Even then Dave Prowse was having his voice dubbed.

Jimmy got shish kebab'd

I wonder what happened to all those people that appeared in these adverts???

I remember as a kid CN kept showing these stupid commemorative plate commercials, and other stuff no kid ever was interested in - and then I saw this ad and laughed so much. They actually knew humour back then at CN.

Love the candle being blown out through the photograph

9:00 Jeff Goldblum 9:19 Anthony Head

2:10 I was a member of the gang of kids..... shocking behaviour!

Crazy to think the green cross code guy grew up to be darth vader

pedo alert dead jimmy

Even in this, Dave Prowse's Bristolian accent gets edited out...

Taken From St. Elmo’s Fire (1985 VHS)

Algo inexplicable me hace volver a ver esta maravilla de tiempo en tiempo. Lo único claro es que luego de ver y escuchar termino con un sonrisa de oreja a reja y un animo increíble. Gracias Scott Bradley Gracias Tom & Jerry

roger moore......bond..

Let's admire the balls that child actor had to put his hand on those porcelain insulators, de-energised or not... although i guess he hadn't seen this psa.

How dare you put Seville on this

These ads were shit then and they’re shot now. For actual good ads you have to go back further in time. The comments here prove if you show anything old people will feel something for it. You could show them grass growing and they’d feel nostalgic.

The original response Corinne gave to Bond about her mother's list was "what mother?" The character was originally a ditzy Californian blonde named Trudi Parker, not unlike Anne Lonneberg who played the Museum Guide. I do wonder if Lonneberg was originally auditioned with her in mind to play Parker but in the end became one of Drax's girls once the production moved to France and Corinne Clery was hired. The novelization of Moonraker the movie retained Trudi Parker the character, where she revealed she was Drax's personal pilot. Her death happened offscreen, related by Goodhead to Bond. Apparently it came off like a hunting accident in which Drax's dogs attacked her.

Impressive ❤

At 0.27 Sean Connery strangely looked very young, as young as he did in the 60s Bond films even though he was 53 or so when he made Never Say Never Again.

1:59 It wasn't the only thing he 'clunked and clicked'.

The guy is as smooth as cream. I guess that’s what happens when you are tall and handsome. Kind of a self fulfilling prophecy

Splink.!??!?!😂

there should be psa on oosylimc pyd grmn gangs today

green cross code not evwn adulta uae it nowadays , so nany zombiesrunninvouf into the roax and carrigeway ,its like tgey hace ev wjsh orsomethi g i seeit dailty. Im in ng 30s i still apply it to this day when im not driving

I like the fact that he was always honest about his hair loss and only wore a hairpiece/toupee for a role and not in public unlike most movie stars. And I love the fact that he and Roger Moore wete great friends for decades and there was no rivalry between them.

What a jazzy arrangement of this cartoon at BBC Proms. Amazing.

I got 96 right of the quiz😊

When I was a young child, I got hit by a car whilst walking home from school and attempting to cross a very fast road (the car was doing 50mph in a 30 zone ...) I was in the hospital for 3 months and they kept thinking they would have to amputate my arm, until my Dad paid a lot of money for some doctor to come from Harley Street who saved it! Anyway whilst I was in the hospital they played me and the other kids endless child safety videos. The one I remember being about not climbing electricity pylons. I've never had a desire to climb an electricity pylon in my life, and it was the driver of the car who was at fault not me! But I do like the "Charley" films.

Could you upload the whole show? Thank you!!

It's funny (actually, MASSIVELY frustrating how this compilation of adverts is also bombarded with today's ridiculously, sh1te adverts every couple of mins. Just like this compilation, if I wanted to see TODAYS adverts, I would type them up.... but in the right mind, who wants to see today's adverts. Rant over 😂😂

A brilliant actor. A reflective, gentle, wise old owl. Watch if ever you see him fall in any of his movies. He falls to the floor better than any stunt performer! True.

Tarkin raps ? I’ve seen it all. What a wonderful gentleman.

Thank you so much for this rarity. Great interview.

thanks for sharing

my most favarite cowten

I was visiting an old work colleague in Kent just before the 1992 GE who I learned was a neighbour of Peter Cushing. As a consequence, I had the pleasure of meeting the man who only a year after this interview had become very frail due to his cancer. He was a true gentleman in every sense of the word, a lovely erudite and intelligent man with many interesting anecdotes and tales. When I was with him I asked about the two Doctor Who movies he made in the 1960s as I am a big classic Doctor Who fan. I am grateful to have met him and thankful for his patience and attentiveness to what I now realise in retrospect was the intrusive and rambling questions of an excitable Doctor Who fan.

Not the greatest Bond movie in the world and the soundtrack is downright awful. But great to see Sean Connery back as 007 one last time time. A very worthy movie for discussion, hence the latest episode of the movie podcast I co-host, Trimming The Movie Fat. Check out our Never Say Never Again episode here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2m0lqGbdp59pZYsi=GzPTfYd6ub2QOTqY

Wow this one's new to me.

Such a wonderful old gentleman. I wish we still had actors like him around, he was a real class act. Actually, I wish there were just more people like him around in general. The world would be far more civilised and genteel.

Woman at 1:57 looks like she has a creepy little face on the top of her head in the parting.

When adverts was really good back in the day now adverts is so boring now days

2:02 look at those old big British thumbs pressing on the seatbelt

This is amazing i just crying . Thank you so much for making this

This is like a different planet, not a different time

He said nice birds? 😂

God bless white people

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Remember standing sad song and kindergarten music comes nickelodeon music shots = right? Are you alright

Such a patronising interviewer

When I first watched "One Million Years BC" on TV in the early 1970s I kept track similarly of the "language(s)" used in that film. The longest "conversation", as I recall, was Raquel Welch getting the outsider man to tell her tribe his name. He initially did not understand what she was asking, till she pointed at a man and used his name "Ahot", then indicated herself and said "Loana", her name, and then pointed to this new guy and said "Unh?" in a questioning tone. He then comprehended and announced "Tumak!" This enabled her later in the film to jump happily into the ocean and to call out brightly, "Tumak!" to invite him to join her. He was scared of the water and did not do so, and she soon after was grabbed by a pterodactyl, so that ended that.