England's most underrated player of all time.

Peter Beardsley's Phoenix From The Flames from Baddiel & Skinner's Fantasy Football Euro 2004. Beardsley scores 4 as England beat Aylesbury 7-0 in the run up to the 1988 European Championships.

An absolute genius.

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The artist Aubrey Beardsley died in 1898 at the age of 25 from consumption (TB). The film After Beardsley attempts to depict today's world through Beardsley's eyes and in his drawing style. Part 1 sets the scene by showing some of Beardsley's better known drawings, some of which take on a different guise later in the.... more

Newcastle 3 Brighton 1 May 1984 Canon League Division 2

Animation about birth myths and place of birth, rendered in the style of and as a homage to Brighton illustrator Aubrey Beardsley. Commissioned by 'The South' as part of 'Project Poetry', screened at the London International Animation Festival 2006.

Taken from Baddiel and Skinner's Fantasy Football Euro 2004, this episode of Phoenix from the Flames aims to recreate the special day in which Peter Beardsley knocks in four goals for England.

In Part 3 of the film, the ghost of Aubrey Beardsley explores the urban jungle of New York City where, amongst other things, he sees Bob Dylan as a satyr sitting by an iconic 1959 Chevy, and Lenny Bruce being injected with heroin. He is then beckoned by Patti Smith (as Beardsley's Messalina) into a hospital room where.... more

In Part 2, Beardsley is 'resurrected' from his death bed and begins to walk through time to the present. On his journey he witnesses the evolution of the car and of air and sea travel, then climbs a phallic mountain before descending into 20th century New York City. Part 3 reveals what he finds there... Written and.... more