In this exclusive interview Tyler celebrates the life and career of his parents, Peter Butterworth and Janet Brown, and shares tales of his own career from children's television to film and theatre.

Frontier Journalism Was Fearless. 1955. Stars Hugh O'Brian, Carol Stone & Fay Roope. A brave journalist makes a stand when local gamblers attempt to force the mayor to get rid of Marshal Earp.

1938. Drama. Director: Richard Bird. Stars: Wilfrid Lawson, Richard Murdoch, Bernard Lee, Alastair Sims. No-one among the guests at Monk's Hall Priory suspects that The Terror is in their midst.

1954. Mystery. Directed by Terence Fisher. Stars Paulette Goddard & William Sylvester. A man returns home after being missing for three years to find those responsible for the attempt on his life.

1963. A Look into the trials and tribulations that confront drivers as parking is one of the major problems today in Britain's big cities.

1952. Comedy. Director: Maurice Elvey. Stars Diana Dors, Thora Hird & John Laurie. A wealthy chairman of Burnville United makes an unethical approach to a star player of another club.

1951. Comedy. A young couple on a boating holiday off the Kent coast get caught up in a smuggling racket. Starring Kenneth More, Charles Hawtrey & Alfie Bass.

1970. Drama. Directed by Ken Hughes. Stars Richard Harris, Alec Guinness & Robert Morley. Politician and soldier, Oliver Cromwell, rises from the ranks to lead a civil war against King Charles I.

1952. Action. Director: Ken Annakin. Stars Richard Todd, Joan Rice & James Hayter. When King Richard leaves England for the Holy Land, his subjects are left at the mercy of his cunning brother.

1964. A Look into the developing hotel industry and the problems that it has to face.

Accidental Death. 1963. Director: Geoffrey Nethercott. Stars John Carson, Jacqueline Ellis & Derrick Sherwin. The adopted daughter of Colonel Paxton and her boyfriend are surprised by an intruder.

1956. Drama. Directed by Richard Kinon. Stars Ida Lupino, Peter Leeds & Dorothy Neumann. A widow from the city, in denial her husband has died, moves to the farm of her brother in law's family.

The Impractical Joker. 1966. Stars Adam West & Cesar Romero. The Joker vandalises a number of key objects around Gotham. Commissioner Gordon calls Batman and Robin to solve the enigmatic clues.

Extradition. 1958. Stars Robert Beatty, Phil Brown and Robert Shaw. Maguire must serve a warrant to an American gangster seeking sanctuary in England to ensure he is sent back to the US.

1964. Comedy. Directed by Duncan Wood. Stars Harry H. Corbett, Hugh Griffith & Ronnie Barker. The film charts the course of love of a Casanova who lives and works on the canals, breaking hearts.

Tonight, Caroline Munro brings us two films that will have you on the edge of your seat. First, the malevolent killer is back with a new name and a new face in the 1992 feature The Stepfather III.

1992. Horror. Director: Guy Magar. Stars Robert Wightman, Priscilla Barnes & Season Hubley. After escaping from prison and undergoing plastic surgery, the stepfather searches for his next victim.

Caroline Munro presents the 1986 horror Night of the Creeps. Written and directed by Fred Dekker, this film pays homage to the American B-movies of the 1950s and 60s.

1986. Horror. Directed by Fred Dekker. Stars Jason Lively, Tom Atkins & Steve Marshall. Two teens pledging a fraternity accidently thaw out a corpse and unleash deadly space-slugs across campus.

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After a night of brilliant horror, it's time to close the doors of the Cellar Club once more, but not before Caroline gives us a glimpse of next week's fantastic films.

1953. Crime drama directed by Maclean Rodgers and starring Ronald Howard and Mary Germaine. Crime news hack Mitchell is out to discover the identity of the notorious jewel thief 'Flannelfoot'.

1958. Crime Drama directed by Peter Maxwell. Starring Robert Mackenzie, Michael Caine and Delphi Lawrence. US Officer Adams, blinded during the war, is framed on a diamond-smuggling rap.

Duke Becomes a Father. 1963. Stars Donna Douglas, Narda Onyx & Irene Ryan. The clan tries to help make Duke feel better and Denise comes back for the birth of her dog's puppies, and to see Jed.

Not in Our Stars. Western. Starring Wayne Rogers & Robert Bray, who run a stagecoach line in the Old West where they come across a wide variety of killers, robbers, and ladies in distress.

1955. Crime directed by Terence Fisher. A racing driver (John Bentley) plans to murder his heiress wife (Rona Anderson). The lawyer (Donald Houston) discovers the plot.

1964. Drama. Directed by Sidney J. Furie. Stars Rita Tushingham, Colin Campbell & Dudley Sutton. The swift marriage of a young couple begins to crumble after husband Reggie meets a handsome biker.

