Film is Fabulous! Showcase + Discussion: Recovered Part Two
Ticket holders from Part One of the event will receive automatic entry, retaining the same seats, for the screening of the items in Part Two of the showcase. Entry to Part Two can only be gained via a purchase of a ticket to Part One. See the Riverside Studios website for details.
Film is Fabulous! will present recently recovered television material at a showcase screening, held at Riverside Studios on Saturday, 28 November 2026.
THE BEATLES
Top of the Pops
Recorded: 19th March 1964
TV Historian Oliver Crocker, will discuss the recording of The Beatles for Top of the Pops with Alec Bray, a former BBC cameraman who was present.
LATE NIGHT HORROR
No Such Thing As A Vampire
Broadcast: 24th July 1968
(Black & White)
Following the screening of the episode a discussion with Charles Norton, a freelance Producer, and John Franklin of Film is Fabulous! will be held.
The screening of Late Night Horror: No Such Thing as a Vampire is free of charge and any fees relate to other parts of the event programme.