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Founder of Talking Pictures TV and one half of the Footage Detectives, Noel Cronin, shares shows and films not to be missed at the end of November and the beginning of December.

1951. Sci-fi. Directed by Robert Wise. Stars Michael Rennie, Patricia Neal & Hugh Marlowe. An alien emissary arrives on Earth to deliver a warning which could determine the worlds survival.

1959. A look into British Railways' technology, how its changing and the phasing-out of coal-powered steam with oil-powered and electrified trains.

The Case of the Kidnapped Poodle. 1956. Stars Boris Karloff, Ewan Roberts. Colonel March investigates the theft of a valuable diamond and the kidnapping of a poodle.

1966. Stars Adam West, Alan Napier & Madge Blake. Batman and Robin race against time to foil False-Face's plot to rob a bank and replace the money with his own counterfeit bills.

The Archaeological Story. 1952. Stars Brian Donlevy, Randy Stuart & Lyle Talbot. Steve travels to the Trans-Jordan area to find a missing goddess statuette and protect her from the wrong hands.

Stars: Leo McKern, Marion Mathie, Peter Blythe. Rumpole defends criminal Hugh Timson for receiving a garage full of stolen wine.

1978. Drama. Director: Billy Wilder. Stars William Holden, Marthe Keller & Hildegard Knef. A down-on-his-luck Hollywood producer attempts to lure a famous but reclusive actress out of retirement.

Terror arrives in the form of aliens, zombies and a foreboding being. To start, Caroline presents the 1994 science fiction horror The Puppet Master, adapted from the 1951 novel of the same name.

1994. Sci-fi horror. Directed by Stuart Orme. Stars Donald Sutherland, Eric Thal & Julie Warner. The Earth is invaded by parasitic aliens that take control of human lives and use them as puppets.

Caroline Munro presents the second offering, the 2016 Austrian comedy horror Attack of the Lederhosen Zombies. Directed by Dominik Hartl and starring Laurie Calvert and Gabriela Marcinková.

2016. Horror. Directed by Dominik Hartl. Stars Laurie Calvert, Gabriela Marcinková & Margarete Tiesel. A group of young snowboarders come face to face with hordes of zombies in the Austrian Alps.

Caroline Munro closes the night with the terrifying 1972 British anthology horror Tales From The Crypt. This film, consisting of five separate stories, features Joan Collins and Peter Cushing.

1972. Horror. Director: Freddie Francis. Stars Joan Collins, Peter Cushing & Ralph Richardson. 5 strangers lost in a crypt meet the mysterious Crypt Keeper, who details how each of them will die.

Join Caroline Munro as she unveils next week's three films for you Cellar Dwellers.

A spectacular performance of Up On The Roof in this wonderful musical video from the 60s.

Stars: Wilfred Pickles, Irene Handl & Jack Smethurst. As Ruth appears to be going into labour, Ada and Walter are troubled in their new home by the presence of a ghost. (S4, E.

Stars Gene Barry, Gary Conway & Regis Toomey. Burke and a beautiful private detective race to solve the case of a wealthy banker who was found at a seedy hotel's neon sign.

1961. A look at the activities of the Salvation Army and how it has adjusted to the different needs of society.

1962. Musical Comedy with Acker Bilk, Jimmy Thompson, Jennifer Jayne, Geoffrey Sumner & Maudie Edwards. One of the truly great Trad' Jazz films of all time.

1959. Stars Donald Harron, Torin Thatcher, Patricia Michon. A young girl, condemned to death as a witch after the natural death of her lover, places a curse on the family of her accuser.

1959. After a robbery during which the night-watchman is killed, the robbers take his daughter hostage. Stars Kenneth Cope & Reed de Rouen.

1954. Crime. Directed & written by Ken Hughes. Stars Alex Nicol, Hillary Brooke & Sidney James. An American living in England is enticed into a scheme by a beautiful blonde to murder her husband.

1952. Romance. Directed by Henry King & Roy Ward Baker. Stars Gregory Peck & Susan Hayward. A writer reflects on his life as he lies dying from an infection while on safari near Mount Kilimanjaro.

1973. Stars Patrick O'Connell, Gabrielle Drake & Hilary Tindall. Edward returns with grave news about Parker and also decides he wants Carter to go, but the price is too steep.

1972. Western. Directed by Maurizio Lucidi. Stars Bud Spencer, Jack Palance & Francisco Rabal. A drifter with fast fists and a gunfighter with fast guns help a young orphan claim his inheritance.