1963. A Look into the world of musclemen in the army, wrestling and weightlifting.

1948. Drama. Director: Harold French. Stars Dulcie Gray & Michael Denison. Jonathan's ambition was to become a surgeon & marry Edie. But Edie loves his brother, who she intends to wed.

1954. Drama starring Jane Hylton, Duncan Lamont and Donald Gray. Lamont plays the jealous husband of Hylton. When confronting her lover, he accidentally shoots the man and runs for the hills.

Package Deal. 1975. Stars Patrick O'Connell, Robin Chadwick & Colin Baker. While Edward settles into marriage and David starts to enjoy life, Paul Merroney quietly begins to feather his own nest.

1954. Drama. Directed by Wolf Rilla. Unhappy with enforced retirement, Mick-mack takes a lesser job at the factory, which creates strains within the family. Starring Finlay Currie & Duncan Lamont.

1966. A Look into the inventors of today and how they go about getting their inventions accepted.

1952. Mystery. Directed by Sam Newfield. Stars Cesar Romero, Lois Maxwell & Bernadette O'Farrell. A woman enlists the help of an American journalist to solve the mystery of her brother's death.

Enfield Poltergeist. 1995. Michael Aspel presents one of the most remarkable cases of poltergeist activity - occurring in North London, it is simply known as the Enfield poltergeist.

Bad Company. 1979. Stars Anthony Andrews, Judy Geeson & Kenneth Farrington. A new commanding officer's method of discipline border on psychotic, the men consider mutiny.

The Adventurer. Stars Barry Foster, Michael Latimer & Susan Travers. A deadly car crash has Van der Valk flummoxed and fearful. Why was the victim carrying a gun.

Little Pigs Without a Tail. 2004. Stars Bruno Cremer, Vahina Giocante & Thérèse Liotard. A young woman's husband has gone missing. She reluctantly teams up with Maigret to track him down.

Stars: Feodor Atkine, Sylwvie Granotier & Irene Jacob. Jacques is back to try and free Rose. Isabelle and Gilles put aside their differences to help him flee the police and find Rose.

1997. Stars Robson Green, Michael Kitchen & Kathryn Pogson. Owen's obsession with Anna begins to dominate his life and he is driven to devious means to try to get her for himself.

1978. Action. Directed by Efren C. Piñon. Stars Tony Ferrer, Leo Fong, Fred Williamson & Leila Hermosa. Five unstoppable blind men are recruited to steal $15 million in secret CIA loot.

1989. Biography. Director: Don Boyd. Stars Charles Dance, Phyllis Logan & Patrick Ryecart. The story of Ian Fleming and how his work in the intelligence services inspired him to create James Bond.

1955. Drama. Director: Victor H. Komow. Stars Frank Silvera, Ken Buckridge & Jean Alexander. A ship with a cargo full of diamonds gets taken over by pirates.

Founder of Talking Pictures TV and one half of the Footage Detectives, Noel Cronin, shares shows and films not to be missed throughout August.

Bangs and Blood. 2003. Hitler finalises his plans to invade Britain - and the men of Churchill's Top Secret Resistance Movement consult their instruction manuals on explosives and silent killing.

The Case of the Violent Suitor. 1955. Stars Ronald Howard, Howard Marion-Crawford & Archie Duncan. Advice columnist 'Aunt Lottie' is at risk after advising a woman to break up with her fiancee.

1950. Comedy. Directed by Mario Soldati. Stars Jean Kent, Robert Beatty & Margaret Rutherford. When a gangster learns that a bank clerk is his exact double, he takes a chance at robbing the bank.

1954. Sci-Fi. Directed by David MacDonald. Stars Patricia Laffan, Hugh McDermott & Hazel Court. A female alien, accompanied by a menacing robot, comes to Earth to collect men as breeding stock.

1939. Mystery. Director: Thorold Dickinson. Stars Leslie Banks, Greta Gynt, Ian McLean. Poison, death and mystery set at the Arsenal Stadium. Detective Slade is called to solve the crime.

1949. Richard Todd, Ronald Reagan & Patricia Neal star in this sensitive adaptation of John Patrick's play focusing on a soldier with little time left & the friendships he makes with those around him.

1959. Mystery. Directed by Tony Young. Stars Griffith Jones & Patricia Laffan. A writer wakes up in a strange place with a gun in his hand and a dead body, but he doesn't remember what happened.

The Night for Country Dancing - Part 1. 1973. Stars Frances Bennett, Michael Johnson & Edward Jewesbury. Barbara is charged with making a false statement with intent to defraud the Inland Revenue.

The Night for Country Dancing - Part 2. 1973. Stars Michael Hawkins, Glyn Owen & Joe Lynch. Two of Barbara's 'lovers' take to the stand, but surprisingly, they both make the same claims.

