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FEATURES: THE COMEDY MAN – EXCLUSIVE IN CONVERSATION EVENT ON FACEBOOK

December 15, 2020February 25, 2021

Watch an exclusive Facebook event with film historian and broadcaster Matthew Sweet, in conversation with the director of The Comedy Man, Alvin Rakoff, and our founder, Nick Pourgourides. Link below

https://www.facebook.com/302615660604508/videos/216885770054824

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Kenneth More interviewed about his autobiography, ‘More or Less’, on Thames Television

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-Jl_XjwN9s

Kenneth More interviewed by Ken Windsor

https://youtu.be/CaOLUv1HwwM

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Kenneth More Family Photo Album

Kenneth More celebrating his last birthday party. 'Let's make it the best one ever, Shrimp.' September 1981.Credit Angela More
Kenneth More celebrating his last birthday party. ‘Let’s make it the best one ever, Shrimp.’ September 1981.Credit Angela More
Kenneth More and Angela Douglas sift through Forsyte Saga fan mail in their Bayswater Mews. Image courtesy of Angela More
Kenneth More and Angela Douglas sift through Forsyte Saga fan mail in their Bayswater Mews. Image courtesy of Angela More
Kenneth More and Angela Douglas holidaying in St Tropez in 1969. Pictured here with a new friend they found on the beach. They nicknamed him 'M'Lord'.
Kenneth More and Angela Douglas holidaying in St Tropez in 1969. Pictured here with a new friend they found on the beach. They nicknamed him ‘M’Lord’. Image courtesy of Angela More
Kenneth More (3rd from left in 2nd row) in the Windmill Theatre Football Team, 1935. Image courtesy of the family estate
Kenneth More (3rd from left in 2nd row) in the Windmill Theatre Football Team, 1935. Image courtesy of the family estate

Lieutenant Kenneth More RNVR (far right with telescope in hand) aboard HMS Aurora, whilst docked in Naples in 1944. Image courtesy of the family estate
Lieutenant Kenneth More RNVR (far right with telescope in hand) aboard HMS Aurora, whilst docked in Naples in 1944. Image courtesy of the family estate
Kenneth More, daughter Sarah and family friend on holiday. Kenny's wife Mabel crouches above pool. On holiday in the 1950s. Image courtesy of Sarah Glaister
Kenneth More, daughter Sarah and family friend on holiday. Kenny’s wife Mabel crouches above pool. On holiday in the 1950s. Image courtesy of Sarah Glaister
Kenny on board HMS Victorious, running the brains' trust on the internal broadcasting system. The Pacific 1945. Image courtesy of the family estate
Kenneth More on board HMS Victorious, running the brains’ trust on the internal broadcasting system. The Pacific 1945. Image courtesy of the family estate
Kenneth More and friend on holiday in the 1950s with daughter Sarah in the background. Image courtesy of Sarah Glaister
Kenneth More and friend on holiday in the 1950s with daughter Sarah in the background. Image courtesy of Sarah Glaister

Father and daughter. Kenneth More and Sarah having fun on the Swiss Alps during the 1950s. Image courtesy of Sarah Glaister
Kenneth More with daughter Sarah in the Alps during the filming of The Deep Blue Sea
Kenneth More with stepson Jonathan and daughter Sarah. Holidaying in the 1950s. Image courtesy of Sarah Glaister
Kenny with Jane More.Image courtesy of Jane More
Kenneth More with Jane More.Image courtesy of Jane More
Kenneth More in the kitchen at Rumbold Road. Image courtesy of Angela More
Kenneth More in the kitchen at Rumbold Road. Image courtesy of Angela More

Kenny relaxing on holiday in the 1950s. Image courtesy of Sarah Glaister
Kenneth More relaxing on holiday in the 1950s. Image courtesy of Sarah Glaister
Kenneth More (far right), his mother Winifred Edith, known as ‘Toppy (centre), and sister Kathleen (far left). Image courtesy of Sarah Glaister
Sister Kate, mother Edith and Kenneth More. Image credit Sarah Glaister
Kenneth More (far right), his mother Winifred Edith, known as ‘Toppy (centre), and sister Kathleen (far left). Image courtesy of Sarah Glaister
Kenny’s 1970’s headshot
Kenneth More with Angela's parents and pet dog Timmy. Image courtesy of Angela More
Kenneth More with Angela’s parents and pet dog Timmy. Image courtesy of Angela More

Kenenth More wife first wife Beryl Johnson.Image courtesy of Jane More
Kenenth More and wife Beryl Johnson. Image credit Jane More
Kenneth More giving Angela breakfast in bed at the Plaza Hotel in New York. 1966. 'There was an awful lot of food in our marriage.' Angela More. Credit Angela More
Kenneth More giving Angela breakfast in bed at the Plaza Hotel in New York. 1966. ‘There was an awful lot of food in our marriage.’ Angela More. Credit Angela More
Kenneth More on set for his last film performance as Jarvis Lorry in ‘A Tale of Two Cities’. Photograph courtesy of Angela More
Kenneth More on the set of The Tale of Two Cities in 1980. Image credit Angela More
Kenneth More on board HMS Aurora docked at Naples in 1943. Image courtesy of the family estate
Kenneth More on board HMS Aurora docked at Naples in 1943. Image courtesy of the family estate

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