1956. Stars Hugh O'Brian, Lewis Martin & Larry J. Blake. When Wyatt sends a crooked gambler packing, three saloon owners decide they've had enough and hire gunmen to take him out.

1956. Stars Scott Forbes, Minerva Urecal & Peter Hansen. Jim Bowie returns to Opelousas to find the town has been taken over by a gang who plan to drive his family out.

1957. Stars Tristram Coffin, George Ross & Richard Garland. When a ranger suddenly resigns without explanation, Rynning sets out to discover why.

1959. Stars Rory Calhoun, Lou Jacobi & Chris Alcaide. Bill and the town's newspaper editor come to the assistance of a Hungarian peddler when he is attacked by local thugs.

1974. Stars John Slater, Malcolm Terris & Angela Crow. A fireraiser for Detective Skinner and an extortionist for Stone and Lynch. Some people have the strangest pastimes.

1976. Stars Shirley Cain, Tom Criddle & Peter Egan. When Henry James Prince is dismissed from his post as a curate, he decides to create his own religion called the Abode of Love.

1993. Stars Bruno Cremer, Denise Chalem & Christiane Cohendy. A call comes in about a murder in the house of Lachaume, but no one in the family is willing to talk.

A review of the lives and careers of Nanette Newman and Bryan Forbes, a remarkable couple who were at the heart of British film for over four decades. Narrated by Sir Derek Jacobi.

1962. Stars Rupert Davies, Noel Johnson & Betty McDowell. Maigret must seek out an individual who is attempting to destroy the reputation and career of a government minister.

Feodor Atkine, Sylwvie Granotier & Irene Jacob. Isabelle is traumatised when she catches her father and Rose in the act..

1978. Drama. Directed by Raphael D. Silver. Stars John Heard, Richard Bright & Mike Kellin. In prison, a bookish con artist struggles to adjust to the intricate social order of the prison system.

Starring Charles Boyer, John Abbott & Theodore Bikel. A curious relationship develops between a political prisoner and his guard.

1965. Stars Peter Dyneley, David Holliday & Matt Zimmerman. Brains and Tin-Tin travel to Lake Anasta to search for buried treasure, but The Hood has caught wind of their plans.

Founder of Talking Pictures TV and one half of the Footage Detectives, Noel Cronin, shares shows and films not to be missed at the end of November and the beginning of December.

1956. Comedy. Director: Gordon Parry. Stars Gordon Jackson, Peggy Mount, Ronald Lewis & Shirley Eaton. A seaman gets cold feet about his wedding when his mother-in-law to be takes control.

1942. Comedy. Directed by Oswald Mitchell. Stars Albert Modley, Wally Patch, H.F.Maltby & Johnnie Schofield. British Comedy that follows the adventures of enthusiastic members of the Home Guard.

1957. Director Charles Saunders. Starring Alan Baxter, Barbara Shelley & Jennifer Jayne. Given a fake alibi Mike robs a 'fence' of stolen jewels. The fence is found dead and Mike is blackmailed.

1965. An interesting look at the various seafaring jobs for women - from work on the great passenger liners, to merchant navies, plus a look at Russian women at sea.

1944. Fantasy. Directed by Basil Dearden. Stars John Clements, Googie Withers & Raymond Huntley. Nine people from different walks of life find themselves transported to a mysterious city.

1938. Drama. Directed by John Cromwell. Stars Charles Boyer, Hedy Lamarr & Sigrid Gurie. A wanted jewel thief hiding in the Casbah meets a beautiful woman who makes him long for an escape.

Kate Garner explores the family parties and singalongs that inspired 'That Old Piano' written by Chas from 'Chas & Dave' and how a toy pig inspired the writers of 'Yes Sir, That's My Baby'.

1937. Drama. Director: Syd Courtenay. Stars Peggy Simpson, Ian Fleming & Tod Slaughter. A story focusing on a woman's passion for an idle man and her marriage to his uncle, the family benefactor.

Founder of Talking Pictures TV and one half of the Footage Detectives, Noel Cronin, shares shows and films not to be missed at the end of November and the beginning of December.

1980. Stars Alfred Burke, Bernard Horsfall & Antonia Pemberton. Is a concentration camp about to be set up by the Germans on Guernsey.

1955. Crime. Director: Val Guest. Stars Forrest Tucker, Eva Bartok & Marius Goring. Skip is hired by a millionaire to smuggle his friend into England, but things quickly take a turn for the worse.

Crime of Honour. Directed by Montgomery Tully. Starring Russell Napier, Ivan Craig and Jean Lodge. A Thames Estuary dredger drags a man's body from the bed of the river. (S1, E.

