Originally released as a support feature to A Shot In The Dark (the second Peter Sellers Pink Panther film) and jam-packed with familiar British comedy actors,…
Browsing: Movies 1965
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“It’s the “Cycle Rats” vs “The Bikini’s” on bikes – Thrills and Spills in the wildest motorcycle race ever run” With Frankie away on Naval…
A superb film re-creation of Frank Loesser and Abe Burrows’s wonderfully acerbic stage musical, with all of Bob Fosse’s original choreography preserved on film by…
This low-budget mystery thriller from the Hammer stable featured a young American (Robert Webber) who becomes involved in a car accident while in Britain. When…
Young Swedish nurse Siv (Essy Persson in her film debut) lives unhappily in her drab family home with her strict mother (Tove Maës), a religious…
In an effort to dissuade his pretty teenage daughter JoJo (Tuesday Weld) from marrying her guitar-playing motorcycle-riding boyfriend Kenny (Frankie Avalon), widower Bob Holcomb (Bob…
Otto Preminger’s war story starts as the bombs are falling on Pearl Harbour on 7 December 1941 while Captain Rockwell “Rock” Torrey (John Wayne) and…
Daisy Clover is a 15-year-old who dreams of Hollywood musical stardom. She gets her wish, but discovers the price of fame, as her personal life…
For their big-screen debut, star British comedy duo Morecambe and Wise chose this espionage spoof by their regular writers, Sid Green and Dick Hills. Eric…
This virtually forgotten low-budget British science-fiction thriller from Merton Park Studios has an alien spaceship crashing near a small rural village in the English countryside.…
This classic Cold War thriller about Western scientists being brainwashed is a bold and gritty contrast to the lightweight spoofery of Ipcress contemporaries such as Matt Helm…
Featuring a legendary comedy line-up, Joey Boy charts the wartime misadventures of a gang of London spivs who decide that a tour of duty with…
During the Cold War, American U2 pilot John Goldfarb (Richard Crenna) crashes his spy plane in the Middle East and is taken prisoner by the…
The war in the East is nearing its conclusion but to the prisoners-of-war in Changi Gaol, Singapore, the end seems as far away as ever.…
The 1965 Cannes Festival winner was a “How-to” Manual in the art of swinging seduction from the director of A Hard Day’s Night (1964) and Help! (1965), Richard Lester. An…
Dick Turpin – the most daring highwayman of them all – rides again in this story from Walt Disney of the man who terrorised the…
Joe Lampton returns in this sequel to Room At The Top (1959), which is actually a strong film in its own right. We meet Joe…
In a London slum area, two 10-year-old boys decide to escape to the docks in Liverpool and stow away on a ship to Jamaica. For…
Young English poet Dennis Barlow (Robert Morse) arrives in California to visit his distant uncle Sir Francis Hinsley (John Gielgud), who works for a big…
After 18 years of marriage, Valerie Edwards (Deborah Kerr) is bored with her stolid advertising tycoon husband, Dan (Frank Sinatra) and constantly tells him she…