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Posted: Fri Dec 06, 2013 8:21 pm
by cyberrich
Diana's film The Painted veil is on BBC1 next Tues, the 10th, at 11.40pm. Reviews aren't brilliant for this one. Has anyone seen it? What did you think
Rich.
Posted: Fri Dec 06, 2013 8:37 pm
by mousemeat
Frankymole wrote:It's working all right on Opera and on IE here. Probably just a glitch somewhere in the chain of servers from one end to the other.
cyber revolt! LOL.....
Posted: Sat Dec 07, 2013 5:12 pm
by denis rigg
Yesterday I took for researches other theme - ads (stars of the series). Long wanted to do it, but I was pausing to accumulate material for publication. So, the first in the queue became Diana Rigg and I dipped in soap scum Lux.
(It was a pleasure working on this issue, since my childhood I used soap this brand - after, I could not to buy Russian brands
).
Outcome of this study.
http://translate.google.ru/translate?sl ... g_ads.html
I also found out that the German textile factory Povel produced in the late 1960s postcard with Diana Rigg.
And finally, I came across a rare calendar from the Lux for 1976. November and December deserve special attention.
More...
http://steedumbrella.ru/merchandise_cal ... nesia.html
I wish you all a good time.
Posted: Sat Dec 07, 2013 10:18 pm
by Timeless A-Peel
Cool! I didn't know Diana actually filmed ads for Lux--I thought she just did the print ones. Fascinating stuff!
Posted: Sun Dec 08, 2013 7:10 pm
by anti-clockwise
OK Denis. You are outdoing yourself. How are you finding all this great stuff?
Posted: Sun Dec 08, 2013 8:47 pm
by ischtar
There's an exhibition of the German Town Nordhorn , were the Ludwig Povel factory was, one of three former factories there.
http://www.stadtmuseum-nordhorn.de/ausstellung-1.html
And one section is about the "Swinging sixties" and you can see pictures and ads of Emma Peel
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 4:10 pm
by denis rigg
Timeless A-Peel wrote:Cool! I didn't know Diana actually filmed ads for Lux--I thought she just did the print ones. Fascinating stuff!
Thank you for kind words, Jay!
Diana made two commercials for soap Lux, one in 1966 and another in 1967. Both spots subsequently demonstrated on TV in an abbreviated form. Unfortunately, I have not seen these commercials, but saved pictures for publication on Steedumbrella.
anti-clockwise wrote:OK Denis. You are outdoing yourself. How are you finding all this great stuff?
The reason is that I am an inveterate explorer in Web
and sometimes climb there, that by next day I ask myself - Where was I?
Fortunately, "bookmarks" in the browser always help me... as and personal archive.
ischtar wrote:
There's an exhibition of the German Town Nordhorn , were the Ludwig Povel factory was, one of three former factories there.
http://www.stadtmuseum-nordhorn.de/ausstellung-1.html
And one section is about the "Swinging sixties" and you can see pictures and ads of Emma Peel
Thank you, Ishtar.
Great stuff.
I have studied this resource and it really talks interesting things around "Emma Peel Kollektion".
http://www.stadtmuseum-nordhorn.de/povel-historie.html
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 8:29 pm
by Timeless A-Peel
denisrigg wrote:Timeless A-Peel wrote:Cool! I didn't know Diana actually filmed ads for Lux--I thought she just did the print ones. Fascinating stuff!
Thank you for kind words, Jay!
Diana made two commercials for soap Lux, one in 1966 and another in 1967. Both spots subsequently demonstrated on TV in an abbreviated form. Unfortunately, I have not seen these commercials, but saved pictures for publication on Steedumbrella.
I haven't seen them, either. Hopefully they're still around!
Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2013 8:32 pm
by mousemeat
Timeless A-Peel wrote:Cool! I didn't know Diana actually filmed ads for Lux--I thought she just did the print ones. Fascinating stuff!
same here...amazing this stuff turns up
The Art of Artists/The Kumars
Posted: Wed Jan 15, 2014 4:56 pm
by mrs_emma_peel
Just found these two gems hidden away in the schedules.
The Art of Artists
Diana Rigg
BBC Radio 2 Monday 20th January 2014 … 11.00pm-12.00 midnight
Diana Rigg discusses with Russell Davies her amazing acting journey - how playing Emma Peel in the Sixties cult show The Avengers put her on the map at the start of an award-winning career which spans more than 50 years. From Bond girl to classical actress she’s enjoyed a host of varied roles, including Doctor Who, playing opposite her daughter Rachael Stirling and recently won an Emmy nomination for her appearance in the fantasy drama Game of Thrones.
Total TV Guide
The Kumars
Guest: Dame Diana Rigg
Sky1 … Wednesday 22nd January 2014 … 9.00-10.00pm
Keep the Kumars company as they welcome three of Britain's best-loved acting talents, 1960s Avengers icon Diana Rigg, Rupert Everett and Ray Winstone into their home.
DigiGuide