#helen shingler

[teatimewithgiles]

Mondays with Anthony Head 80/?

Tony with his mother (Helen Shingler) in 2017

[theolikeworld]

Peter Cushing and Helen Shingler study the script "Home at Seven". Peter will be seen as David Preston, the quiet home-loving bank official who returns to his suburban home at his normal time of seven o'clock to find that by some trick of amnesia he has been missing for 24 hours and is suspected of murder. Helen plays the distracted wife.

Helen Shingler is Anthony Head's mum. This guy

[manibolly]

Victoria and Albert "For The Love Of A Horse" Jim is sitting in a tea shop with his mother Virginia who he hasn't seen in two years. His mother is a widow and he sends her half his pay every month.

Jim has just gotten out of jail. A beautiful black fillie named velvet who Albert loved somehow got out of her paddock from another farm and broke her foreleg. Jim shot her to put her out of her misery and was arrested by her owner for destruction of property. Luckily Miss Vickie's solicitor was able to get the charges dropped. His mother came to help.

Jim and Miss Vickie had to stay up all night in the stables with Albert as he grieved and nearly died. He recovered the next morning.

Anthony Head

Helen Shingler

Original fanfiction

[smokygluvs]

Maigret enjoying male company

Apart from when he is with his wife (played in the Rupert Davies series by Helen Shingler), very rarely does Maigret interact with women other than as witnesses, suspects or victims.

He clearly prefers the company on gentlemen. Preferably pipe or cigar-smoking gentlemen.

This is a particularly good example: a beefy, handsome, mature, cigar-smoking gentleman. I like to imagine they are working towards putting their drinks down and heading for bed... I know I wouldn't turn either of them down.

[kwebtv]

Enemy at the Door - ITV - January 21, 1978 - March 29, 1980

Drama (26 episodes)

Running Time: 60 minutes

Stars:

Alfred Burke as Major Richter

Bernard Horsfall as Dr. Philip Martel

Simon Cadell as Hauptsturmfuhrer Reinicke

John Malcolm as Oberleutnant Kluge

Simon Lack as Major Freidel

David Waller as Major General Müller

Richard Heffer as Peter Porteous

Helen Shingler as Helen Porteous

Antonia Pemberton as Olive Martel

Emily Richard as Clare Martel

Brian Osborne as Inspector Schulphor

Noel Johnson as Committee President

Richard Hurndall as John Ambrose

John Salthouse as Peter Girard

Morgan Sheppard as Raymond Girard

Martin Fisk as Eric Corbin

Elizabeth Bennett as Mrs. Corbin

Peter Williams as Vicar

Mark Christon as Gefrelte Kirst

Alvar Lidell as BBC Announcer

[docrotten]

PIN (1988) – Episode 253 – Decades Of Horror 1980s

“Where did you learn to do that?” Learn to do what? Oh…that. Join your faithful Grue Crew – Chad Hunt, Bill Mulligan, and Jeff Mohr along with guest host Ralph Miller – as they visit another strange twist on the ventriloquist/dummy subgenre called PIN (1988).

Decades of Horror 1980s Episode 253 – PIN (1988)

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Isolated by his strange parents, Leon finds solace in an imaginary friend, which happens to be an anatomy doll from his father-the-doctor’s office. Unfortunately, the doll begins to take over Leon’s life, and his sister’s life as well.

  Directed by: Sandor Stern

Writing Credits: Sandor Stern (screenplay); Andrew Neiderman (based on the April 1981 novel by)

Selected Cast:

David Hewlett as Leon

Cynthia Preston as Ursula (as Cyndy Preston)

Terry O’Quinn as Dr. Linden

Bronwen Mantel as Mrs. Linden

John Pyper-Ferguson as Stan Fraker (as John Ferguson)

Helene Udy as Marcia Bateman

Patricia Collins as Aunt Dorothy

Steven Bednarski as Leon – Age 13

Katie Shingler as Ursula – Age 11

Jacob Tierney as Leon – Age 7

Michelle Anderson as Ursula – Age 5

Joan Austen as Nurse Spalding

Jamie Stern as Eddie Morris (as James Stern)

David Gow as Officer Wilson

Terrence Labrosse as Dr. Bell

Aline Vandrine as Mrs. Shaver

Joanna Noyes as Mrs. Henry

Andrew Carter as Andy

Leif Anderson as Dave

Joel Johnson as Jack

Shawn Johnson as Tim

Robin MacEachern as Richie

Jonathan Banks as PIN (voice)

Beware the anatomy doll! Ralph Miller III joins Jeff, Bill, and Chad for a look back at PIN (1988) from director Sandor Stern. The cast includes David Hewlett (Scanners II: The New Order, Cube), Cynthia Preston (The Brain, Prom Night III: The Last Kiss), and Terry O’Quinn (Silver Bullet, The Stepfather, Lost). While it struggled to find an audience upon its initial release, critics praised PIN as well-made, bizarre, and disturbing. Fangoria would later feature it in its “101 Best Horror Films You’ve Never Seen.” Now, it’s time for the Grue-Crew to revisit the film and share their thoughts.

