In the second of our series developed in partnership with BT, Jonathan Ross introduces an interactive guide to the work of Ealing Studios, from the 1910s to the late 1950s. Best-remembered today for its comedies, Ealing was about much more than that. Join Jonathan in a unique tour of this fascinating and much-loved studio, and choose your own path to suit your interests.

Interactive video by BT

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Enjoyed the tour? Why not take a look at our other BFI / BT Archive Interactives:

• Derek Jacobi on the GPO film unit
• Malcolm McDowell on Free Cinema
• Paul Merton on Early British Comedy
• A conversation with Julie Walters