Douglas

THE SPY WHO CAME IN FROM THE COLD (1965: BLACK AND WHITE): based on the John Le Carre' novel (1963) of the same name; starring that brilliant Austrian actor OSKAR WERNER; along with English actors RICHARD BURTON and CLAIRE BLOOM: great movie!

No worries, Carol; I'll give it some thought.

I wondered if it would be possible to have all of the Sixty Sherlock Holmes stories listed here, so that we could discuss each story individually? But only if this isn't too much trouble to set up.

Caya: I totally agree! Yes; that was the point! His show was having a go at men; not women! Because a lot of men can't control themselves!

Yes; he probably wasn't quite suited to the "younger" generation; having said that: some of the "older" generation didn't like him either! I think he overdid the "girls in scanty costumes" bit; but when they weren't being featured, I thought he was a very funny and clever man; He was possibly at his best, in the 1960s, when he worked for the BBC: before he started working for THAMES TELEVISION from 1970 onward: The BBC episodes (1960 - 1969) were in Black and White, and the THAMES TELEVISION episodes (1970 - 1988) were in colour.

Yes, Caya: the songs were hilarious!

Does anyone agree with me that BENNY HILL was the funniest comedian of all time?!

Aw; that's very nice!! But I still can't believe that there are people in the world who are older than me!!😄

Having recently turned 58: I'm old!!

EDWARD WOODWARD (English Actor) (1930 to 2009); and GORDON JACKSON (Scottish Actor) (1923 to 1990). In particular: EDWARD WOODWARD as DAVID CALLAN in CALLAN (1967 to 1972); and GORDON JACKSON as GEORGE COWLEY in THE PROFESSIONALS (1977 to 1981).

Yes, Carol; I agree! How ridiculous: telling you to not act too smart because boys won't like you!!!! It's that sort of nonsense that's made men worse with their interactions with women!!

Excellent Post, Caya! Once again, I say, that sadly too many men have taken too many liberties with women over all the centuries!!

I agree, Arcadia; but a lot of Males do seem to have a bad attitude with regards to Females, sadly.

Well said, Carol; I agree.

Yes, my choice would be JEREMY BRETT, as SHERLOCK HOLMES; although, of course, BASIL RATHBONE was very good!