The Night for Country Dancing - Part 3. 1973. Stars Frances Bennett, Sadie Aitken & Richard Wilson. Barbara gives her evidence and tries to explain away her three lovers and their monetary gifts.

1961. A look into the business of Christmas and the individuals who spend most of the year contributing to the festivities.

1967. Drama. Director: Ken Annakin. Stars Yul Brynner, Trevor Howard, Harry Andrews. A police officer is sent to capture a rebel leader who threatens the stability of Raj's northwest frontier.

1966. Comedy. Directed by Francis A Searle. Stars Barbara Mullen and Eric Woodburn. A spinster has been proclaimed dead - but is very much alive.

A Flash in the Sky. 1962. Stars John Ireland, James Fox & Hy Hazell. A plane disappears and all passengers are believed dead. Eastern Insurance begins to pay out when an eyewitness comes forward.

Ripples. 1976. Stars Jean Anderson, Patrick O'Connell & Amanda Boxer. Gwen and the brothers detect something bothering Mary. Meanwhile, Jennifer's outburst has unforeseen consequences.

1957. Drama. Director: David Miller. Stars Joan Crawford, Rossano Brazzi, Heather Sears. A wealthy woman with a broken marriage finds purpose after taking in a young, deaf and blind girl.

1964. Horror. Directed by Ubaldo Ragona & Sidney Salkow. Stars Vincent Price & Franca Bettoia. When a disease turns all humans into vampiric zombies, the last man on earth must fight to survive.

1997. Drama. Director: Robert Knights. Stars Nick Berry, Todd Carty & Chris McHallem. A failed attempt to steal the crown jewels lands a band of crooks on a ship to Australia, but can they escape.

1980. Thriller. A man just released from prison for manslaughter heads to the West Country to solve the mystery behind his victim's cryptic last words. Stars Ian McShane, Wendy Morgan & John Bird.

A fascinating look at the history of the prolific British film and television production company founded by the Danziger brothers and the studios they established to create features and series.

Italian saxophonist Riccardo Rauchi and his ensemble of musicians perform Okay Madison.

1959. Thriller. Directed by Joseph Losey. Starring Hardy Kruger, Stanley Baker & Micheline Presle. The mistress of a struggling artist is killed and Inspector Morgan investigates a complex case.

1966. A Look into what it takes to get to the top, and why football remains Britain's most popular sport. Contains lots of football stars from the clubs of the era.

1957. Drama. Director C. Raker Endfield. Stars Stanley Baker, David McCallum, Sid James and Sean Connery. Tom signs up as a 'Hell Driver', but the death-trap roads are the least of his problems.

1954. Comedy. An American film crew are making a film in a British army camp, but the soldiers chase the film unit's girls. Starring Tony Hancock, Sid James & Peter Sellers.

1957. Drama. Directed by Gerd Oswald. Stars Barbara Stanwyck, Sterling Hayden & Raymond Burr. A police detective's ambitious wife will stop at nothing to help advance her husband's career.

1950. Thriller. Directed by John Guillermin. Stars John Bentley, Dermot Walsh & Rona Anderson. A crime novelist, jealous over his secretary's affection for his brother, decides to murder her.

1955. Comedy. Directed by Ralph Thomas. Stars Dirk Bogarde, Brigitte Bardot, James Robertson. A young man signs up to be a ship's doctor in an effort to bring some excitement into his life.

A Hundred Thousand Oarsmen. 1966. A Look into the fascinating sport of rowing.

1949. Comedy. Directed by & stars Robert Donat. Features Reneé Asherson & Thord Hird. A sergeant returns from the war and tries to reconcile with his fiancée but winds up falling for a new lodger.

1950. Drama. Directed by Henry Cass. Stars Alec Guinness, Beatrice Campbell & Kay Walsh. A salesman who learns he has months to live cashes in his savings to live in a fancy hotel.

The Falkirk Triangle/Beast of Durham - The Fishburn Puma. 1997. Dive into the tale of an unearthly phenomena in the Falkirk Triangle in Scotland, and is a wild beast stalking the dales of Durham.

Jump into some thrilling features tonight with Caroline Munro in the Cellar Club. First up, we take a trip to South Wales in Doomwatch - The Battery People.

The Battery People. 1970. Stars Simon Oates, Jeremy Young & Emrys Jones. The Doomwatch team look into serious health issues experienced by workers at a Welsh factory farm.

Caroline brings in the terror with tonight's next feature, the 1961 independent horror The Devil's Hands, about a man whose curiosity leads him to joining a cult that worships the Great Devil God.

