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COI synopsis: In talking to Britain’s men of science, Bernard Braden, popular Canadian actor, provides a glimpse of the future as fantastic as today’s inventions and discoveries would have seemed a...
A compilation of three short British Transport films. 1 (1966): Emotional qualities of life in Glasgow. Traces the Glasgow man from the inhabitant of a Clydeside hamleet tot he beneficiary and victim of a...
Weekly international cabaret from a London theatre presented by Bernard Braden. In TV Times this episode announced among its items ‘Donald Wolfit and Leidman Brown in an exciting scene from Julius...
An interview with the former TV personality Bernard Braden, telling about his life and his career. His first work in film was as a narrator of documentaries.
The InView resource is a collaboration between Jisc and the British Film Institute, delivering hundreds of hours of material from the BFI Film and TV Archives. Patrick Russell looks at the aims of the...
COI synopsis: Famous Canadian actor Bernard Braden sets out to discover London. What sort of place is London to live in? What sort of people live there? In this film he talks to lively youngsters, prosperous...
COI synopsis: The youth of Britain are forthright and enterprising. How do they find their pleasures and their vocations and express thier individuality? Bernard Braden, Canadian star of television and...
Three-part series screening previously unseen television interviews with Bernard Braden given in 1968. In this second episode Olivia Hussey and Leonard Whiting speak about their roles in Zeffirelli’s ROMEO...
Series in which an eighteen year old girl (the daughter of producers, Bernard Braden and Barbara Kelly), is filmed monthly about her interests and activity. "Usual monthly interview. Did speech from "Romeo...
CBC radio broadcast. Directed and adapted by Andrew Allan with Barbara Kelly as Titania and John Draine as Oberon. Barbara Kelly’s husband, Bernard Braden, plays Puck.
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