Peter Cushing as Phillip Grayson in 'The House That Dripped Blood' Amicus Films (1971)
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Thursday, 2 August 2012
PETER CUSHING : 'QUATERMASS AND THE PIT' PHOTO OP AT ELSTREE STUDIOS 1967
A photo opportunity on the set of Hammer Film Productions 'Quatermass and the Pitt' (1967) with Peter posing with Hammer producer Anthony Nelson - Keys on his right, Nigel Kneale to his left and the film's director Roy Ward Baker. We are still undecided if the woman and childrem are Kneal's or Baker's family. If you know, maybe you could message and tells us?
HAMMER FILMS PRODUCTIONS : TWINS OF EVIL : PETER CUSHING AS GUSTAV WEIL : (1971)
Peter Cushing as Gustav Weil from Hammer Films 'Twins of Evil'. This was the first film that Peter made after an absence of three months following Helen's passing. Shooting began at the end of March at Pinewood studios in 1971. https://www.facebook.com/petercushingblog
Wednesday, 1 August 2012
PETER CUSHING AND NIGEL STOCK: SHERLOCK HOLMES AND DR JOHN WATSON: BBC TELEVISION 'SHERLOCK HOLMES' 1968
Peter Cushing and Nigel Stock as Sherlock Holmes and Dr John Watson in t BBC television's 'Sherlock Holmes' a sixteen part series broadcast in 1968.
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PETER CUSHING : THE DOUGLAS FAIRBANK'S OF FRANKENSTEIN'S : STUNT WORK PART TWO
Again, another illustration of Peter's Cushing's 'Have-A Go' attitude to stunt work that many actors today would shy away from, for fear of scorching their wigs and grazing their knees! Peter as Baron Frankenstein Battling the blaze in Hammer Films 1965 'The Evil of Frankenstein' More at our UK Peter Cushing Appreciation Society Facebook Fan Page! Come join us! https://www.facebook.com/petercushingblog
PETER CUSHING: THE FAIRBANK'S OF FRANKENSTEIN'S! 'THE EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN' (1964) PART ONE
Peter Cushing getting into the swing of things on Hammer Films 'The Evil of Frankenstein' (1964) He was never shy of performing a stunt that he thought he could perform himself, rather than trouble a stuntman! More at the facebook group The UK Peter Cushing Appreciation Society: https://www.facebook.com/petercushingblog
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