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From Creative Outlet to Cult Following - Vimarsana News

From Creative Outlet to Cult Following

From Creative Outlet to Cult Following U.S. Retailer Spencer's, and Australian Illustrator Steven Rhodes, brew up some nostalgia magic News provided by Share this article Share this article EGG HARBOR, N.J., April 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- From childhood drawing dreams to Spencer's store floor sales, Steven Rhodes is becoming a household name, craved by those in the know, thanks to his uniquely iconic nostalgia designs. In four short years, the Spencer's and Steven Rhodes merch collab has gone from one test style t-shirt to selling nearly 1,000 miles of t-shirts and accessories in-store and on...

On the Buses was Elstree hit - but time ran out for Hammer - Vimarsana News

On the Buses was Elstree hit - but time ran out for Hammer

This week we travel back 50 years to Elstree Studios in 1970 to see what was happening. The Studios was still fully manned, with hundreds of staff employed year round, which sadly meant the facility was about to enter an era awash in red ink. Bryan Forbes had been appointed head of production and tasked with keeping the studio afloat. Bryan told me: "When I arrived I expected to enter a battlefield but not Hiroshima. They promised me a revolving production fund that did not revolve and when I asked for enough money to renovate the ageing buildings they gave me enough to repaint it."

On the Buses was Elstree hit - but time ran out for Hammer | St Albans & Harpenden Review - Vimarsana News

On the Buses was Elstree hit - but time ran out for Hammer | St Albans & Harpenden Review

This week we travel back 50 years to Elstree Studios in 1970 to see what was happening. The Studios was still fully manned, with hundreds of staff employed year round, which sadly meant the facility was about to enter an era awash in red ink. Bryan Forbes had been appointed head of production and tasked with keeping the studio afloat. Bryan told me: "When I arrived I expected to enter a battlefield but not Hiroshima. They promised me a revolving production fund that did not revolve and when I asked for enough money to renovate the ageing buildings they gave me enough to repaint it."