Film Fun (TV series)

Film Fun was a British television series broadcast in the 1960s. It primarily featured excerpts from silent comedy films, with a particular focus on the work of comedians like Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, and Laurel and Hardy. The series was aimed at a family audience and presented the classic silent comedies in a format easily accessible to a television audience, often adding narration or musical accompaniment to enhance the viewing experience. While broadcast details, such as specific air dates and episode content, are somewhat scarce, Film Fun is remembered as a popular program that helped to introduce a new generation to the timeless appeal of silent film comedy. The show capitalized on the enduring popularity of these comedians and provided a platform for their work to be seen by a wider audience.