The February 1967 magazine covers for both Town and Vogue are in the same scene as the hand-written placards, 'Pop Star Shot Dead' (Evening News) and 'Pop Singer Shot Dead' (Evening Standard).
The Vogue cover with Celia Hammond from February 1967, also for sale is Nova magazine from the same year which did not begin publishing until March of 1965.
This must've been filmed early February '67, the particular photo on the Vogue cover is of Celia Hammond & the headlines at the same news stand "Pop Star Shot Dead" would have been Joe Meek...
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I remember seeing those white IS Initial vans in the 60’s and 70’s, they got everywhere.
The February 1967 magazine covers for both Town and Vogue are in the same scene as the hand-written placards, 'Pop Star Shot Dead' (Evening News) and 'Pop Singer Shot Dead' (Evening Standard).
No zombies walking around staring at their i(diot)Phones.
Thanks for Uploading, North end of Bond Street & Hanover Square.
The Vogue cover with Celia Hammond from February 1967, also for sale is Nova magazine from the same year which did not begin publishing until March of 1965.
In the good old days when women made an effort to look nice. High heels, frocks, skirts, etc. Now they dress like boys!! Sad. Bring back glamour!!!
you are right! I m polish but the street in my country then and now its the tragedy about woman style
So much is absent from a film made today in the same location!!
This must've been filmed early February '67, the particular photo on the Vogue cover is of Celia Hammond & the headlines at the same news stand "Pop Star Shot Dead" would have been Joe Meek...
The newspaper poster "Pop star shot dead" could place this on December 12, 1964, the day after singer Sam Cooke was shot at a motel in Los Angeles.
Ford Transit mk1 behind 'Brazils' Leyland trucks put this at late 1965 at absolute earliest...
Ford Transit mk1 behind 'Brazils' Leyland truck at 0:26 puts this at late 1965 at absolute earliest...
The February 1967 magazine covers for both Town and Vogue can be seen on the newsstand in the same scene.
No let’s get a motorists because he is driving in London, let’s give as many fines as we can attitude.
must be after 1965 due to the c reg vauxhall
Not a single shot of Bond street.
It looks the same still in 2023 just the people are so different now
Are you sure this is London? everyone looks British.
That was shot on 11th Dec 1964.
No it wasn't.
Shot on February 1967..!
kjj.Jaguar.!