1.7K views · 104 reactions | Celebrating 84 years of Pinewood Studios! #onthisday in 1936, J. Arthur Rank and Charles Boot launched their vision for a UK Studio that would rival Hollywood and officially opened the Pinewood gates for the very first time. To mark the anniversary, we're reminiscing on the Studios' younger years. #happybirthday | Pinewood Studios | Facebook

10K views · 218 reactions | The cast and crew of USS Callister step back aboard the ship for 'Black Mirror' Season 7 #ShotAtShepperton to take a look at the new and improved design and practical effects used to bring the USS Callister to life, available to watch on Netflix now. | Pinewood Studios | Facebook

#OnThisDay 1976: Barry Norman visited Pinewood Studios, and got a sneak preview of the new James Bond set. | BBC Archive

62K views · 513 reactions | Happy 80th birthday to Pinewood Studios - the place where some of the world's finest cinematic releases (and the Carry On films) were produced. | BBC Archive | Facebook

1.5M views · 19K reactions | 7 simple steps that ACTUALLY MATTER to building a winning pinewood derby car. I built a car in 45 minutes using these steps and crushed all the competition by more than 2 car lengths (proof is in the video :) | Mark Rober | Facebook

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Em 1986, durante uma visita ao Pinewood Studios para ver as filmagens de “The Living Daylights”, um filme de James Bond, houve um momento memorável envolvendo a Princesa Diana e o Príncipe Charles. No set, a equipe de dublês estava demonstrando como usavam vidro de açúcar em cenas de luta, um material que quebra facilmente e é seguro para os atores. Inspirado pela demonstração, o ator Jeroen Krabbé sugeriu jocosamente que Diana quebrasse uma garrafa de vidro de açúcar na cabeça de Charles. Com u