humanitarian during the 45 th Annual Rose d'Or Festival in Lucerne, Switzerland, May 7, 2005. The Festival Rose d'Or hosts the most prestigious international awards for entertainment television programmes. REUTERS/Pascal Lauener Pictures of the mont
RMEJNF8W–Actor Colin Baker, who plays Doctor Who in the BBC science fiction programme, photographed with his assistant Nicola Bryant who plays Perpugilliam 'Peri' Brown outside BBC's Broadcasting House. They were at the BBC to appear on radio 4 in order to promote the 'Dr Who Story', one of the features of Pirate Radio 4, a short series of live three hour programmes aimed at a young audience, broadcast in July and August 1985. 10th June 1985.
RM2CREC2F–U.S. actor Christopher Lee arrives during the 45th Annual Rose d'Or Festival in Lucerne, Switzerland, May 7, 2005. The Festival Rose d'Or hosts the most prestigious international awards for entertainment television programmes. REUTERS/Pascal Lauener PLA/AEM/YH
RMEJNBYK–Actor Colin Baker, who plays Doctor Who in the BBC science fiction programme, photographed with his assistant Nicola Bryant who plays Perpugilliam 'Peri' Brown outside BBC's Broadcasting House. They were at the BBC to appear on radio 4 in order to promote the 'Dr Who Story', one of the features of Pirate Radio 4, a short series of live three hour programmes aimed at a young audience, broadcast in July and August 1985. 10th June 1985.
RM2CRKBGX–U.S. actor Christopher Lee (L) and his wife Birgit arrive at the 45th Annual Rose d'Or Festival in Lucerne, Switzerland, May 7, 2005. The Festival Rose d'Or hosts the most prestigious international awards for entertainment television programmes. REUTERS/Pascal Lauener PLA/AEM/YH
RMB53W1M–Entertainment Television Programmes. 10 stone, 5' 9' John Noakes today discovered how to become Henry VIII's double for the 'Blue Peter' programmes to be seen on Thursday. John is much smaller and five stone lighter than Henry and John soon found out the answer - in make-up and costume. He spent two hours at BBC Line Grove Studios, in make-up and wardrobe getting ready for the part - complete with beard, mouth padding, the fifty piece costume worth over £200, then a wealth of belts, overtights, undertights, feathered hat, dagger, cloak
RM2CREC2E–Sir Bob Geldof receives the Rose d'Or Charity Award during the 45th Annual Rose d'Or Festival in Lucene. Sir Bob Geldof, the creator of fund-raising concert Live Aid, receives the Rose d'Or Charity Award during the 45th Annual Rose d'Or Festival in Lucene, Switzerland, May 7, 2005. The Festival Rose d'Or hosts the most prestigious international awards for entertainment television programmes. REUTERS/Pascal Lauener
RMB53W2A–Entertainment Television Programmes. 10 stone, 5' 9' John Noakes today discovered how to become Henry VIII's double for the 'Blue Peter' programmes to be seen on Thursday. John is much smaller and five stone lighter than Henry and John soon found out the answer - in make-up and costume. He spent two hours at BBC Line Grove Studios, in make-up and wardrobe getting ready for the part - complete with beard, mouth padding, the fifty piece costume worth over £200, then a wealth of belts, overtights, undertights, feathered hat, dagger, cloak
RM2CR85C2–Sir Bob Geldof receives the Rose d'Or Charity Award during the 45th Annual Rose d'Or Festival in Lucene. Sir Bob Geldof the creator of Live Aid, the greatest fund raising concert ever receives the Rose d'Or Charity Award during the 45th Annual Rose d'Or Festival in Lucene, Switzerland, May 7, 2005. The Festival Rose d'Or hosts the most prestigious international awards for entertainment television programmes. REUTERS/Pascal Lauener REUTERS
RMB53W1W–Entertainment Television Programmes. 10 stone, 5' 9' John Noakes today discovered how to become Henry VIII's double for the 'Blue Peter' programmes to be seen on Thursday. John is much smaller and five stone lighter than Henry and John soon found out the answer - in make-up and costume. He spent two hours at BBC Line Grove Studios, in make-up and wardrobe getting ready for the part - complete with beard, mouth padding, the fifty piece costume worth over £200, then a wealth of belts, overtights, undertights, feathered hat, dagger, cloak
RM2CMDPT1–German TV entertainer Thomas Gottschalk receives the Rose d'Or best Game Show Host Award during the 45 th Annual Rose d'Or Festival in Lucerne. German TV entertainer Thomas Gottschalk receives the Rose d'Or best Game Show Host Award during the 45th Annual Rose d'Or Festival in Lucerne, Switzerland, May 7, 2005. The Festival Rose d'Or hosts the most prestigious international awards for entertainment television programmes. REUTERS/Pascal Lauener
RMB53W2K–Entertainment Television Programmes. 10 stone, 5' 9' John Noakes today discovered how to become Henry VIII's double for the 'Blue Peter' programmes to be seen on Thursday. John is much smaller and five stone lighter than Henry and John soon found out the answer - in make-up and costume. He spent two hours at BBC Line Grove Studios, in make-up and wardrobe getting ready for the part - complete with beard, mouth padding, the fifty piece costume worth over £200, then a wealth of belts, overtights, undertights, feathered hat, dagger, cloak
