153K views · 2.3K reactions | Thunderbirds are Go premiered in London 53 years ago today! What are your thoughts on International Rescue's first big screen adventure? | Official Gerry Anderson | Facebook

In 1966 Thunderbirds made the giant leap onto the big screen for the first of two feature films! Thunderbirds are Go brought all the dazzling spectacle and breathtaking action of the very best episodes of the show to the cinema, but didn't perform quite as well at the box office as everybody hoped... | Official Gerry Anderson

#ThrowbackThursday -- Thunderbirds are go! During the height of its popularity in the 1960s, Thunderbirds was exported to more than 30 countries around the world. The show’s bombastic, infectious music was composed by Barry Gray -- the brass-driven "Thunderbirds March" -- is a testament to the power of great television themes. It perfectly encompasses the feel and tenor of the show, giving the program the big-sounding orchestral sound of a full-length feature film. And you can watch the series f

The end titles from Thunderbirds, accompanied by Barry Gray's classic theme and an array of fab vehicles! | Official Gerry Anderson

Thunderbirds are go! It's impossible to get tired of this iconic opening title sequence... don't you agree? | Official Gerry Anderson

478K views · 10K reactions | The march of technology! The Martian Space Probe makes its way to Allington Bridge in the Thunderbirds episode Day of Disaster, and...it's just so beautiful! Another gorgeous fusion of visuals from Derek Meddings' effects team, and soundtrack by Barry Gray's orchestra (via music originally composed for Stingray). | Official Gerry Anderson | Facebook