Edward ChampionGraham Crowden doesn't get nearly as much credit as he should. He had a wonderful voice with a Scottish tinge and he was ALWAYS memorable, even if it was a bad film. Also, his vocal intonations (very Scottish and beautifully resonant) are a masterclass for any mimic.
24 Panels Films(trips) PodcastA new #FilmsTRIPS #podcast is out! This time, Andrew and I turn our attention to the one of a kind 1973 film #TheFinalProgramme! https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/24panelspersecond/episodes/2023-10-17T18_18_51-07_00 #RobertFuest #MichaelMoorcock #JonFinch #JennyRunacre #SterlingHayden #GrahamCrowden #PatrickMagee
Episode 256: THE FINAL PROGRAMME (1973)
Andrew and Dave leave France behind and turn their attention to 1970s Britain in this week's episode of Films(trips) as the duo take a look at The Final Programme, Robert Fuest's 1973 adaptation of the Michael Moorcock novel of the same name.Just what do the podcasting duo make of the film, which was a critical and commercial bomb upon release? What on Earth does one have to know for this film to even be sensible while watching? And what's it all about, Alfie? tune in and find out!Next Episode: Charlton Heston returns!All music by Andrew Kannegiesser. Editing by Dave Babbitt.