1974. Stars Hilary Tindall, Gabrielle Drake & Colin Baker. Ann fears losing everything. Meanwhile, Edward meets prospective shareholders, but his honesty causes a setback.

1985. Drama. Directed by David Lowell Rich. Stars Burt Lancaster, Lauren Hutton & Pamela Reed. The publisher of a celebrity gossip tabloid sets out to destroy an actor trying to make a comeback.

1964. Drama. Director: Michael Winner. Stars Oliver Reed, Jane Merrow & Barbara Ferris. On the British coast, the local young men mingle among the summer's tourists in search of sexual conquests.

2010. Horror. Directed by Andy De Emmony. Stars John Hurt, Gemma Jones & Lesley Sharp. A lonely retiree on a respite holiday encounters an apparition on a beach, which then begins to haunt him.

1982. Action. Directed by Michael Miller. Stars Chuck Norris, Ron Silver & Steven Keats. A sheriff goes on the hunt for a crazed murderer who has been given the power to self-heal.

1944. Comedy. Director: Alfred E. Green. Stars: Edward G. Robinson, Ruth Warrick and Ted Donaldson. Mr Winkle, a mild-mannered, middle-aged bank clerk finds himself in battle in the South Pacific.

August 1959. A look at the modern phenomenon of the well-equipped motor coach, with a view of life from the back of a coach with a tour of Blackpool and Italy with young Eric.

1952. Crime. Director: Daniel Birt. Stars: Rona Anderson, Patrick Holt & John Arnatt. Cleverly crafted crime drama - A woman seeks evidence that will give her grounds for divorce.

1955. Crime. Directed by Daniel Birt. Stars Lloyd Bridges, Finlay Currie & Maureen Swanson. A man holidaying in Spain becomes inadvertently mixed up in a case of murder and microfilm smuggling.

1955. Crime. Director Montgomery Tully. Stars Gene Nelson, Mona Freeman & John Bentley. A man tells his wife he is being framed for murder, but the more she helps the more holes she finds.

1958. Drama. Directed by Delmer Daves. Stars Frank Sinatra, Tony Curtis & Natalie Wood. In France during WWII, two American soldiers become romantic rivals when they fall for the same woman.

1959. Stars Jack Hawkins, Vittorio De Sica, Dan Dailey & Richard Conte. Four wartime comrades come together when their old commander dies, to fulfil his last wish.

Documentary series that acts as a tribute to the greats of British cinema. This episode focuses on a wonderful tribute to Margaret Leighton.

1949. Crime. Directed by John Gilling. Stars Maureen Riscoe, John Barry & John Le Mesurier. A bank clerk becomes the target of a killer and a detective after embezzling money for his girlfriend.

The Unseeing Eye. Directed by Geoffrey Muller. Starring Russell Napier, John Stone and Denny Dayviss. A night worker returning home sees smoke and flames coming from a building. (S1, E.

1977. Sci-fi. Directed by Alfonso Brescia. Stars John Richardson & Yanti Somer. Captain Alex Hamilton and his crew discover an enslaved planet while investigating a strange signal in space.

1951. Drama. Directed by Anthony Asquith. Stars Michael Redgrave. Public schoolmaster Crocker-Harris has become a bitter, disillusioned man, stuck in a loveless marriage.

1946. Drama. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Stars Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman & Claude Rains. A woman is asked to spy on a group of Nazi friends in South America, but how far will she have to go.

Caroline Munro is back in the Cellar Club and starts off with a provocative slice of science fiction as she presents The World of Hammer's sci-fi episode.

Sci-Fi. 1994. Narrator: Oliver Reed. A look at Hammer's science-fiction films - fantastic tales of space travel, alien invasions, nuclear mutation and more! Featuring The Damned and X the Unknown.

Come inside the Cellar Club for a tale of the supernatural tonight. Caroline Munro introduces the enthralling feature A Distant Scream, starring David Carradine and Stephanie Beacham.

1984. Stars David Carradine, Stephanie Beacham & Stephen Greif. An old man, who has spent 20 years in prison for murder, gets a chance to go back to the past.

Join Caroline Munro as she gives us a glimpse of next week's monstrous and mysterious features from the Hammer collection.

1976. Horror. Directed by Bert I. Gordon. Stars Marjoe Gortner, Pamela Franklin & Ralph Meeker. A remote island is taken over by gigantic beasts after the appearance of a strange, edible ooze.

