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Line 47: ==Films== Adelphi is an archive of British feature films. The Adelphi film collection comprises over 40 [[British films]], stored for decades in a London suburban garage. Dating mainly from the 1940s and 1950s, the Adelphi film collection features many British stars of the period, including [[James Mason]], [[Max Bygraves]], [[Spike Milligan]], [[Diana Dors]], [[Peter Sellers]], [[Petula Clarke]], [[Prunella Scales]], [[Sid James]], [[Wilson, Keppel and Betty]] and [[Rolf Harris]]’ screen debut. [[Dorothy Squires]]’ only film appearance was in ''[[Stars in Your Eyes]]'' (1956) which was co-scripted by [[Talbot Rothwell]] before he ~~went~~wrote onscripts ~~to find fame and fortune as the writer of~~for the ''[[Carry On (film series)\|Carry On]]'' movies. The collection holds two ‘lost’ [[Goons]] films made in 1953 with [[Peter Sellers]], [[Spike Milligan]], [[Harry Secombe]], [[Bill Kerr]] and [[Alfred Marks]] (''[[Penny Points to Paradise]]'' and ''[[Let's Go Crazy (film)\|Let's Go Crazy]]'').<ref>{{cite news\|last=Brooks\|first=Richard\|title=Lost Peter Sellers films on screen after 50-year intermission\|url=http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/film/article6493736.ece\|newspaper=The Sunday Times\|date=June 14, 2009}}</ref> These had not been publicly viewed since they were made until they were released on [[DVD]] in August 2009.

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