Peter Bowles, born in 1936 in London, was an English actor whose career spanned several decades and genres. He is perhaps best known for his roles in cult films like Blow-Up (1966), where he navigated the complexities of 1960s London, and The Assassination Bureau (1969), showcasing his ability to blend charm with intrigue. Bowles also appeared in Sudden Terror (1970) and Endless Night (1972), contributing to the gritty narratives of the era. His work in these films adds a distinct layer to the conversation around cult and exploitation cinema.
Freebird
Three friends, Fred (Stretch), Tyg (Bell) and Grouch (Daniels), set out on a motorcycle trip to Wales in order to bring back a haul of cannabis for Fred's friend The Chairman (Bowles). What was meant to be a nice weekend in the country soon turns into an ordeal. Along the way, they encounter revenge seeking bikers and a giant masked wrestler in the pub. Or maybe it's just those magic mushrooms they had for breakfast.
