Medium Close Up Collection (page 5)

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

Steed and Mrs Peel in Peels flat
in the episode Deaths door

Diana Rigg and Arthur Lowe
in a scene from Dead Mans Treasure

James Hayter and Patrick MacNee
in a scene from A Funny Thing Happened On The Way to the Station

Diana Rigg as Mrs Peel
in a moment of action from A Funny Thing Happened On The Way to the Station

Margaret and Dr Decker in the glasshouse
in a scene from Konga (1961)

Dr. Decker and Margaret in the laboratory
Michael Gough and Margo Johns in a scene from Konga (1961)

Flesh eating plants in Dr. Deckers glasshouse
in a scene from Konga (1961)

A frame from the titles sequence of Konga (1961)
directed by John Lemont

The army shoots at Konga
in a scene from the film directed in 1961 by John Lemont

Konga breaks into the glasshouse
in a scene from the film directed in 1961 by John Lemont

Sandra grapples with a flesh eating plant
Claire Gordon in Konga (1961)

A close up of Claire Gordon
as Sandra Banks in Konga (1961)

A young Steven Berkoff in a scene from Konga
where he played a student on a field trip

Margaret and Konga in the cage
Margo Johns in a scene from Konga (1961)

A smiling Grabrielle Brune
as Joan in the Ealing comedy classic The Titfield Thunderbolt

Crump and Pearce in front one of the coaches
Ewan Roberts and Jack MacGowran in a scene from The Titfield Thunderbolt

Jack MacGowran Sid James and Ewan Roberts
as Crump Hawkins and Pearce in a pub scene from The Titfield Thunderbolt

Gabrielle Brune as Joan
in a scene in the local pub from The Titfield Thunderbolt

A portrait of Sid James
as Hawkins in the Ealing classic comedy The Titfield Thunderbolt

John Gregson with Stanley Holloway and George Relph
laugh in a pub scene from The Titfield Thunderbolt

Sid James as Hawkins and Gabrielle Brune as Joan
in a pub scene from the Titfield Thunderbolt

Warren Mitchell and Kenneth Cranham
in a scene from All The Way Up produced by EMI Films in 1970

Freds shaving is interrupted
in a scene from All The Way Up produced by EMI Films in 1970

Warren Mitchell and Elaine Taylor
in a scene from All The Way Up produced by EMI Films in 1970

Bill Fraser and Warren Mitchell
in a scene from All The Way Up produced by EMI Films in 1970

Richard Briars and Warren Mitchell
in a scene from All The Way Up produced by EMI Films in 1970

Fred Midway tries to enter a phone box
Warren Mitchell in a scene from All The Way Up (1970)

A moment in the life of the Midway family
in a scene from All The Way Up produced by EMI Films in 1970

Hilda and Fred Midway are shocked
Pat Heywood and Warren Mitchell in a scene from All The Way Up (1970)

Ealine Taylor Pat Heywood Warren Mitchell and Kenneth Cranham
in a scene from All The Way Up produced by EMI Films in 1970

Vanessa Howard and Richard Briars
in a scene from All The Way Up (1970)

Sean Barrett, Bernard Lee and Richard Attenborough
in the service sequence from Dunkirk (1958)

Patricia Plunkett and Richard Atteborough
as Grace and John Holden consider the antigas mask for their child in Dunkirk (1958)

Sergeant Grimshawe shouts at Charlie Sage
William Hartnell and Bob Monkhouse in Carry On Sergeant (1958)

Eric Barker and William Hartnell
in as scene from Carry On Sergeant (1958)

Kenneth Williams as James Bailey
in as scene from Carry On Sergeant (1958)

Eric Barker Charles Hawtrey and William Hartnell
in a scene from Carry On Sergeant (1958)

Bob Monkhouse
as hapless Charlie Sage in Carry On Sergeant (1958)

First Day in the Barracks
in a scene from Carry On Sergeant (1958)

Reviewing the barracks
in a scene from Carry On Sergeant (1958)

Bob Monkhouse as Charlie Sage
in a group photo from Carry On Sergeant (1958)

Charles Hawtrey as Peter Golightly
in a scene from Carry On Sergeant (1958)

Kenneth Connor and Bill Owen
in Carry On Sergeant (1958)

Kenneth Connor
as Horace Strong in Carry On Sergeant (1958)

Hattie Jacques and Kenneth Connor
in Carry On Sergeant (1958)

Keith Moon during make up
with the films hairdresser on the set of That ll be the day

Ringo Starr in That ll be the Day
The former Beatles member played the role of Mike

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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.