1961. Horror. Directed by William J. Hole Jr. Stars Linda Christian, Robert Alda & Ariadne Welter. A man, haunted by visions of a beautiful woman, winds up in a Satanic cult after meeting her.

Join Caroline Munro as she peeks at next week's exciting features.

1989. Crime Drama. Director: Richard Pearce. Stars Danny Glover, Rubén Blades & Samuel L. Jackson. A psychiatrist is sent to evaluate if a convicted murderer is still mentally fit to be executed.

1997. Adventure. Directed by Suri Krishnamma. Stars Greg Wise, Simon Dutton & Dougray Scott. A group of soldiers on a British Army expedition attempt to navigate an unexplored Malaysian gully.

1981. Crime drama directed by Jonathan Kaplan. Based on the real-life ordeal of Baltimore priest Bernard Pagano who was arrested for a series of hold-ups.

Caroline Munro talks with author Tony Dalton about his friend Terence Fisher. They discuss Terence's life and career, celebrating his talent for making many of the greatest movies of all time.

Episode Four. 1982. Stars Anthony Calf, Stefan Gryff, Barry Dennen. Reunited in the Legion, the Geste brothers have made two good friends and one dangerous enemy: the tyrannical Sgt-Major Lejaune.

1961. A look into the world of pets and with a special glimpse at budgerigars.

1953. Sci-fi. Directed by Terence Fisher. Stars Howard Duff, Eva Bartok & Alan Wheatley. When a test launch of a satellite fails, two people attached to the secret project mysteriously go missing.

1951. Let's take a look back at Britain's latest craze of the 50s - Bifball! Featuring a wonderful competition at the Saturday Morning Pictures and children having fun on a day out at the seaside.

The Cloud of Death. 1963. Stars Murray Kash, Ronnie Stevens & Libby Morris. There is dismay at Space Headquarters when a cloud of metallic particles plunges the Earth into darkness.

The Bat's Kow Tow. 1966. Stars Adam West, Julie Newmar & Ric Roman. Batman and Robin rush to the Policeman's Ball where Chad and Jeremy are singing but Catwoman is already there to cause mayhem.

The Castle of Prince Otto. 1963. Stars Dermot Walsh & Walter Gotell. Prince Otto's castle blocks the Crusaders' path, and he demands ransom money to let them pass, but Richard has a plan.

Hostage. 1961. Stars George Murcell & David Graham. While in Ireland, Dr. Beaker overhears a plan by two smugglers to kidnap the daughter of an innkeeper and alerts his friends back at base.

1960. Family. Directed by John Haggerty. Stars Jeremy Bulloch, Joanna Horlock & James Luck. A young boy and his friends help catch criminals who are poaching salmon from a research facility.

Maid Marian. 1955. Stars Richard Greene, Victor Woolf & Archie Duncan. Having ambushed the Sheriff's courier, Robin's life is placed in danger.

1960. Sci-fi. Directed by Edgar G. Ulmer. Stars Robert Clarke & Darlene Tompkins. A military test pilot is propelled into the future where he finds a plague has sterilised the world's population.

1966. A Look into the lives of fishermen and the background of the trawler industry.

Brainwave. 1959. Stars George Grizzard, Tod Andrews & Whit Bissell. A hospital corpsman must perform an operation on his wounded captain with only the radio voice of a doctor to guide him.

The Inquisition. 1968. Stars Ed Bishop, Francis Matthews & Donald Gray. Captain Blue disappears and arrives back three months later. Spectrum Security are suspicious if he is the real Captain Blue.

1959. Mystery. Directed by Tony Young. Stars Griffith Jones & Patricia Laffan. A writer wakes up in a strange place with a gun in his hand and a dead body, but he doesn't remember what happened.

1942. War. Director: Cavalcanti. Stars: Leslie Banks, Mervyn Johns & Basil Sydney. English villagers stage a fight back when visited by a platoon of german troops.

1953. The Candlelight Murder. Directed by Ken Hughes. Stars Jack Lambert, Gerald Case, Robert Cawdron & Clifford Buckton. An inspector unmasks the killer of an elderly hermit. (S1, E03).

The Mistake. 1960. Stars Rupert Davies, Ewen Solon & Helen Shingler. Professor Gouin, a brilliant surgeon, but a man that 'does not know what makes people tick' is caught in the drama of murder.

1971. Believed Killed. Created by John Finch. Stars Colin Douglas & Shelagh Fraser. John shocks the Ashtons by returning unannounced. Margaret's infidelity poses a dilemma. (S2, E13).

1974. Thriller. Directed by Ronald Neame. Stars Jon Voight, Maximillian Schell & Maria Schell. A reporter tries to track down a number of SS officers who mysteriously vanished after the war.

1994. Crime. Directed by Paul Greengrass. Stars Rupert Graves, Kate Hardie & Jim Carter. A compelling drama capturing the life of one of Britain's most wanted men during the 1980s - David Martin.