RM2CREC2T–German TV entertainer Thomas Gottschalk receives the Rose d'Or best Game Show Host Award during the 45 th Annual Rose d'Or Festival in Lucerne. German TV entertainer Thomas Gottschalk receives the Rose d'Or best Game Show Host Award during the 45th Annual Rose d'Or Festival in Lucerne, Switzerland, May 7, 2005. The Festival Rose d'Or hosts the most prestigious international awards for entertainment television programmes. REUTERS/Pascal Lauener
RMB53W2H–Entertainment Television Programmes. 10 stone, 5' 9' John Noakes today discovered how to become Henry VIII's double for the 'Blue Peter' programmes to be seen on Thursday. John is much smaller and five stone lighter than Henry and John soon found out the answer - in make-up and costume. He spent two hours at BBC Line Grove Studios, in make-up and wardrobe getting ready for the part - complete with beard, mouth padding, the fifty piece costume worth over £200, then a wealth of belts, overtights, undertights, feathered hat, dagger, cloak
RM2CR7J93–Sir Bob Geldof receives the Rose d'Or Charity Award during the 45th Annual Rose d'Or Festival in Lucerne. Sir Bob Geldof (R), creator of fund-raising concert Live Aid, receives the Rose d'Or Charity Award from Harry Belafonte (L), UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and global humanitarian, during the 45th Annual Rose d'Or Festival in Lucerne, Switzerland, May 7, 2005. The Festival Rose d'Or hosts the most prestigious international awards for entertainment television programmes. REUTERS/Pascal Lauener
RMB53W2D–Entertainment Television Programmes. 10 stone, 5' 9' John Noakes today discovered how to become Henry VIII's double for the 'Blue Peter' programmes to be seen on Thursday. John is much smaller and five stone lighter than Henry and John soon found out the answer - in make-up and costume. He spent two hours at BBC Line Grove Studios, in make-up and wardrobe getting ready for the part - complete with beard, mouth padding, the fifty piece costume worth over £200, then a wealth of belts, overtights, undertights, feathered hat, dagger, cloak
RMB53W1G–Entertainment Television Programmes. 10 stone, 5' 9' John Noakes today discovered how to become Henry VIII's double for the 'Blue Peter' programmes to be seen on Thursday. John is much smaller and five stone lighter than Henry and John soon found out the answer - in make-up and costume. He spent two hours at BBC Line Grove Studios, in make-up and wardrobe getting ready for the part - complete with beard, mouth padding, the fifty piece costume worth over £200, then a wealth of belts, overtights, undertights, feathered hat, dagger, cloak
RMB53W26–Entertainment Television Programmes. 10 stone, 5' 9' John Noakes today discovered how to become Henry VIII's double for the 'Blue Peter' programmes to be seen on Thursday. John is much smaller and five stone lighter than Henry and John soon found out the answer - in make-up and costume. He spent two hours at BBC Line Grove Studios, in make-up and wardrobe getting ready for the part - complete with beard, mouth padding, the fifty piece costume worth over £200, then a wealth of belts, overtights, undertights, feathered hat, dagger, cloak
RMB53W1Y–Entertainment Television Programmes. 10 stone, 5' 9' John Noakes today discovered how to become Henry VIII's double for the 'Blue Peter' programmes to be seen on Thursday. John is much smaller and five stone lighter than Henry and John soon found out the answer - in make-up and costume. He spent two hours at BBC Line Grove Studios, in make-up and wardrobe getting ready for the part - complete with beard, mouth padding, the fifty piece costume worth over £200, then a wealth of belts, overtights, undertights, feathered hat, dagger, cloak
RMB53W2R–Entertainment Television Programmes. 10 stone, 5' 9' John Noakes today discovered how to become Henry VIII's double for the 'Blue Peter' programmes to be seen on Thursday. John is much smaller and five stone lighter than Henry and John soon found out the answer - in make-up and costume. He spent two hours at BBC Line Grove Studios, in make-up and wardrobe getting ready for the part - complete with beard, mouth padding, the fifty piece costume worth over £200, then a wealth of belts, overtights, undertights, feathered hat, dagger, cloak
RMB53W23–Entertainment Television Programmes. 10 stone, 5' 9' John Noakes today discovered how to become Henry VIII's double for the 'Blue Peter' programmes to be seen on Thursday. John is much smaller and five stone lighter than Henry and John soon found out the answer - in make-up and costume. He spent two hours at BBC Line Grove Studios, in make-up and wardrobe getting ready for the part - complete with beard, mouth padding, the fifty piece costume worth over £200, then a wealth of belts, overtights, undertights, feathered hat, dagger, cloak
RMB53W20–Entertainment Television Programmes. 10 stone, 5' 9' John Noakes today discovered how to become Henry VIII's double for the 'Blue Peter' programmes to be seen on Thursday. John is much smaller and five stone lighter than Henry and John soon found out the answer - in make-up and costume. He spent two hours at BBC Line Grove Studios, in make-up and wardrobe getting ready for the part - complete with beard, mouth padding, the fifty piece costume worth over £200, then a wealth of belts, overtights, undertights, feathered hat, dagger, cloak
RMG6HGE3–Comedian Ken Dodd is pictured for the announcement of a new eight-week series of his show 'Doddy's Music Box' on ABC Television in London.
