...ar, and during the 1930s the company produced a large quantity of films at Teddington. The film's sets were by [[Norman Arnold]], the resident [[art director]] at Teddington.

...er]], [[Chili Bouchier]] and [[H. F. Maltby]]. It was made at [[Teddington Studios]] by the British subsidiary of [[Warner Brothers]] The film's sets were des * Wood, Linda. ''British Films, 1927-1939''. British Film Institute, 1986.

...de on a considerably higher budget than many of the [[quota quickies]] the studios usually produced. Unlike several of Miller's Teddington films which are now [[lost film|lost]], this still survives.

...tory of a group of entertainers struggling to obtain permission to perform at a [[tavern]] in 1840. *[[List of lost films]]

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...vel of the same name by the prolific [[Edgar Wallace]]. It is one of five films starring Miller which is not known to be extant, and is classed as "missing The film was made at [[Teddington Studios]], with sets designed by [[Peter Proud]].

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...On'' films]], was [[Norman Hudis]], who wrote the first six ''Carry On'' films from 1958 to 1962. ''Our House'' is based on the premise of nine people of ...}</ref> Episodes were recorded in front of a live audience at [[Teddington Studios]].<ref name="Guide"/> The theme music was composed by Maxin and performed b

...was made by [[Thames Television]] and recorded at its [[Teddington Studios|Teddington]] studio in [[Greater London]]. It is regularly repeated on [[ITV3]]. ...y skills, as they cannot cook at all. Learning that Robin has been staying at the [[YMCA]], they convince him to move in, on the understanding that it wi

...an finding a job; and trendy schoolgirl Sally. Mike is 18 and Sally is 16, at the series' start. Sid and Jean constantly battle to comprehend the new gen ...tle=&#124; Teddington Studios &#124; Recent Productions &#124;|website=www.teddington.tv|access-date=23 November 2020}}</ref>

...ance. They get engaged, and later marry, after which they move in together at his cemetery lodge abode. [[Category:Television shows adapted into films]]

...en by [[Brian Cooke|Brian Cooke]] and [[Johnnie Mortimer]]. Like [[List of films based on British sitcoms|many British sitcoms]], ''George and Mildred'' was ...her latest car or fur coat, at which point Mildred often makes subtle digs at Ethel's age, or social status and pretensions. George however, is far less

...fact that Thames Television, through its film production company [[Euston Films]], was able to offer Morecambe and Wise the opportunity to make a film, per ...yer]] and [[John Junkin]], who had written sketches for Morecambe and Wise at the BBC, were brought in to do the scripts for their upcoming shows.<ref>{{

...reveals he knows something is up. When asked how he knows, he replies that at the end of the service, "you [[genuflect]]ed and made the sign of the cross ...://phill.co.uk/comedy/quality/ ''Never Mind the Quality, Feel the Width''] at the British TV Online Resources

| company = [[Hartswood Films]] in association with [[Thames Television|Thames]] ...the [[BBC]], after Thames had lost their regional ITV franchise for London at the end of 1992 to [[Carlton Television]].

...ghbour'' was hugely popular at the time of its broadcast, its commissioner at [[Thames Television|Thames Television]], head of light entertainment Philip ...black, move in next door. Eddie is even more annoyed when Bill gets a job at the same factory as him, and refers to him as a "nig-nog", "Sambo", "choc-i

...yth (Michael Segal in series 3) and his pet St. Bernard dog 'H. G. Wells'. At the end of the sixth series Anna marries Tim Tanner ([[Jeremy Child]]), who [[Category:Television shows adapted into films]]

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...'s main writer, Spike Milligan. The ninth series, part-way through its run at the start of 1959, was already proving difficult. While the BBC wanted to e ...with the [[Boulting brothers|Boulting Brothers]] and was casting his gaze at America. A couple of days earlier, producer [[John Browell]] had informed h