1999. Comedy. Directed by and stars Martin Clunes. Also featuring Neil Morrissey & Jane Horrocks. A one-hit-wonder 1980s band are forced against their will to re-form for one last performance.

1956. Mystery. Director: Henry Cass. Stars Dale Robertson, Lois Maxwell & Derek Bond. An actress is assisted by an American playwright after her scissors are found lodged in her producer's back.

A Printer's Tale. 1960. A 'fact full' film showing the work at Leeds printer John Waddington, featuring pictures printed for jigsaws, boxes for toothpaste and enormous posters.

Country Tools. 1976. Items given or lent by viewers are laid out on Jack's bench, 'things o' purpose' used by country people making their living.

1961. Crime drama. A partner of a safe making firm is found unconscious on a bomb site. A large safe his company installed has been robbed. Starring William Franklyn and Nigel Green.

1967. Comedy. Directed by Michael J. Lane. Stars Terence Alexander, Judy Franklin & Kenneth Cowan. Dennis attempts to get rid of two old tyres dumped in the garden of his new house.

1930. Western. Director: Raoul Walsh. Stars John Wayne, Marguerite Churchill, Tyrone Power. Sr. Breck Coleman agrees to lead pioneers trying to make their way on the treacherous Oregon Trail.

Take a step back in time and enjoy the hit 60s tune Runaround Sue by Dion.

Granny's Spring Tonic. 1963. Stars Irene Ryan, Buddy Ebsen & Lola Albright. Miss Hathaway's protegee has her eyes on Jed's millions, meanwhile Jed is given a double dose of Granny's spring tonic.

1971. Western. Directed by Ted Post. Stars Clint Walker, Kathryn Hays & Edgar Buchanan. Tough U.S. marshal Dave Harmon is sent out to Yuma, Arizona to clean up the lawless western town.

1966. A Look into the appeal of the four hundred castles, halls and mansions in Britain that are now open to the public.

The Scarecrow Wedding. 1980. Stars Jon Pertwee, Una Stubbs & Bill Maynard. Aunt Sally promises to marry Worzel if he will rescue her, after she gets stuck in a dishwasher at a junk shop.

The Bat's Kow Tow. 1966. Stars Adam West, Julie Newmar & Ric Roman. Batman and Robin rush to the Policeman's Ball where Chad and Jeremy are singing but Catwoman is already there to cause mayhem.

1951. A fabulous trip to Southend to spend a sunny Sunday by the sea.

1953. Drama. Directed by Robert Hamer. Stars John Mills, Elizabeth Sellars, John McCallum & Geoffrey Keen. Released from prison after 12 years, a man seeks revenge on those who lied at his trial.

1966. A Look into how police dogs and guide dogs for the blind are trained as well as some of the jobs horses still do.

Gabriel's Choice. 1954. Stars Clifford Evans, Lee Patterson & Mary Ward. A kindly doctor saves a man and takes him into his home - only to find himself involved in a web of treachery and intrigue.

We've stepped into the driver's seat to visit some classic cars, unearthed a great reel of trolleybuses, we look at the 1964 Cheshunt Carnival and do you remember the Lyons Instant Coffee Couple.

1952. Comedy. Director: Ronald Neame. Stars Alec Guinness, Glynis Johns & Valerie Hobson. A man finds ways to rise through the ranks in business and social standing, some honest, some not.

1951. Crime Drama. Missing for two years, Martin (Michael Gough) returns home to his wife who is now with another man. Starring Elizabeth Sellars & Michael Gough.

1976. Tonight's fantastic turns, introduced by Bernard Manning and Colin Crompton include Neville King, Jingles, Samantha Jones and Chris North and Jill.

1953. Drama. Director: Guy Hamilton. Stars Jack Hawkins, Dennis Price, Michael Medwin, George Cole & Hugh Williams. An ex Colonel catches one of his former men robbing his house and investigates.

Directed by Francis A Searle. A 1969 comedy short centring around workmen digging a hole. Starring Arthur Lowe, Victor Maddern, Bill Maynard and Tim Barrett.

A TOTP style TV Show for Heritage Artists based on the Heritage Chart which is voted on in over 80 countries. Songs you love from popular artists, live and on video with the odd interview.

2004. Action. Director: James Hawes. Stars Ross Kemp, Mark Bazeley & Saskia Reeves. A former MI6 spy, trying to hide from his past in a remote village, soon discovers that he is anything but safe.

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.

1948. Drama. Director: Frank Chisnell. Stars Richard Murdoch, Patricia Raine & Henry Oscar. Murder drama set in Soho involving a police inspector, a newspaper reporter and a country girl.

