Good grief! Charlie Brown is depressed at the commercialisation of Christmas, so in an unusual act of goodwill, Lucy Van Pelt – the psychiatrist and…
Browsing: Movies 1965
Please note: The majority of movie posts contain spoilers.
Combining jungle adventures with slapstick comedy, Clarence, the Cross-Eyed Lion was an African safari for the whole family. At the start of the film, Dr Marsh Tracy,…
Veteran Hollywood director William Wyler was scouting locations for The Sound Of Music when a suspenseful script of John Fowles’ macabre bestselling debut novel The Collector came up. Wyler…
Artist Adam Sorg (Gordon Oas-Heim) lives with his girlfriend Gigi (Elyn Warner) in a beach house in Florida. At an exhibition of Sorg’s work, a…
Terminally ill Dr Stephen Sorenson (Dana Andrews) – working from a swanky underground laboratory in Africa – plans to use a thermonuclear device detonated deep…
Another lightweight vehicle for British cabaret/beat group Freddie and The Dreamers who were topping the charts in the US when production began in 1965 -…
This Children’s Film Foundation (CFF) production followed the kids of Barton United – a junior football team based in Barton-upon-Irwell, Eccles (Lancashire), who were trying…
John Schlesinger’s quite brilliant, if savage, slashing attack on the new rich is a story of a young girl whose desire for the good things…
A British film about a pirate radio ship featuring performances by Kenneth Cope, Patsy Rowlands and the late great Kenny Everett. Police foil a racket…
Young American scientist Stephen Reinhart visits the village of Arkham in rural England to see his fiancée Susan (Suzan Farmer) and to meet her parents,…
Jerry Lewis stars as Jerome Littlefield, an orderly in a private hospital who is always trying too hard – with the obvious comic results. Although…
In April 1965, when Bob Dylan arrived for a two-week tour of Britain, director D.A. Pennebaker followed his entourage around, filming him in concert, in…
Vincent Price plays the eponymous dastardly scientific master criminal who creates a legion of voluptuous bikini-clad female robots so they can marry the world’s wealthiest…
Dr Terror’s House of Horrors kick-started the Amicus series of British compendium horror films and was shot at Shepperton Studios with a budget of £105,000.…
The first big-screen outing of the BBC’s ever-popular sci-fi TV series (first shown in 1963) has Roy Castle stumble onto the TARDIS control panel and launch the…
An exquisite historical film with spectacular production detail based on Boris Pasternak’s novel about Russia during the Revolution. The plot concerns a series of brief…
With the dairy he works for threatened with closure after a large company (Consolidated Dairies) moves onto their turf, calamity-prone milkman Norman Pitkin (Norman Wisdom…
American test pilot and astronaut Jeff Nolan (Willard Parker) returns to Earth to find the planet has been ravaged by robots that kill by touch…
Fu Manchu (Christopher Lee) is sentenced to death by beheading in China in front of his captor, Scotland Yard’s Commissioner Nayland Smith (Nigel Green) as…
Nine-year-old Donna Peyton (Donna Butterworth) is orphaned when her father dies and leaves her with a $30 million fortune. Her late father’s attorney explains that…