Thunderbirds Are Go (1966)
A colourful big screen adventure expanding the world of International Rescue with bold model work charming performances and the inventive spectacle that defined Gerry Anderson’s classic era...
The Hills Run Red (1966)
A gritty revenge western delivering striking set pieces bold performances and the heightened emotional style that defined mid 60s Italian genre filmmaking...
The Deadly Affair (1966)
Sidney Lumet’s le Carré adaptation unfolds as a restrained character study, blending muted espionage, emotional repression, and moral ambiguity into a quietly devastating 60s thriller...
A Man Could Get Killed (1966)
A breezy 60s caper where mistaken identity, diamond smugglers, and Hitchcock‑flavoured intrigue collide as James Garner stumbles into espionage with effortless charm...
The Spy with a Cold Nose (1966)
A deliriously barmy 60s espionage caper packed with sharp visual gags, Cold War silliness and a wonderfully scene‑stealing turn from Lionel Jeffries...
A Man for All Seasons (1966)
Fred Zinnemann’s acclaimed drama follows Thomas More’s principled stand against Henry VIII brought to life with commanding performances rich period detail and moral intensity...
What Did You Do in the War, Daddy? (1966)
James Coburn and Blake Edwards deliver a lively 60s wartime comedy mixing farce charm and chaotic misunderstandings as soldiers attempt to stage a peaceful surrender...
The Wild Angels (1966)
Peter Fonda leads this gritty biker classic packed with rebellious energy sun scorched style and the raw counterculture attitude that defined mid 60s exploitation cinema...
Murderers’ Row (1966)
Dean Martin returns as Matt Helm in a colourful swinging spy caper packed with playful humour glamorous set pieces and the series’ signature 60s charm...
Take Me Naked (1966)
A curious slice of 1960s exploitation cinema blending low budget experimentation social commentary and the era’s fascination with boundary pushing underground filmmaking...
7 Women (1966)
John Ford’s final film follows a group of missionaries facing danger and moral conflict in 1930s China anchored by Anne Bancroft’s commanding performance...
La Ciudad No Es Para Mí (1966)
A charming 1966 trailer showcasing Paco Martínez Soria’s comedic journey from countryside life to bustling city chaos, restored beautifully for fans of classic Spanish cinema...