1960. A look into the thrills of training as a parachutist; from joining the school run by the Royal Air Force at Abingdon, to the first time ever jumping out of an aircraft with 59 other soldiers.

Posse. Directed by Aaron Spelling and starring Don Durant. Jessie Mead rides into town and begs Johnny to put him in jail, going so far as to break a storefront window to provide an excuse.

1963. Crime drama directed by Ernest Morris and starring Paul Maxwell, Clare Owen and Anita West. Waiting for his flight home from Baghdad, Bill takes a message from a British secret agent.

1960. A look into the world of car rallies, getting a behind the scenes glimpse of the events.

1957. Crime drama directed by Wolf Rilla and starring Richard Attenborough, Dorothy Alison, Colin Petersen. Todd Dawson is a ten year old waif with a drunken scallywag for a father.

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 August and beginning of September.

1958. Horror. Directed by Henry Cass and starring Sir Donald Wolfit. In the late 19th Century, the anaemic Dr Callistratus is the governor of a brutal penal institution in a remote castle.

1975. Western. Directed by Anthony Dawson. Stars Jim Brown, Lee Van Cleef & Fred Williamson. Two men embark on a perilous journey across the desert to deliver a large sum of money.

1948. Comedy. Director: John Irwin. Stars Cyril Fletcher, Betty Astell, Laurence Naismith. A magical guest, who can conjure anything one can wish for, causes trouble for a writer and his wife.

1956. Drama. Directed by Brian Desmond Hurst. Stars Donald Sinden, Anna-Maria Sandri & Anthony Steel. After the war, a young man sets out in search of his missing older brother.

The Great Crawdad Hunt. 1964. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan & Donna Douglas. After the Clampetts get a food package, Mr Lucas and Mr Pendleton think they have an ulterior motive.

1958. Print of Death. Directed by Montgomery Tully. Starring John Warwick, Tim Turner and Phil Brown. A payroll van is pulled over by a police car, the guards shot and the payroll stolen. (S1, E27).

San Francisco. 1960. Stars Lorne Greene, Kathleen Crowley & David White. Ben, Hoss and Joe visit San Francisco with their ranch hands, who soon vanish. While searching for them, Ben gets caught.

Gabriel's Choice. 1954. Stars Clifford Evans, Lee Patterson & Mary Ward. A kindly doctor saves a man and takes him into his home - only to find himself involved in a web of treachery and intrigue.

Let's watch chock-a-block, then go shopping with famous faces in the 40s. A family go to Skegness after winning the pools in 1961, Noel's found an exciting advert and we watch a new Scopitone.

1975. Detective & Mystery Drama. No Orchids for Marker. Stars Alfred Burke, Sylvia Coleridge & Joan Scott. A chance to make £1,000, an offer too good to refuse finds Marker all at sea.

1974. Thriller. Directed by Ronald Neame. Stars Jon Voight, Maximillian Schell & Maria Schell. A reporter tries to track down a number of SS officers who mysteriously vanished after the war.

1956. Crime Drama. Director: Budd Boetticher. Stars Joseph Cotten, Rhonda Fleming & Wendell Corey. A crazed convict escapes prison to seek revenge on the detective who accidently killed his wife.

1974. Comedy. Directed by Gower Champion. Stars George C. Scott, Joanna Cassidy & Sorrell Booke. A criminal mastermind plans to rob a Los Angeles bank that's temporarily located in a mobile home.

1941. Drama. Directed by Frank Capra. Stars Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyck & Edward Arnold. A drifter finds himself at the centre of a political movement after becoming part of a fraudulent story.

1948. A wonderful short film about a young man interested in cinematography in the run up to the 10th Scottish Amateur Film Festival.

Trail's End for a Cowboy. 1955. Stars Hugh O'Brian, Tommy Cook & Morris Ankrum. A rancher's son is forced to sell a herd for less than he'd planned and tries to make up his losses in a poker game.

1937. Mystery. Directed by Louis King. Stars John Barrymore, John Howard & Louise Campbell. Captain Drummond's girlfriend is kidnapped by his enemies and now he must go on the hunt to find her.

1956. Comedy directed by Val Guest and starring Terence Morgan, George Cole, Kathleen Harrison. Two struggling composers hit on a novel way of producing music backwards.

1941. Mystery. Directed by Roy Del Ruth. Stars Joan Blondell, Roland Young & Carole Landis. A young woman returns as a ghost after being murdered and seeks help from Topper to find the killer.

1955. Comedy. Directed by Ralph Thomas. Stars Dirk Bogarde, Brigitte Bardot, James Robertson. A young man signs up to be a ship's doctor in an effort to bring some excitement into his life.

1969. Drama. Directed by Richard C. Sarafian. Stars John Mills, Sylvia Syms & Gordon Jackson. A psychosomatically mute young boy finds an emotional release through his love for a wild white colt.

