Wonderful thou im slightly irritated that Christopher Franke's wonderful Babylon 5 theme interspersed throughout didn't seem to get a credit!

Saw this in Glasgow RSNO - expensive cinema - but the BEST!

If you ever get a chance to see an orchestra play the sound track live to a movie, especially Star Wars, it’s well work the experience. You will not regret it. I took my family to see The Empire Strikes Back with Phenix, Arizona, orchestra, Amazing!

The London. A very high ranking candidate for the most ugly ship design in sci fi history. For years I thought it had actually been built out of Lego. Seeing it in higher picture quality nowadays hardly improves the impression it left on me then. What a shed! 😂

I saw him in Guards! Guards! in the late 90s, hugely funny.

it is showing here in september that is why i looked for this video to see what it's about. hahaa

damned. i still got lost in the moment. i totally forgot han was there to save the day!!

this is excellent

WOW! - Just realised, Paul Darrow would have made a BRILLIANT Sherlock Holmes (if he already hadn’t) 😳 - ALSO a wonderful DR Who!!

Like to get model of the Liberator do you have any in stock & prices? How big are they?

Great actor Yet his vice was smoking. He lost his legs in later life through his smoking

It is coming to Zorlu Performance Center Istanbul on the May 4th!!!

RIP Alan Handy! ❤️

watched this with the houston symphony orchestra and it was superb!

Imagine John Williams composing the whole movie with a live orchestra that’s would be so magical

Here's to Maurice Murphy He joined the London Symphony Orchestra in 1977 as Principal Trumpet and his first assignment was to play that opening high E blare that we all have come to love. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurice_Murphy_(musician)

The interest has never faded. In time, more people realise your brilliance. Mr Paul Darrow, Sir.

I am going to see this in Sweden whit swedish orchestra

I loved everything about "Blake's 7" except the last episode.

I remember Darrow saying that in his role as Avon, he tried to channel his inner "Robert Vaughn", and I can see a lot of that in just about everything I saw him in.

Good actor, played one of the greatest characters on tv sci fi, and an absolutely lovely man in real,life. Had the pleasure of meeting him after a performance of Guards! Guards!" And he was kind enough to give up a fair bit of time talking to some of his fans and the stray yank tagging along with them.

Paul Darrow was a marvelous actor, I hope he's up there in heaven.

He would've made a first rate Sherlock Holmes. Excellent in the Dorothy L. Sayers tv adaptation of Murder Must Advertise and, of course, at the top of his game as Kerr Avon in Blake's 7. R. I. P. Paul Darrow.

He made Blakes 7 amazing, he will be missed

I am 62 and just visiting Blakes 7 again, brings back many happy memories. Paul Darrow as Avon was the actor that glued the series together he had such presence.

I’m going to Empire Strikes Back the next May4th 2023. Can I bring a light saber?

I think Paul Darrow is an underrated actor. I could see him cast in much bigger movies.

Wonderful versatile actor RIP

Goodbye Paul Darrow you were wonderful! Thank you 😊

It was good up until the point they started playing Elvis Presley

I cannot imagine my life without Blakes 7 and the character Avon in the early 80s. To me, everything was Blakes 7 and to a slightly lesser extent, Doctor Who and Star Wars. Recently, I saw an interview of Paul Darrow being interviewed and he mentioned that he was a big Humphrey Bogart fan. If you watch Paul playing Avon you can see a bit of Humphrey Bogart in him. It's subtle but it's there.

Paul Darrow was a superb character actor - lovely speaking 🔊 voice RIP and thank you for all you've given the public 🙏

A great actor, sad he passed.

When Doctor Who first aired in the NYC area in late 1978, no one cared - but at 11am on Saturday morning there was Blake's Seven and it was like WOW! For two seasons, the best damn space opera EVER!

MY FAVOURITE AVON LINE (OF WHICH THERE WERE MANY!!!),"STAND STILL ! ! ! YOU BETRAY ME ? ? ?"👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

AVON WAS THE GREATEST TELEVISION BADASS BASTARD OF ALL TIME ! ! !👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

This was beautifully done thank you. As a kid of the 70s I adored Blake's 7! I got my nephew into the videos in the 1990s. I thought Pearce and Darrow were brilliant actors. 👏 thank you for all your wonderful contributions RIP 🙏

It pisses me off that he's dead. Blake's 7 was a terrific show and it was Darrow's character, brilliantly written and wonderfully acted, that made it.

Pacey was pretty good in Blake 7. He's so much more than just good looks which he must have got sick of people asserting its his main attribute. I liked the fact he would challenge Avon. For me the 4th series was the weaker

Darrow and Pearce were both very fine actors strutting their stuff in the late 1970s and my life is richer for them.

Brilliant! He was a very good actor but I really loved his Avon character ❤ Blake's 7 was a great series 😊

I always thought he was one of the best actors I have ever seen

When I was still at school at 15, my first part time job which led to a full time job after I left school was at a model making company. My work bench alot of the time consisted of the Liberator control desk with various other props stacked around it, it was being stored. I remember my colleague purchased it off the company to install in his house after it was effectively finished with, that was a long time ago....fun times

servalan, our sexy villain! jenna, you are miss universe!

along with B7 I remember Darrow for the pc game Hostile Waters. dam he had a voice

This reminder face man from the a team 😊

A perfect tribute!! Paul will be forever missed. 💙

The voice was timeless. Darrow looked good and fitted Avon like an inter-galactic glove. Blake's 7 was a master class in British sci-fi. Never again shall we see an actor play a part that was so ruthless, had all the best lines, and looked terrific in leathers. Yep, Paul Darrow had it all. Lucky bastard. God rest your soul....

Haven't thought about Blakes 7 in decades😆 This, Sapphire and Steel, The Tomorrow People were shows I used to make sure I was home after school in the 70s to watch.🤣

A bit of the Laurence Oliviers there. No less brilliant for all that