At the time of this writing, PIN is available to stream from YouTube.

Every two weeks, Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1980s podcast will cover another horror film from the 1980s. The next episode’s film, moving into our Grue Believer Celebration Shenanigans month and chosen by guest host Scott Wells, will be The Queen of Black Magic (1981), an Indonesian horror film quoted as being an inspiration to modern-day Indonesian filmmakers such as Kimo Stamboel and Joko Anwar. You can check this one out on YouTube.

Please let them know how they’re doing! They want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans – so leave them a message or comment on the Gruesome Magazine Youtube channel, on the Gruesome Magazine website, or email the Decades of Horror 1980s podcast hosts at feedback@gruesomemagazine.com.

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[mariocki]

Play of the Month: Maigret at Bay (BBC, 1969)

"You've been in the police service a long time, Monsieur Maigret."

"Since I was 22, Monsieur le Prefet."

"So long? And your duties have taken you widely."

"Oh, the Metro, stations, the big stores, vice, gambling."

"And now you're a division commissaire."

"Yes."

"Within five years of retirement."

"And three days."

"In 28 years you must have seen many changes in methods, procedures?"

"The criminals haven't changed."

"And you, like them, prefer to keep to the old ways as well?"

"They work."

[flammentanz7]

Everlasting Love

Rupert Davies as Jules Maigret and Helen Shingler as his wife Louise in “Maigret at Bay” (1969)

[flammentanz]

Rupert Davies as Jules Maigret and Helen Shingler as his wife Louise in “Voices from the Past” (1962)

[thisbluespirit]

@mariocki Randomly clicked on Network’s YT channel today and got this!  (For a blu-ray release, but they say in the comments they should be doing a DVD as well after.)  Relevant to both our interests, I think, as James Maxwell and Alfred Burke guest together as brothers in an ep.  (Wiki says it survives in its entirety barring the pilot.)

But also, even more intriguingly, this is a BBC series from Network.  Have they worked out some arrangement, or is this a one off?  !!!! basically.

[tottyscrushes]

Helen Shingler

[theolikeworld]

Actors Peter Cushing and Helen Shingler enjoy a relaxing cup of tea between rehearsals for the television play 'Home at Seven' by R. C. Sherriff, 8th August 1956.

[citizenscreen]

Peter Cushing and Helen Shingler enjoy a relaxing cup of tea between rehearsals for the television play 'Home at Seven' by R. C. Sherriff, August 1956.

[51kas81]

Helen Shingler in Maigret (1960–1963)

Happy 100th Birthday Helen Shingler born: August 29, 1919 in London, England, UK, Mother of actor/singer Murray Head and Anthony Head.

[kwebtv]

Oscar - BBC Two - March 26 - 28, 1985

Drama / Biography (3 Episodes)

Running Time: 60 minutes

Stars:

Michael Gambon as Oscar Wilde 

Robin Lermitte as Lord Alfred Douglas, 

Tim Hardy as Alfred Taylor

Emily Richard as Constance Wilde 

Norman Rodway as the Marquis of Queensberry

John Hudson as Robert Ross

Bryan Murray as George Bernard Shaw

Neil Cunningham as Humphreys

David Collings as Doctor

Donald Sumpter as Clibborn

Karl Howman as Fred Atkins

Nick Reding as Charlie Parker

Ian Holt as Wood

Russell Keith Grant as Brooklield

Peter Cellier as Beerbohm Tree

Anne Lambton as Mrs. Tree

John Repsch as George Alexander

James Bree as the Prince of Wales

Helen Shingler as Lady Lonsdale

Catherine Strauss as Lily Langrey

Robert Burbage as Max Beerbohm

Michael Pennington as Narrator

[nellynog]

Rx Murder (1958) Director: Derek N. Twist. Writers: Joan Fleming, John W. Gossage and Derek N. Twist from Joan Fleming’s 1955 novel ��The Deeds of Dr Deadcert’

American doctor Jethro Jones (Rick Jason) comes to a quiet English seaside resort to investigate the activities of its leading medical doctor, Henry Dysert (Marius Goring). He learns from Miss Bettyhill (Mary Merrall), the town-gossip, and others that 'the good doctor' might not be all that good, since each of his three wives (only one at a time), Louise (Vida Hope), Charlotte (Helen Shingler) and Stella (Sandu Scott), had mysterious and tragic deaths. The non-gossiping townsmen had regarded the three deaths, each of which left Dr Dysert in better financial shape, as unfortunate personal tragedies. Jason has only a short time to prove that Dysert was a multiple wife-killer, since Kitty Mortlock, Dr Dysert’s secretary (Lisa Gastoni) appears to be the next designated victim, and Jason has fallen in love with her himself. mariusgoring.com