Early 1960s documentary into the spending habit of 'screenagers' and the cinema goers of the 60s. Brilliant footage of 50s and 60s cinemas and the 'screenagers' themselves.

Part 1. 1997. Stars Charles Dance, Diana Rigg & Faye Dunaway. A young woman marries a wealthy widower but soon discovers both he and his household are haunted by the memory of his late first wife.

1959. A look into different styles of dancing and how they have changed. Also, a look at the ballroom championships, showing that, there indeed, is a dance for everybody.

Five To One. 1963. Directed by Gordon Flemyng. Stars Lee Montague, Ingrid Hafner & John Thaw. Alan Roper is a smart young man on the fringes of big time crime.

The Rites of Spring. 1956. Comedy. Director Roy Kellino. Stars David Niven, Ernest Anderson & Lela Bliss. A husband sends his young wife flowers from a 'secret admirer' as a test of her fidelity.

The Joker's Provokers. 1966. Stars Adam West & Cesar Romero. While Batman and Robin attempt to free themselves, The Joker plans to take over Gotham City using a time machine and hallucinogens.

Honeymoon. 1958. Stars Robert Beatty, Robert Bruce & Yvonne Buckingham. A honeymooning couple have their insurance policy stolen. Maguire must act fast to prevent their valuables being taken.

1957. Drama. Director: David Miller. Stars Joan Crawford, Rossano Brazzi, Heather Sears. A wealthy woman with a broken marriage finds purpose after taking in a young, deaf and blind girl.

Caroline Munro welcomes all Cellar Dwellers back into the club tonight. Firstly, is the 1987 thriller horror The Believers, directed by cinema legend John Schlesinger and starring Martin Sheen.

1977. Adventure. Director: Peter Yates. Stars Jacqueline Bisset, Nick Nolte & Robert Shaw. In Bermuda, two amateur treasure-hunters run into criminals when uncovering a WWII treasure.

Get your scuba diving gear on and prepare for some underwater adventures as Caroline Munro introduces the 1977 adventure The Deep, written by the author of Jaws, Peter Benchley.

1987. Horror. Director: John Schlesinger. Stars Martin Sheen, Helen Shaver & Harley Cross. A recently widowed psychiatrist becomes involved in the investigation of a series of ritualistic murders.

Before we close the doors of The Cellar Club for one more week Caroline Munro lets us in on next week's offerings.

1970. Comedy. Director: Brian De Palma. Stars Robert De Niro & Allen Garfield. A Vietnam veteran returns to New York and begins filmmaking, but he soon falls in with a group of radical activists.

Made in 1971 to celebrate 25 years of BEA. BEA was a British airline which existed from 1946-1974. A fascinating day in the life of the airline on land and in the skies.

The Clampetts Entertain. 1963. Stars Irene Ryan, Buddy Ebsen & Jim Backus. Granny is feeling lonely, so the family tries to get her riled up but when the plan fails, they decide to throw a party.

The Arsonist. Western with Wayne Rogers & Robert Bray, who run a stagecoach line in the Old West where they come across a wide variety of killers, robbers and ladies in distress.

1949. A mysterious baby is found in a boat at sea, along with a charming portrait of a community in Coverack. Where is he from? Stars Dorothea Paul Directed by Anthony Mavrogordato.

1963. Crime. Stars Anthony Oliver, Maureen Connell, Bill Nagy. With the help of the Met police a girl tracks down the killers of her detective brother.

1957. Drama. Director: Francis D. Lyon. Stars John Payne, Karen Steele and Paul Kelly. The story of the men who volunteered to be test subjects for the new ejection system for a new bomber plane.

1941. Crime. Director: Sidney Salkow. Stars Warren William, June Storey & Henry Wilcoxon. The Lone Wolf bets that he can stay out of trouble for 24 hours, but can he avoid the inevitable chaos.

1962. Drama. Directed by Peter Maxwell. Stars Patrick Holt, Emrys Jones & Honor Blackman. An inspector strives to solve the mystery of an artist's dead wife. The artist becomes the main suspect.

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 August and beginning of September.

End of a Dream. 1975. Stars Jennifer Wilson, Mike Pratt & Jack Watson. Edward and Jennifer move into their new home. Meanwhile, Merroney warns Clare about sharing information about their scheme.

Part 2. 1997. Stars Charles Dance, Timothy West & Emilia Fox. The new Mrs. de Winter attempts to establish herself as the mistress of Manderley, but Mrs. Danvers continues to taunt her.

In this wonderful music video from the 60s, Italian singer and actress Mina performs Pesci Rossi.

1955. Crime. Directed by Charles Saunders and starring Paul Carpenter and Hazel Court. A magazine crime writer is passed over for promotion by a rival who also steals the girl, but is murdered.

