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Mary Millington Returns in High Definition!
On 22 June 2020 The Mary Millington Movie Collection finally receives a luxury release on Blu-ray. This five-disc box-set features beautiful HD remasters of Mary’s most legendary feature films from the late-1970s, including Come Play with Me (1977), The Playbirds … Continue reading
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Happy Birthday… ‘Come Play with Me’
Exactly 40 years ago – 28 April 1977 – something quite extraordinary happened; a low budget sex comedy named Come Play with Me opened at the Moulin Cinema at 42-44 Great Windmill Street, Soho, and changed British cinema history forever. … Continue reading
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Respectable is out on DVD!
Respectable – The Mary Millington Story is now available to buy on DVD in Great Britain. As well as the full, uncut feature-length documentary, the disc contains the following ‘special features’, all totally exclusive to this release: *Audio commentary by … Continue reading
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Celebrating Mary Millington Day!
Well, 7th April was ‘Mary Millington Day’ in London, when we unveiled a plaque commemorating Come Play with Me and premièred my new film on her incredible life, Respectable – The Mary Millington Story, at the beautiful Regent Street Cinema. … Continue reading
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Today… is Mary Millington Day
Today marks the climax of many years of extremely hard work. 7 April 2016 is the day when Mary Millington is at long last recognised with a blue plaque in London, and my feature-length documentary about her incredible life – … Continue reading
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Blue Movies… Blue Plaques…
Mary Millington is unquestionably the most famous pornographic actress this country has ever produced, and her best-known film Come Play with Me holds the record for Britain’s longest-running movie ever. Why then, has this never been publicly recognised? Well, very … Continue reading
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F is for Fake
Over the years I’ve been asked numerous times to verify signed Mary Millington items. I’m fortunate to be the custodian of several incredibly rare pieces of memorabilia – including signed photographs, private letters, magazines, books and even the notes Mary wrote … Continue reading
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A Respectable Première on 7 April
I’m very proud to announce that the world première of Respectable – The Mary Millington Story, will take place on 7 April 2016 at the beautiful Regent Street Cinema in the heart of London’s West End. We are all very excited … Continue reading
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On Location: Diana Dors’ Fantasy Manor
One of my oldest friends lives in Sunningdale, a village on the Surrey-Berkshire border, in the Royal Borough of Windsor. I went to visit her recently and, as a bonus, re-traced some of Mary’s steps. Traditionally well-loved by celebrities – … Continue reading
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