RMEJNCF1–The Goodies, will be returning for a new series on BBC2 at 8.15 pm from Sunday. Photocall for interview at Graeme Garden's North London home, Thursday 25th January 1973. The Goodies Trio are Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden & Bill Oddie.
RMG8AT35–Actress Una Stubbs, who plays 'Rita' in the television series 'Til Death Us Do Part' pictured at the Royal Lancaster Hotel, London, for a press reception ahead of a new series.
RMEJNCFC–The Goodies, will be returning for a new series on BBC2 at 8.15 pm from Sunday. Photocall for interview at Graeme Garden's North London home, Thursday 25th January 1973. The Goodies Trio are Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden & Bill Oddie.
RMEJNB4Y–The Goodies, will be returning for a new series on BBC2 at 8.15 pm from Sunday. Photocall for interview at Graeme Garden's North London home, Thursday 25th January 1973. The Goodies Trio are Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden & Bill Oddie.
RMEJNH7E–Actor Colin Baker, who plays Doctor Who in the BBC science fiction programme, photographed with his new assistant Bonnie Langford during filming of the The Trial of a Time Lord. Langford plays Melanie, a 21 year old computer programmer. . 20th October 1986.
RMEJNHHE–Actor Colin Baker, who plays Doctor Who in the BBC science fiction programme, photographed with his assistant Nicola Bryant who plays Perpugilliam 'Peri' Brown during filming at Butser Ancient Farm Project, Butser Hill, Hampshire for the story The Mysterious Planet, part of the larger Trial of A Time Lord narrative. 10th April 1986.
RMG8AT31–Entertainment - Una Stubbs - 'Til Death Us Do Part' Photocall - Royal Lancaster Hotel, London
RMEJNEPY–Actor Colin Baker, who plays Doctor Who in the BBC science fiction programme, photographed during filming at Butser Ancient Farm Project, Butser Hill, Hampshire for the story The Mysterious Planet, part of the larger Trial of A Time Lord narrative. 10th April 1986.
RMG7RWTN–Richard Dimbleby is seen with monitor screens as live pictures from Moscow and Cape Kennedy were received simultaneously for the first time by BBC Television during a programme on Russia's latest space triumph and America's new attempt. The pictures from America were being received via space satellite and those from Russia through Eurovision link.
RMEJNG9D–Actor Colin Baker, who plays Doctor Who in the BBC science fiction programme, photographed with Bonnie Langford at the Aldwych Theatre, London after it was announced that she would play the part of the Doctor's new assistant Melanie, a 21 year old computer programmer. Langford was starring as Peter Pan at the Aldwych when the announcement was made. 23rd January 1986.
RMEJNB4J–Steptoe and Son actors enjoy a pint in local pub, during break in filming of the BBC Comedy Series, Shepherds Bush, London, 20th August 1974. Actors : Wildred Brambell whp plays Albert Steptoe & Harry H Corbett his son Harold Steptoe.
RMEJNBXF–Steptoe and Son actors enjoy a pint in local pub, during break in filming of the BBC Comedy Series, Shepherds Bush, London, 20th August 1974. Actors : Wildred Brambell whp plays Albert Steptoe & Harry H Corbett his son Harold Steptoe.
RMEJNBED–Steptoe and Son actors enjoy a pint in local pub, during break in filming of the BBC Comedy Series, Shepherds Bush, London, 20th August 1974. Actors : Wildred Brambell whp plays Albert Steptoe & Harry H Corbett his son Harold Steptoe.
RMEJNEPJ–Actor Colin Baker, who plays Doctor Who in the BBC science fiction programme, photographed with his assistant Nicola Bryant who plays Perpugilliam 'Peri' Brown during filming at Butser Ancient Farm Project, Butser Hill, Hampshire for the story The Mysterious Planet, part of the larger Trial of A Time Lord narrative. 10th April 1986.
