A behind-the-scenes photograph from a TV production, likely from the 1970s or 1980s based on the film equipment and overall aesthetic. The scene shows actors in period costume - what appears to be Victorian or Edwardian era clothing - standing outside a Georgian-style building with the number "165" visible above the door. The costumes suggest this might be from a period drama or historical film. There's a woman in a maid's uniform with a white cap, men in formal Victorian attire including one in what looks like a naval uniform, and others in period-appropriate clothing.

About Kaleidoscope: Missing Believed Wiped

TV archivists Kaleidoscope have once again been busy little bees and unearthed another selection of classic TV which was ‘missing believed wiped’.

Expect a lost edition of This Is Your Life, the untransmitted edit of the very first Poirot mystery to be broadcast on television in 1962 and a Q&A with special guest Michael Newport, an actor best known for the BBC 1968 version of Treasure Island.

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MAC’s cinema programme has been generously supported by BFI Film Audience Network and Film Hub Midlands.

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