Showing posts with label throwback. Show all posts
Showing posts with label throwback. Show all posts

Friday 11 November 2016

ITS ALL CHANGE ON SATURDAYS: #HAMMERFILMSSATURDAY!


#THROWBACKTHURSDAY: ONE LOOK AT THE HEADER BANNER on this website, our PCAS FACEBOOK FAN PAGE   and any of our other internet platforms, will tell you all posts on our daily schedule is themed. Saturday's for the last few years has been dedicated to behind the scenes photographs from Peter Cushing's films, television and theater work. Now, it's time for a CHANGE! From THIS WEEKEND Saturday's will mean #HAMMERFILMSSATURDAYS! We'll be sharing the best in rare and popular colour transparencies, black and white stills from not only Peter Cushing's work with Hammer films, but #HAMMERFILM productions with a Peter Cushing connection! It makes for a pretty exciting day, which will include 'ON SET and BEHIND THE SCENES' images and photographs too! DO join us, this #HAMMERFILMSATURDAY!



#GETTHECUSHIONITSCUSHING! EVERY SUNDAY we invite you to hit the sofa, grab yourself a CUSHION to hide behind, as we discuss and dissect a classic Peter Cushing scene! Over the past few weeks we've covered some crackers! So join us on #SUNDAYS!



#MONSTERMONDAY is our way of starting the week with one of our most popular features! We pick a character from Peter Cushing's work and ask the question, 'Is THIS a Monster or a tragedy of a misunderstood unfortunate?' It produces some interesting points and debates, where sometimes you come away, never see that character in the same light again! Though many...ARE MONSTERS!!


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#TOOCOOLTUESDAY: Our posts on a Tuesday could anything from models, rare memorabilia, publicity materials and rare candid photographs. It's the day where, we post the unusual and the iconic too!



#GIMMETHEGIFWEDNESDAY: HERE'S THE CONCEPT, you tells your favourite moment, a shot from a Peter Cushing film, and we'll present it as a silent clip, presented on a loop..JUST FOR YOU! We get skip loads of requests every week, we can only present a handful on our PCAS FACEBOOK FAN PAGE, so many, you find here, on this website, every WEDNESDAY and through-out the week, and dedicated to you, who requested it! 

 

 
 
 



#THROWBACKTHURSDAY: While the rest of the net is posting it's nostalgic trips, we #THROWBACK to anywhere from 1913 until 1994, the years of Peter Cushing birth and passing under a multitude themes and subjects.

 






#FRANKENSTEINFRIDAY : It's a role that Peter Cushing made all his own. With films decision to follow the adventures of the good Baron, instead of one creation, it broke the mould and gave us no more than SIX Hammer Cushing films! All winners, and all at some time covered on our weekly dip into the Frankenstein saga!


SO LOTS TO SEE AND DO, following our website and facebook page for the seven days! It should never be a passive experience for anyone. There's quizzes, PRIZE competition, much to discuss and comment on. It's YOUR website and Facebook Page... without YOUR interaction, the whole thing goes no where. So DO give us your likes, clicks, shares and comments..it helps to keep the memory of Peter's life and work, ALIVE! 

Thursday 28 July 2016

RELEASE THE HOUNDS! THROWBACKTHURSDAY RARE CHRIS LEE ON SET PIC


#throwbackthursday : IT'S 53 YEARS AGO THIS MONTH  that Hammer films 'Hound of the Baskervilles' was released in the USA. 'Hound' was Hammer films only dip into the Sherlock Holmes stories, though both Cushing and Lee went on to play the detective for several film companies over the years. Here is a rarely seen on set photograph of both Christopher Lee (Sir Henry Baskerville) and Marla Landi (Cecile) during a location shoot for the film on Chobham Common, Surrey, England. Although one of the most popular Sherlock stories, Holmes features much less on the page....and so in the film too, Dr Watson (Andre Morell) gets more screen-time than Cushing's Holmes!


The UK Press AD that appeared just two months before the release of Hammer films 'The Hound of the Baskervilles' in May 1959.


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Friday 20 May 2016

#THROWBACKTHURSDAY : UNCLE HARRY AND THE MAN FROM THE LITTLE PET SHOP OF HORRORS


#‎throwbackthursday‬: For the next few weeks, we are making our ‪#‎throwback‬ themed.. we'll be digging through the collection to bring you some rare and not so well known television appearances from the 1950's, 60's and 70's. Peter was very fortunate to have had an extremely successful television career, long before his success on the big screen. To kick us off with our FIRST , Peter Cushing Telly #throwbackthursday post . . .


 . . . . a photograph from the BBC play 'UNCLE HARRY' which was broadcast on 8th May 1958 and starred Peter Cushing, Beryl Measor, Gerald James and the actress in the pic, Mary Morris. The play was based in Wales and BBC Wales produced this television adaptation of Thomas Job's stage play. The story revolved around Harry Quincey (Uncle Harry played by Cushing) who lives with his two rather quarrelsome sisters, who look after him, but feels stifled. He thinks up a desperate plan to free himself.


TRIVIA: After it's run on Broadway in 1942, it was adapted shortly after into a film starring George Saunders entitled, The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry.... it's script and story bore little resemblance to the  theatre production or tv play!


#throwbackthursday: MORE Throw Back Cushing Telly: Peter Cushing as Martin Blueck, the owner of a suspicious pet shop in 'The Silent Scream' an episode of the short lived TV series 'Hammer House Of Horror' (1980) co-starring Brian Cox and directed by Alan Gibson who had worked with Peter and for Hammer directing Dracula AD 1972 and The Satanic Rites Of Dracula (1974) This was the final time that Peter worked for Hammer films.

MORE Cushing Telly Throwbacks NEXT Thursday



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