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The Stanley Baxter Moving Picture Show - The Best Of Baxter Highlights compilation made up of sequences lifted from his 1972 series, and specials Big Picture Show and Moving Picture Show , from '73 and '74 respectively.
25. Feb. 2015 · Special feature length episode on BBC1
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From the archives of http://www.transdiffusion.orgSome adverts, with the lovely black and white era optic, take us to Hilary Osborn introducing the Stanley B...
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Returning to screens with an hour-long special, the Big Picture Show was broadcast at Christmas 1973. The Stanley Baxter Moving Picture Show (1974) The Stanley Baxter Moving Picture Show aired in September 1975 , followed by a highlights special at Christmas, picked from of all Stanley's LWT work to date.
Producer/director David Bell left the B.B.C. to move to L.W.T. in 1972, and Stanley Baxter followed suit. 'Picture Show' only ran to four episodes, but gave the popular Scottish comedian the launching pad for those one-hour spectaculars for which he is best remembered.
BAFTA for Light Entertainment Performance, (1959, 1972, 1981) Stanley Baxter (born 24 May 1926) is a Scottish actor and impressionist. He is known for his highly popular British television comedy shows The Stanley Baxter Show, Baxter On..., Time For Baxter, The Stanley Baxter Picture Show, The Stanley Baxter Series and Mr Majeika. [1]
Ken Hoare, Eric Merriman, Ian Hart, Stanley Baxter and Neville Phillips. Director. David Bell. Producer. David Bell. Company. London Weekend Television. In this popular series, and subsequent array of comedy specials, Stanley Baxter turns his attention firmly to the screen, both big and small, in a series of eagle-eyed spoofs.