1962. Crime. Directed by Blake Edwards. Stars Glenn Ford, Lee Remick & Stefanie Powers. In San Francisco, a bank clerk is terrorised by a murderous extortionist, but can anyone help stop him.

1958. Pop drama starring Lee Patterson, Mary Steele, Terry Dene & Linda Gray. A young pop composer and singer opens a coffee bar. They are joined by budding singer Terry Dene as himself.

1959. A look into the going on's, the experiences and the atmosphere at the races on Derby Day at Epsom Downs.

1959. Narrated by Stanley Holloway. A focus on events in 1917, including the Russian Revolution, US entry into war, women at work and the production of war materials.

1962. A look at the progress of the European Common Market during a time in which member countries have started to remove trade barriers.

1967. Adventure. Director: Michael Carreras. Stars Martine Beswick, Edina Ronay & Michael Latimer. A hunter stumbles into a lost Amazon civilisation where blondes have been enslaved by brunettes.

Founder of Talking Pictures TV and one half of the Footage Detectives, Noel Cronin, shares shows and films not to be missed at the end of November and the beginning of December.

The Long Rider. Western with Peter Breck. After his brothers are killed in a shootout, a gunfighter decides to hang up his guns and uphold the law by becoming a lawyer.

1966. Stars Adam West & Victor Buono. When an Egyptian Sphinx is dumped into Gotham's Central Park, Batman is alerted that the evil King Tut wants to claim Gotham as his kingdom.

1963. Stars Murray Kash, Ronnie Stevens & Dick Vosburgh. An explosion on the surface of the Sun causes a dangerous temperature rise on Earth. Can Space Patrol save the day.

1957. Action. Directed by D'Arcy Conyers. Stars Michael Crawford, Keith Davis & Malcolm Kirby. A group of boys compete in the Soap Box Derby, despite facing sabotage from their rivals.

1958. Stars Richard Greene, Alan Wheatley & Alfred Burke. The sheriff organises a fraudulent lottery to bring in money for Prince John. Robin soon catches wind of his shady operation.

Beneath the Ocean Floor - Part 2. 1936. Stars Ray Corrigan, C. Montague Shaw & Lois Wilde. The three explorers continue on their journey, searching the sea in their rocket submarine.

Early 1940s cartoon where 'dog' wants to find out how to win friends and influence cats and gets a few more kittens than he bargained for.

1959. Stars Patty McCormack & Robert Emhardt. A girl's parents are terrified when their daughter reveals that she can read minds. But her gift may be able to save lives.

1952. Comedy. Directed by William Beaudine. Stars Bela Lugosi, Duke Mitchell & Sammy Petrillo. Two entertainers parachute into the jungle on an island, where they meet a mad scientist.

Writer: Clive Exton. Richard Marley asks Barton to look into the vanishing of his children (Fiona Fullerton & Kevan Sheehan). They come up against the criminal Melganik (John G Heller).

1962. Stars David Graham, Sylvia Anderson & Paul Maxwell. The crew attempt to save a planet which has broken out of orbit and is now on a collision course with another planet.

1968. Stars Ed Bishop, Francis Matthews & Donald Gray. The Mysterons vow to assassinate the Triumvirate of Europe - the three most powerful men on Earth after the World President.

1974. Sci-fi. Directed by Jud Taylor. Stars Glenn Ford & Bradford Dillman. When Flight 412 witnesses the disappearance of two fighter jets, a military group attempts to cover up the incident.

1960. War Drama. Directed by Frank Marshall. Stars Richard Wyler, Pauline Yates, Patricia Plunkett. Two reporters develop a relationship while investigating an aircraft accident.

1982. Stars Benedict Taylor, Anthony Calf, Julia Chambers. The three brothers have returned to Brandon Abbas, when a valuable family heirloom, the 'Blue Water' sapphire, goes missing.

1974. Stars John Collin, Edward Judd & Lois Daine. The dead body of a smartly dressed man is found slumped in an allotment shed. But has something more nefarious happened also.

1984. Stars Leigh Lawson, Lindsay Duncan & Michael Feast. Naylor comes to collect the fortune he believes Lomax has. But with Lomax absent, he stalks Andrea instead.

Comedy. Directed by Ted Kotcheff. Stars George Segal, Jacqueline Bisset & Robert Morley. Mystery abounds when one by one, the greatest chefs in Europe are being killed.

1965. Directed by Robert Lynn. Stars Zena Walker, Kenneth Cope, Basil Henson. A co-director in the firm of Arkwright and Gallen, is having an affair with is partner's wife.