Showing posts with label diana rigg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diana rigg. Show all posts
Saturday, 11 February 2017
DIANA RIGG GOES FOR A WALK
Apologies for lack of posts recently, should have a couple to go this week. In the meantime, as a thank you for popping by, here's Diana Rigg walking in the park (looks like Embankment Gardens to me). See ya soon.
Sunday, 19 January 2014
MRS. PEEL... WE'RE NEEDED! THE AVENGERS 1961-1977 GUIDE
Not much to report from me this week so venture over to
the most outrageously comprehensive guide to The Avengers you’ll ever see.
Mrs. Peel We’re Needed! provides a synopsis for all 187
episodes (including The New Avengers) but it’s some of the other details that
make this site so impressive. All the cast and crew are searchable, there’s an
Avengers calendar, a guide to the main characters' clothes, a catalogue of every vehicle featured
(two Vespas, no Lambrettas), a body count, even what the characters
had to drink.
The collection of programme stills number into the
thousands (2080 from the Emma Peel episodes alone) plus in series five (the colour Diana Rigg ones, i.e. the best ones) all the
cute “Mrs Peel We’re Needed” scenes that began the show are uploaded to view; as are the jokey end sequences.
Loads of other things to pass the time including a fun Avengers drinking game. Take a sip of Bollinger Maison Special Cuvee Brut "Every time Emma is coquettish". I'll drink to that.
Thanks to Number 6 over on the Modculture forum for flagging this up.
Labels:
diana rigg,
honor blackman,
linda thorson,
patrick macnee,
the avengers
Sunday, 31 March 2013
DIANA RIGG STARS IN MINIKILLERS (1969)
Here's a treat for fans of Diana Rigg - her rarely seen outing in Minikillers. The
quality isn’t great but then the version officially released on the bonus DVD disc of The Avengers Complete 50th Anniversary Collection isn’t
much better. Minikillers was filmed on
the Costa Brava on what looks like a home video camera and follows Diana through
four seven minute episodes where she is caught up in a ridiculous Avengersesque
plot involving remote control toy dolls that spray lethal liquid into the eyes
of their victims, carry bombs in E-Type Jags, and conceal shipments of heroin. In each episode
she manages to fight a group of baddies led by a shady geezer with a
moustache and a Telly Savalas lookalike. There’s no dialogue just a funky jazz soundtrack
which breaks from Avengers background music into freeform jazz into snatches of
Laurel and Hardy. I’ve no idea where Minikillers
was broadcast (if at all) or why she worked on such a low budget project (if she went for a holiday she was unlucky with the cloudy weather) but Diana is
obviously still playing her part as Emma Peel and looks absolutely stunning in
a series of bikinis and miniskirts (including the one above) which is reason enough to watch it.
And for more of the same (in much better quality), check this other short film, The Golden Key.
And for more of the same (in much better quality), check this other short film, The Golden Key.
Wednesday, 4 April 2012
SLOW NEWS DAY: DIANA RIGG AND A CAT

Yesterday, a post by Include Me Out prompted suggestions of ways to keep blogs ticking over when the blogger hasn't anything to say. I always stick up a picture of Diana Rigg and noted anything to do with cats will always increase site traffic. Here's Diana and a cat...
Sunday, 26 February 2012
MRS. PEEL, YOU'RE NEEDED

Any excuse to post a picture of Diana Rigg and Monkey Picks will take it, so a doff of the bowler to Mrs. Peel You're Needed. They’ve amassed a phenomenal amount of photographs and press cuttings of The Avengers and beyond, including this one of Diana at home with her dog Poopie. Well worth investigating.
Thursday, 22 September 2011
THE OLD DISTRACTION ROUTINE
Sorry to neglect you gentle reader but I've been busy, so here's another picture of Diana Rigg. Gotta be better than me slagging off the new Manics single or Rifles LP hasn't it? Not that either are outta the woods yet...
Labels:
diana rigg,
manic street preachers,
the avengers,
The Rifles
Thursday, 21 July 2011
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