RMEJNG08–Actor Colin Baker, who plays Doctor Who in the BBC science fiction programme, photographed with his assistant Nicola Bryant who plays Perpugilliam 'Peri' Brown during filming at Butser Ancient Farm Project, Butser Hill, Hampshire for the story The Mysterious Planet, part of the larger Trial of A Time Lord narrative. 10th April 1986.
RMB54BG2–Entertainment Television Programmes: Harry Worth, bumbling bachelor of BBC-1's comedy series, gets his very first girlfriend in
RMB54BGP–Entertainment television programmes: Harry Worth, bumbling bachelor of BBC-1's comedy series, gets his very first girlfriend in
RMB54BGE–Entertainment Television Programmes: Harry Worth, bumbling bachelor of BBC-1's comedy series, gets his very first girlfriend in
RMB54BG8–Entertainment Television Programmes: Harry Worth, bumbling bachelor of BBC-1's comedy series, gets his very first girlfriend in
RMB54BFW–Entertainment Television Programmes: Harry Worth, bumbling bachelor of BBC-1's comedy series, gets his very first girlfriend in
RMB54EBA–Entertainment: Television Programmes: Filming the Man Hunt series for London Weekend Television, actress Cyd Hayman is one of a
RMGBHKX1–Writer, artist and television presenter of 'Candid Camera', Jonathan Routh driving away from London Heathrow airport.
RMB54EB4–Entertainment: Television Programmes: Filming the Man Hunt series for London Weekend Television, actress Cyd Hayman is one of a
RMB54EAX–Entertainment: Television Programmes: Filming the Man Hunt series for London Weekend Television, actress Cyd Hayman is one of a
RMB54EA2–Entertainment: Television Programmes: Filming the Man Hunt series for London Weekend Television, actress Cyd Hayman is one of a
RMG8N6GH–Actor George Cole, 63, who returned to TV this month as Arthur Daley in ITV's new series of 'Minder'.
RMB54EAE–Entertainment: Television Programmes: Filming the Man Hunt series for London Weekend Television, actress Cyd Hayman is one of a
RMB54EAJ–Entertainment: Television Programmes: Filming the Man Hunt series for London Weekend Television, actress Cyd Hayman is one of a
RMGB2XYJ–Wearing one of his typical expressions, comedian Tony Hancock gets his shoulders comfortable on the pillow and relaxes during rehearsals for the new BBC Television series, 'Hancock'
RMB54M1N–Entertainment: Television programmes: The pictures show the scene in form 5c when two of the girls in the class arrive at school wearing see through dresses. It is a scene in last show in the series of Please Sir on London Weekend T.V. The class are told they will be going to the threatre and the girls turn up in the see through dresses only to be sent home to change. The girls are Sharon, played by Penny Spencer (in the dark dress) and Maureen played by Liz Gebhardt. The show will be transmitted on Dec 13th.The girls getting a talking to by their teacher Mr. Hedges played by John Alderton
RMGAXR4B–BBC-TV's Blue Peter presenter Lesley Judd in London with two three-week old tabby twin kittens, who make their bow on the programme for the first time.
RMB54M1W–Entertainment: Television programmes: The pictures show the scene in form 5c when two of the girls in the class arrive at school wearing see through dresses. It is a scene in last show in the series of Please Sir on London Weekend T.V. The class are told they will be going to the threatre and the girls turn up in the see through dresses only to be sent home to change. The girls are Sharon, played by Penny Spencer (in the dark dress) and Maureen played by Liz Gebhardt. The show will be transmitted on Dec 13th. The girls showing their dresses to form 5c. November 1969 Z11355
RMG55RGF–The presenters of children's television programme 'Blue Peter' in 1972 L-R: Peter Purves, Lesley Judd, Valerie Singleton and John Noakes, who is with his dog 'Shep'.
RMGCFHJ8–Actress Lynn Redgrave (r) in the ABC TV's Armchair Theatre production, 'What's Wrong with Humpty Dumpty'. Behind her is John Clark, whom she is to marry in New York.
RMGB2XYH–Wearing one of his typical expressions, comedian Tony Hancock gets his shoulders comfortable on the pillow and relaxes with Bertrand Russell's 'Human Knowledge', during rehearsals for the new BBC Television series, 'Hancock'
RMGAXPNT–Crufts Supreme Champion, Gable (Champion Viscount Grant) and its pop singer owner Amoo from Liverpool, make their second appearance on BBC-TV's 'Blue Peter, with presenters Janet Ellis (right) and Caron Keating.
RMG7J9E2–Mandy Rice-Davies in a studio make-up department as she was getting prepared for her appearance on Granada's news and magazine television programme 'Scene at 6.30'. She was being interviewed for the programme in London by Denis Pitts.
