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British Movietone
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You have found the YouTube home of British Movietone News!
British Movietone is arguably the world’s greatest newsreel archive, spanning the period 1895 – 1986.
Shot on 35mm film, this global archive contains many of the world’s enduring images and is rich in coverage of news events, celebrities, sports, music, social history, science, lifestyle and quirky happenings. It was the first newsreel to include sound, the first to use colour film, the first to break many exclusive stories, and is your first and last stop for newsreel footage.
We hope you will enjoy exploring the British Movietone collection. Please feel free to share our content with friends and embed onto your own websites and social media forums. Downloading videos to your own PC is an infringement of YouTube’s terms and conditions.
Learn more about AP Archive and British Movietone at http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
British Movietone is arguably the world’s greatest newsreel archive, spanning the period 1895 – 1986.
Shot on 35mm film, this global archive contains many of the world’s enduring images and is rich in coverage of news events, celebrities, sports, music, social history, science, lifestyle and quirky happenings. It was the first newsreel to include sound, the first to use colour film, the first to break many exclusive stories, and is your first and last stop for newsreel footage.
We hope you will enjoy exploring the British Movietone collection. Please feel free to share our content with friends and embed onto your own websites and social media forums. Downloading videos to your own PC is an infringement of YouTube’s terms and conditions.
Learn more about AP Archive and British Movietone at http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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British Movietone
Is it horrible weather where you are? I'm hoping it isn't as nasty as in 1965
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British Movietone
This week's Archivist Presents selection for your entertainment.
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British Movietone
Here's this week's Archivist Presents - some fab fashions and Easter Bonnets.
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British Movietone
We are having very strange weather here in the UK - sunny one minute and snowing the next! Hope wherever you are, there is a spring in your step!
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lavapix
(7 years ago)
If that happened today there would have been at least 10 people on that slab taking selfies as it collapsed.
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willamsvernon
(6 years ago)
"Risking life and limb, and even cameras"
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johnbennett2259
(6 years ago)
I've got an idea, why doesn't some halfwit put an advert over the last few frames?
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naiastra
(6 years ago)
would be great if the "click this next!" links didn't cover up the best part of the rockfall......
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therealrobpreston1086
(8 years ago)
Imagine you had just painted those railings.
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MarquisDeSang
(7 years ago)
If it ever happens again, it will be film in 4k 60fps VERTICAL.
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Armlesscrayon
(8 years ago)
Why don't we speak so eloquently anymore? Lol...
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Axgoodofdunemaul
(8 years ago)
When I was a kid, this was the only way you could see stuff like this. Now I sit in front of YouTube and watch my fill of landslides, dam failures, tsunamis, detonations, car crashes...
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philiprawbon2359
(4 years ago)
my great grandfather was a British/Canadian realist painter..John Loxton Rawbon..he painted the falls back in 1909..back then there was nothing around just a few buildings an farms..and the falls look way different today..i still have his paintings to this day
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outthasky
(7 years ago)
“Reeling into the abyss” title of my unauthorized autobiography
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SunriseDreams-
(8 years ago)
Niagara Falls, falls.
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FoneStar78
(8 years ago)
It's amazing they had the technology to build waterfalls like that way back in 1954!
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hugolafhugolaf
(8 years ago)
Aaahhh, the good ole' narration voice from the 50s. Clear, concise, just enough over-dramatic.
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