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The Alberts’ Channel Too is a 1964 British comedy film that offers a unique glimpse into the era's experimental television culture. Directed by an unlisted filmmaker, this film features a mix of humor and absurdity characteristic of British comedy during this time.
The Alberts’ Channel Too has become quite the elusive piece for collectors, primarily due to its limited release and the obscurity of its director. Originally aired in a time when British television was experimenting with formats, it has become a sought-after gem among enthusiasts of vintage comedy. Despite its perceived 'rubbish' quality, the film encapsulates a certain charm that resonates with those interested in the evolution of British humor, making it a unique collector's item in any serious film archive.
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The Alberts’ Channel Too is a comedy film.
The Alberts’ Channel Too was released in 1964.
The film stars Bruce Lacey, Ivor Cutler, Sheree Winton, and John Snagge.
The film represents the almost-launch of BBC2 and showcases the experimental nature of British comedy during that time.
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