PETER CUSHING: DR WHO: SUGAR PUFF DALEK: UP FOR SALE!

CUSHING CORNFLAKE DALEK UP FOR SALE!
An original Dalek is among items up for sale at Dickins Auctioneers’ Antiques and Collectables auction on October 5 and 6 in Middle Claydon, UK. Lot 800 in the two-day auction is “A 1966 Dr Who Dalek fro

m the film Daleks Invasion Earth: 2150 AD, starring Peter Cushing.”

The Dalek, which has been put up for sale by a local vendor, was a 'SUGAR PUFFS' competition prize. It stands 61¾in high and is estimated to fetch £250 to £350.

VINTAGE HAMMER FILMS : 'THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN' COLOUR STILL: PETER CUSHING AND ROBERT URQUAHRT.

PETER CUSHING AND ROBERT URQUHART AS VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN AND PAUL KREMPE IN HAMMER FILMS FIRST CUSHING / FRANKENSTEIN FILM 'THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN' (1957) DIRECTED BY TERENCE FISHER.

PETER CUSHING : SEBASTIAN GRISBANE : 'HOUSE OF THE LONG SHADOWS' (1983)

Peter Cushing as Sebastian Grisbane in Pete Walker's 1983 'HOUSE OF THE LONG SHADOWS' also starring Vincent Price, Christopher Lee and John Carradine.

HOUSE OF THE LONG SHADOWS : REMASTERED DVD : REVIEW AND GALLERY : COMING SOON.

PETER CUSHING : CHRISTOPHER LEE: DRACULA AD 1972 40 YEAR ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION! AT OUR PCASUK FACEBOOK FAN PACE

This FRIDAY 28th SEPTEMBER PCASUK celebrates the 40 year anniversary of the Hammer Film Productions 'DRACULA AD 1972' at our UK Peter Cushing Appreciation Society Facebook Fan Page.

Galleries, Features and all things AD 72! come and join us!

TENDRE DRACULA: EURO POSTER: PETER CUSHING AS MACGREGOR.

PETER CUSHING: HAMLET : (1948)

Peter Cushing as the sinister Beau Brummell of the Danish Court 'Osric' with Terence Morgan as 'Laertes' in HAMLET (1948) directed by Laurence Olivier. Peter's brother-in-law Reginald Beck (who had edited Olivier's HENRY V) was associate producer.

Cushing said of Olivier: 'When the production started, Larry was a kind, considerate, patient director...but as time went by he became more and more autocratic...towards the end it was 'do it this way, do it that way, and don't argue, goddamit!' '. The film is beautifully shot in B&W and takes obvious visual cues from Orson Welles as well as Universal horror. Cushing also said: 'If Hamlet had been a Hammer film...they'd say 'This is disgusting! Dreadful! All these deaths. Think of the bodies littering the floor!' ' The film also features great genre actors Patrick Troughton and Niall MacGinnis, and uncredited extra work by Doreen Lawrence (Peter's first love and one-time fiancé), Desmond Llewelyn, Patrick Macnee and Christopher Lee (making this the first film Cushing and Lee ever appeared in together).