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Ronnie Corbett and Ronnie Barker in 2005 Credit: BBC Ronnie Corbett said “there was never a cross word” with Ronnie Barker, during four decades of what he called a close and “very British friendship”. Barker described their partnership as “even more amicable than a marriage – wedlock without the bad patches”. During the heyday of The Two Ronnies, which was first transmitted on April 10 1971, more than 20 million viewers regularly tuned in every Saturday night; it was more national institution than television show. The two men, both christened Ronald, met in London in 1963, when...

5 things to watch this weekend – 5 to 7 March Corruption in high places, life on the frontier and a rediscovered Scottish caper – what are you watching this weekend? 5 March 2021 City Hall (2020) Where’s it on? Online at the Glasgow Film Festival at 1pm on Friday and for 72 hours afterwards Showing no signs of slowing down at 91, American documentary master Frederick Wiseman has kept up the astonishing work rate of a film every year or two since the late 1960s. Known for his epic surveys of institutions and communities, from Central Park to the National Gallery, his lates...

First published on Sun 28 Feb 2021 06.54 EST It is a Scottish crime caper that was loved in Scotland and largely loathed by English film critics when it was released in 1985. But Restless Natives went on to become a much-loved classic with its comic story of two teenagers who become local heroes as highwaymen – Robin Hoods who rob tourists and give money to the poor. Over the years, A-list actors such as Jack Black, Gerard Butler and James McAvoy are among those who have declared it a favourite film. Now Andy Paterson, Michael Hoffman and Ninian Dunnett – its respective producer, director...

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Restless Natives star reveals it was stuntmen behind the clown and wolfman masks when they were on the motorbikes "Joe and Teri I actually haven't seen for over 30 years. But I do remember that we laughed alot." Sign up to FREE email alerts from Daily Record - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Thank you for subscribingWe hav...