Introducing Ealing Studios

[@kennethterrell7409]

What a loving docu of this magical era. Superb. Man in the White Suit remains one of my all-time favorites.

[@GTMarmot]

If you go there now, you'd never imagine the fields, cottages, forests, etc. that were there at the time this studio was making movies. It's nearly impossible to imagine.

[@neilraymond3304]

My late wonderful and favourite uncle - Uncle Harry- Harry Kraatz was Assistant Director on Whisky Galore and The Blue Lamp. Dearest Harry we send you all our love. Neil xxxx

[@nelliedailey1917]

Whisky Galore. An old favorite.

[@officialsimonharris]

We really need an updated film about the studios, especially because this is the 120th anniversary

[@kidneymcsecrets8402]

I grew up on these films! They were staples on PBS in the '70s and early '80's

[@fromthepeanutgallery1084]

My teacher at Cal Arts was Alexander Mackendrick.

[@danali45]

A very interesting video! Well done, informative ... and I like the extracts chosen !

[@tomkent4656]

Michael Balcon was Daniel Day-Lewis's grandfather.

[@chezzer58]

My Dad used to work in a factory next door to the Ealing Studios called Daley's. They dealt in Transistors in the 60's before moving the whole company to Weymouth in the 70's

[@rbrooks2007]

I can remember the sound effect from the lab in the Man in the White Suit film making it onto radio and making the charts.

[@MayaJagger]

was just thinking it'd make a great sample!

[@rbrooks2007]

@@MayaJagger great idea! it's overdue a re-release. If Popcorn can make it to the charts also, that sound effect track can can also make it

[@DoojeenDoonican]

Fantastic - Matthew Sweet is great as always

[@absolutefriend]

Thank you!

[@bennettpeterson5992]

Excellent....well done

[@mikkifly]

great piece..gotta love ealing.

[@JamesXSmith]

I pass this place often. Shame it is not the same

[@antonmarcelline7150]

Fragile Film producers Barnaby Thompson and Uri Fruchtmann (Annie Lennox's ex-husband) purchased Ealing Studio's late 90's

[@ziggycat999]

This is my second favorite to 'Making a Compost Heap (1941)'.

[@Amy-be6ed]

So uh. What's to become of the indie film industry now?

[@Connorconnor24]

I went to school at met film school inside the ealing studios

[@nathanking9630]

What are you up to now?

[@Amy-be6ed]

@@nathanking9630 lol

[@heronbird81]

I’m going there in April for part time writing course can’t wait

[@Connorconnor24]

@@heronbird81 you'll love it !

[@Lynneheal]

brilliant

[@amyclarke41]

ooh lets

[@sebastianmelmoth7331]

Its so difficult to get these movies on Netflix, Prime, etc... I've really fallen in love with the classics as the modern film industry is producing cold, political messaging, virtue signalling forgettable pictures that are as deposable as bubble gum. Anyone able to recommend streaming services in the UK for these movies?