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Stop, Look, and Listen #69
Ken Boothe performing his UK No 1 hit cover of Bread’s ‘Everything I Own’ on the BBC’s Top of the Pops programme in 1974 (Redferns).
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‘This is Burgundy!’
Mr Wix (Raymond Huntley) proudly surveying his office after declaring the autonomy of his bank branch in 1949’s Passport to Pimlico (Ealing Studios).
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Stop, Look, and Listen #68
US President John F. Kennedy shaking hands with the Republic of Cyprus’s President Archbishop Makarios III upon the latter’s arrival in Washington DC for a state visit in 1962 (John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Center)
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Passport to Pimlico as Chronotope
Shopkeeper Edie Randall (Hermione Baddeley) looking to take advantage of an unexpected loosening of post-war regulations in 1949’s Passport to Pimlico (Ealing Studios).
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Stop, Look, and Listen #67
Johan Neeskens (in mid-leap) celebrating with teammate Johan Cruyff after opening the scoring for the Netherlands against East Germany in Gelsenkirchen at the 1974 World Cup finals (Nationaal Archief).
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Lecturer at Goldsmiths. Contemporary historian of British, US, and global politics and culture. Writing a book on progressive politics, popular culture, and public memory in Britain. Made in North London from working Cypriot parts.
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