Sir Henry at Rawlinson End, Movie, 1980

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1964 Morris 6cwt O-Type Van

1967 Morris FG K30 Ambulance

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1946 Thornycroft Sturdy

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dsl ◊ 2025-02-19 22:00	"The star was an alcoholic, the writer was an alcoholic, the producer was an alcoholic and the director was an alcoholic". Totally bonkers, surreal, slightly Dada-ist, fairly incoherent mess of a film, which is also totally not politically correct. Or if you can pick up on its wavelength, it's a masterpiece with moments of pure comedy genius, like Monty Python on steroids. The great Viv Stanshall wrote it originally as a radio series for John Peel's show on Radio 1, it became an excellent LP, and then turned into a film made on a tiny budget. Example of its humour - Sir Henry's aged manservant is called "Old Scrotum, the wrinkled retainer". Only 5 entries. -- Last edit: 2025-02-23 02:23:34

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◊ 2025-02-19 22:00

"The star was an alcoholic, the writer was an alcoholic, the producer was an alcoholic and the director was an alcoholic".

Totally bonkers, surreal, slightly Dada-ist, fairly incoherent mess of a film, which is also totally not politically correct. Or if you can pick up on its wavelength, it's a masterpiece with moments of pure comedy genius, like Monty Python on steroids. The great Viv Stanshall wrote it originally as a radio series for John Peel's show on Radio 1, it became an excellent LP, and then turned into a film made on a tiny budget. Example of its humour - Sir Henry's aged manservant is called "Old Scrotum, the wrinkled retainer".

Only 5 entries.

-- Last edit: 2025-02-23 02:23:34

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