The MG Y Type has featured in a number of films and TV shows over the years, and even songs! In this page we hope to bring these appearances to your attention. If you have any stills or video clips (preferably both) or even just a title, please contact the webmaster via our Contact Us page and let me know where you saw the car and I will reply to you for some more details.
MG Y 3444 CLJ 930 July 1986 Bill DaleMG Y 3444 CLJ 930 July 1986 Bill Dale is a short UK regional news report made for BBC Spotlight South West (UK) from July 1986 on Bill Dale's MG Y 3444. The report was made by Phil Fairclough who went on to become a major producer and director of films in his own right.
Another ShoreAnother Shore is an Ealing tragicomedy from 1948 and directed by Ealing Studios veteran and British film industry legend Charles Crichton (A Fish Called Wanda) and starring Robert Beatty (Bulldog Drummond), Moira Lister (A Run For Your Money) and celebrated comedy actor Stanley Holloway (My Fair Lady). Another Shore is based on a novel by Kenneth Reddin and adapted for the screen by Walter Meade (Scott Of The Antartic). Another Shore tells the story of a young, restless Dubliner who wants more out of life. A chronic daydreamer, he spends his days longing to escape his normal existence and pines for an adventurous life on a far away desert island, Raratonga. Spending and ungodly amount of time on street corners, he plans to find his escape by saving the lives of rich people from the busy, hazardous traffic. Bored, frustrated and despirate, his life is about to get more interesting than he could ever have hoped for with the sudden arrival of a beautiful local girl and a drunken tycoon.
Fords of WinsfordTo celebrate its 60th birthday, Fords of Winsford has produced a new 30 second TV and radio campaign for ITV Granada. The TV commercial, made by Reactive Audio and Video, brings together 60 years history of the family-run business. Fords of Winsford’s group marketing manager, Nathan Quayle, said: “We really wanted to celebrate the fact this is our 60th year in business by paying homage to the history of the business. "The team at Reactive took the brief and worked with multiple internal stakeholders to ensure the message was put across in the right way and we got the feel of the family business through to the audience.”
Lal Pari"Lal Pari" is the family name for Daman Thakore's Y/T 4669. Daman recently made this video compilation for his car to celebrate a wonderful heritage.
Street CornerStreet Corner is a 1953 British drama film. It was written by Muriel and Sydney Box and directed by Muriel. It was marketed as Both Sides of the Law in the United States. While not quite a documentary, the film depicts the daily routine of women in the police force from three different angles. It was conceived as a female version of the 1950 film The Blue Lamp.
Tenko - ReunionIt is 1950, and the British, Australian, and Dutch women who were imprisoned together in Japanese camps during WWII remember their promise to have a five-year reunion in Singapore. Everybody's lives have moved on and changed, and each member of the group must reconcile herself to the changes that being a prisoner has made upon her life. Plans to stay in the country at Dominica's plantation, however, are disrupted when Communist bandits hold them at gunpoint and suddenly everybody's back in familiar territory, and wondering who the traitor among them is...
Deadly StrangersDeadly Strangers is a 1975 film about a patient at Greenwood, an institution for the criminally insane, has escaped. Concurrently, a young woman named Belle Adams, traveling on her own, is trying to make her way from the Greenwood area to the south coast, specifically to Wickham, where she has not been since she lived there when she was a child. Following the deaths of her parents in a car accident, she became a ward of her uncle, that being the reason for moving from Wickham. Out of circumstance, she changes what was her original plan of taking the train to Wickham, to accepting vehicle rides from strangers, including Jim Nicholls, a lecherous lorry driver, and Malcolm Robarts, an eccentric older American expatriate who still retains a romantic sensibility. Who Belle ends up spending most of the time with on her trek is a young Birmingham based traveling salesman named Stephen Slade, who demonstrates that he has a bit of a temper and imbibes just a little too much, perhaps to calm his nerves which can spark his temper. Both Belle and Stephen's interactions with each other are colored by relationships from their past, Belle's with her uncle and Stephen's with an ex-girlfriend. Their time together is also overshadowed by a potentially violent encounter they have with a couple of bikers. Still with no news of the escapee in the papers, Belle catches Stephen in what look to be a couple of lies. Could these lies be hiding that he is the escapee and thus a murderer?
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