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Summary Originally on: CBS Status: Ended Premiered: January 22, 1984 Last Aired: August 7, 1987 Show Categories: Action/Adventure, Science-Fiction Created by Donald P. Bellisario, who had already had such hits as ‘Magnum p.i.’ (1980-1988), ‘Airwolf’ followed the adventures of a hi-tech helicopter and it’s reclusive pilot, Stringfellow Hawke. Bellisario developed Airwolf (early working titles: Blackwolf,...
As Noel Sheppard writes, "Lib Photographer Admits Making McCain Look Sinister for Mag Cover", quoting from the photographer in question, Jill Greenberg:I am a pretty hard core Democrat. Some of my artwork has been pretty anti-Bush, so maybe it was...
The Movie Monday Blog Carnival is over at Observations from Missy's Window. It features my recent posting on David Hemmings and Five Clues to Fortune .
The opening of this Youtube video by the German band Faust features what must be a scene from the Children's Film Foundation production Five Clues to Fortune . It features a very young David Hemmings (second right in the photograph above).
IndustryWeek : Eye On China : Interesting story here in IndustryWeek, generally talking about the state of manufacturing in China, but turning its eye to Lean: When it comes to the current state of Chinese manufacturing efficiency, David Hemmings, president and CEO of consulting firm Pacific Rim Alliance, says, 'Chinese companies, when compared to Western productivity numbers, are still very inefficient...
Simon Jenkins, the newspaper columnist and former editor of the Times, and chairman of the National Trust, has split up with his wife, the American-born actress Gayle Hunnicutt (pictured here,…
Michael Winner - an opinionated, self-obsessed, bloated food critic and part-time insurance salesman. Where did it all go wrong? After all, this was a man responsible for some of British cinema's finest moments in the 1960s - and you can...
ROLLING STONE SIR MICK JAGGER was desperate to land a lead role in controversial film A CLOCKWORK ORANGE, according to the movie’s executive producer. In a letter from Si Litvinoff to prospective director John Scheslinger in 1968, Litvinoff admitted the rocker was keen to play the part of psychotic killer Alex, which later went to Malcolm [...]
Top: David Hemmings and Steve Marriott Bottom: Jennifer Moss and Heinz Burt I recently watched two entertaining and important musicals directed by British B-movie maven Lance Comfort called Live It Up! (1963) and its sequel Be My Guest (1964), which are currently available on DVD from Guillotine Films. After my failed attempts at finding any good articles [...]
A live recording from Belgian TV made on 2 March 1968, or so the person who has posted this on Youtube says. I have always liked "Itchycoo Park" best among Small Faces songs, but my taste is broadening and the presence of the iconic 1960s figure P. P. Arnold on stage with the boys makes this special. Two more treats for Small Faces fans... A 16-year-old Steve Marriott playing drums in the film Live...