The Jim Twins/Flitwick Ghost. 1995. Michael Aspel examines two unusual cases, including a look at the fascinating story of the Jim Twins and a look at the ghost who haunts Flitwick Manor.

Seventeen Seconds to Glory. 1979. Stars Anthony Andrews, Judy Geeson & Nick Tate. Ash learns how to dispose the new German land mines, thanks to the help of naval experts.

A Death by the Sea. Stars Barry Foster, Michael Latimer & Susan Travers. A midnight swim leaves a man unconscious and his wife missing. Van der Valk suspects there's more to the story.

Maigret and the Tramp. 2004. Stars Bruno Cremer, Franck Gourlat & Chloé Lambert. Maigret investigates the attempted murder of a down-and-outer who was rescued from the Seine.

1997. Stars Francesca Annis, Robson Green & Conor Mullen. After rushing into Owen's arms upon discovering her husband's indiscretion, Anna realises that she has feelings for Owen too.

1988. Drama. Directed by Peter Masterson. Stars Gene Hackman, Teri Garr & Burgess Meredith. A lonely widower with a failing bar encounters a bus driver who is determined to turn it all around.

1978. Two dumb aliens are sent to earth to find an earthwoman suitable to be the wife of their leader. Stars Cameron Mitchell.

1944. Joan's (Patricia Medina) mother wants her to marry her pompous boss although she loves a soldier (Jimmy Hanley). One of Jean Simmon's first films.

Invasion Imminent. 2003. Hitler's invasion barges assemble on the other side of the Channel - and the church bells ring across the country as the Resistance Movement prepares to go underground.

The Case of the Royal Murder. 1955. Stars Ronald Howard, Howard Marion-Crawford & Lise Bourdin. Whilst in the Balkans, Holmes and Watson must hunt down a killer after a fellow guest is poisoned.

1953. Crime drama. A hit and run victim is operated on by Dr. Fenton (Robert Beatty), the victim is later murdered and the doctor is involved. Starring Elizabeth Sellars.

1950. Drama. A lowly bank clerk marries a good time girl but she two-times him for her old crooked boyfriend (Sydney Tafler). Starring Jack Watling, Pat Kirkwood and Thora Hird.

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 August and beginning of September.

1945. Crime. Director: Montgomery Tully. Stars William Hartnell, Jimmy Hanley & Chili Bouchier. After a long imprisonment, a man wrongfully framed for murder hunts for the truth and the killer.

1935. Comedy. Directed by René Clair. Stars Robert Donat, Jean Parker & Elsa Lanchester. A haunted Scottish castle is sold, dismantled and transported to Florida, bringing the ghost along with it.

1959. A look at the story of the invention of the hovercraft and its first cross Channel crossing.

1952. Adventure. Directed by Sidney Salkow. Stars Rhonda Fleming, Sterling Hayden & Helena Carter. 17th-century French privateer Kit 'The Hawk' Gerardo sails the Caribbean in search of gold.

Mrs Moresby's Scrapbook - Part 1. 1973. Stars David Ashford & Barbara Young. Mrs Moresby is accused of blackmail after demanding money for her silence on an assault she claims Geoffrey committed.

Mrs Moresby's Scrapbook - Part 2. 1973. Stars Derek Bond & James Cairncross. Geoffrey's agent gives evidence and Helen Tate calls John Bray, a witness who claims to have vital information.

Mrs Moresby's Scrapbook - Part 3. 1973. Stars Barbara Young, Samantha Reeves & Dorothy Vernon. Grace Moresby claims Geoffrey offered her money to keep quiet. But who will the jury believe.

1969. Comedy. Directed by Gene Saks. Stars Walter Matthau, Ingrid Bergman & Goldie Hawn. A dentist convinces his assistant to pose as his wife so he can avoid marrying his girlfriend.

Warming Glimpses of Manchester 'waking up'. From the streets to the factories and the docks and everything in between.

1959. Comedy. Stars Thomas Mitchell, Patrick Allen & Sam Kydd. Glencannon uses his knowledge when he and Hughes let go of the ground rope while on an amusement park balloon ride.

Single or Double Indemnity. 1961. Stars John Ireland, Robert Ayres & Valentine Dyall. A train wreck kills everyone but Leon Little, believing it was murder Potter calls for John Hunter.

Celebration. 1972. Stars Jean Anderson, Patrick O'Connell & Richard Easton. Jane throws a party until the unexpected arrival of Merroney who brings news of a terrible mishap.

1968. Thriller. Directed by Val Guest. Stars Stephen Boyd, Camilla Sparv & Michael Redgrave. A toy manufacturer, who doubles as a British Intelligence Agent, becomes entangled with European spies.