Medium Close Up Collection

Steed and Mrs Peel in Steeds flat
in a scene from A Funny Thing Happened On The Way to the Station

Mrs. Peel and her Lotus Elan
Diana Rigg in a scene from Mission Highly Improbable

Steed and Mrs Peel have tea
in the episode Deaths Door Avengers Series 5

A scene from the Wicker Man
with Christopher Lee as Lord Summerisle

Joseph Tomelty as Mr. Pedelty in Meet Mr. Lucifer (1953)

Steed and Mrs Peel in her flat
in the episode From Venus With Love Series 5

Hayley Mills as Ellie Thomsen
Mills was dressed for Endless Night (1972) by John Furniss who was nominated for an Oscar in 1974 for Daisy Miller and for a Bafta in 1971 for The Go-Between

Jim MacLaine at work with the dodgem
David Essex as Jim working at a funfair in Claude Whathams That ll Be The Day (1973)

Punch and Judy Man (The) (1963)
A portrait of Tony Hancock as Wally Pinner the Punch and Judy Man with puppet

Punch and Judy Man (The) (1963)
A laughing Tony Hancock and Sylvia Syms in a scene from The Punch and Judy Man directed in 1963 by Jeremy Summers

A glamorous publicity portrait of Diana Dors
taken for the release of Yield to the Night in 1956

Naunton Wayne as Blakeworth
enters the rail station

Hugh Griffith and Edie Martin
as Dan and Emily in Charles Crichtons Titfield Thunderbolt

George Relph, John Gregson and Naunton Wayne
in a moment from Charles Crichtons The Titfield Thunderbolt

Deborah Watling as Sandra
in a moment from That ll Be The Day

Terry-Thomas in Privates Progress
Major Hitchcock is not amused at the cinema in a scene from John Boultings comedy

Mrs Peel is on the hunt for clues
in the episode Deaths Door Avengers Series 5

Valerie Van Ost and Patrick MacNee
in a shot taken on the set of The Avengers Dead Mans Treasure

Bernard Lee and Maxine Audley
as Charles and Diana Foreman in Dunkirk (1958)

David Essex with guitar
David Essex as Jimmy Maclaine in a scene of That ll Be The Day

Jim and Jeanette on the grass
David Essex and Rosalind Ayres in a romantic scene from That ll Be The Day (1973)

Ringo Starr and David Essex share a laugh
A scene from That ll Be The Day (1973) where the characters of Mike (Ringo Starr) and Jim (David Essex) share a laugh at the funfair where they work together

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Gabrielle Brune, John Gregson, George Relph and Edie Martin
Studiocanal TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1953)

A scene from ALL THE WAY UP (1970)
Elaine Taylor with Pat Heywood and Warren Mitchell

Karl Howman and David Essex
in a scene from That ll Be The Day

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Jim Maclaine with a soft drink and friends
David Essex as Jim Maclaine in a sequence set in a coffee bar in That ll Be The Day (1973)

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The Avengers Series 4: A Touch of Brimstone

Ian Carmichael and David Lodge
as private Windrush and Lance Corporal Parsons

A scene from John Boultings Privates Progress (1956)
with Dennis Price as Brigadier Tracepurcel

Peter Jones and Ian Carmichael
as Arthur Egan and Windrush in a scene from Privates Progress (1956)

Windrush and Corporal Parsons in a struggle
Ian Carmichael and David Lodge in a scene from Privates Progress (1956)

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Mrs Peels seven veils

Emma Peel dances

The Avengers Series 4: Honey for the Prince

Mrs Peel dances for the prince

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"Capturing the Essence: Exploring Medium Close-Ups in Iconic Scenes" In the thrilling world of espionage, Mrs. Peel and her Lotus Elan take center stage, as a medium close-up captures their undeniable allure. Steed and Mrs. Peel indulge in a delightful tea session, their expressions perfectly framed by a medium close-up that reveals their chemistry and charm. A scene from the cult classic "The Wicker Man" showcases the power of a medium close-up to intensify emotions and immerse viewers in its eerie atmosphere. Inside Mrs. Peel's flat, we witness an intimate moment between her and Steed, beautifully captured through a medium close-up that highlights their connection. Joseph Tomelty mesmerizes as Mr. Pedelty in "Meet Mr. Lucifer (1953), " his nuanced performance brought to life with the help of well-placed medium close-ups. Hayley Mills shines as Ellie Thomsen, her youthful exuberance radiating through every frame thanks to skillful use of medium close-ups. Jim MacLaine's tireless work with dodgems comes alive in vivid detail through expertly executed medium close-ups that capture his dedication and determination. 8 & 9: The whimsical world of Punch and Judy is immortalized on screen with captivating shots using medium close-ups – transporting audiences into this timeless art form twice over. 10: Steed's flat becomes an intriguing backdrop for another engaging encounter between him and Mrs. Peel - masterfully depicted through precisely placed medium close-ups. 11: Naunton Wayne captivates us as Blakeworth; his commanding presence enhanced by strategic employment of impactful medium-close ups throughout his performance. 12: Hugh Griffith & Edie Martin deliver heartfelt performances that resonate deeply within our souls.