Crystal Palace Films/Documentaries/Programmes/Footage

[Falkor]

I'd appreciate any additions to this current filmography:

Documentaries/Programmes




The Pleasure Garden (1953)







The Phoenix Tower (1950s)











The Crystal Palace is on fire! (1986)
Crystal Palace Reflections (1993)


Crown & Country (1996)












Time Team's History Hunters (1998)







Newsroom Southeast reports x 2 (late 90s)






What The Victorians Did For Us (2001)









The London Programme - People's Palace (2001)






London Tonight (2006)









Crystal Palace 70th Anniversary Fireworks (2006)





Britain In Pictures (2007)

Footage

Eco Warriors Footage








Passing Of A Landmark + various footages (1940s)








Crystal Palace Park amateur footage (1997)

http://www.movietone.com/

http://www.britishpathe.com/

http://newsfilm.bufvc.ac.uk/article.php ... 0819530392

There were also many movies shot at the location of the Crystal Palace...

[Illuminance]

"you're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g_GeQR8fJo

Can't believe you forgot that one Falkor

[Illuminance]

* Ali G, doing an interview at the CP protest site in 1999

* A dodgy 118 118 tv advert from c.2003

[tulse hill terry]

Just seen the trailer for next weeks "Sugg's Survivors." Thursday 17th January, 7.30pm, ITV1 "the singer finds out what happened to London's Crystal Palace."

The two-second trailer showed the backs of Suggs and what looked suspiciously like Falkor's mate Ken Kiss, walking down the steps into the subway.

[Nicholas]

Ali G In Sydneham

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XncucACVLzA

[tulse hill terry]

"Don't Go Breaking My Heart" 1999

With Jenny Seagrove and Anthony Edwards has them playing catch in the stadium. Dreadful film though.

[Falkor]

That Sugg's Survivors was very good; I liked the way Ken bigged up the fountains! The palace and park got summarised quite nicely with the fountains, subway and dinosaurs. A pic of an architectural court would have gone a long way, too. They showed what probably used to be the best photo of the fountains, but now I think mine is! A few months before Christmas, I remember Ken mentioning to me that he had to show some important people down into the subway, but I never had any idea it was for a TV documentary. I recognised the Ranger; he's a very enthusiastic guy who told me all about what happened with the funfair, boats and car park.