Football Monthly Archives collaborates with a variety of companies on a license basis to use iconic material from Charles Buchan’s Football Monthly. Below is a selection of companies that we have worked with, or are working with on an ongoing basis.
Wild and Wolf
English Heritage
Malavan Media
History Television International (HTI) LtdHTI produced a commemorative dvd based on the 1858 Manchester United air disaster using material from Charles Buchan’s Football Monthly. |
Cengage LearningDelivers highly customised learning solutions for academic institutions, public, government and corporate organisations world wide. Football Monthly Archives have worked with Cengage to feature Charles Buchan’s magazines on their educational databases www.cengage.co.uk The Boat That Rocked (Release due in 2009)A new comedy about rock and roll on the high seas from filmmaker Richard Curtis (Love Actually, Four Weddings and a Funeral). Inspired by the British pirate radio revolution in the '60s, the film uses Charles Buchan’s Football Monthly magazine as props. Stoned (Released November 2005)A Stephen Woolley film about the life and death of Rolling Stone guitarist, Brian Jones. Football Monthly was asked to provide original football poster material from the 1960s to add authenticity to the film. Breakfast on Pluto (Released September 2005)A Neil Jordan film set in the 1970s. Football Monthly was approached to provide original reading material in the form of 1970s football magazines featured in the film. ToonaramaA website devoted to Newcastle United. The site uses images and background history from the Football Monthly Archives about Newcastle United. http://homepage.ntlworld.com/mickzoe Honeycombe LeisureRunning 95 independent pubs and hotels through the North of England, Honeycombe Leisure wanted to publish a promotional magazine for the 2002 World Cup. The content for the magazine was 1960s articles from the Football Monthly Archives. The result was a stylish magazine distributed to all Honeycombe Leisure outlets. |