Oh Please Yourselves... Frankie Howerd at ITV (2 Discs) (DVD Details)
At the time of his death in 1992, Frankie Howerd was firmly established as a national comedy treasure, his risque jokes, double entendres and meandering anecdotes having enlivened television schedules over nearly four decades.
Some of his most successful shows were produced for ITV, and this set presents six shows transmitted on the network between 1973 and 1991 which reflect an ever-broadening...
The Ladykillers: The StudioCanal Collection (Blu-ray Details)
The Ladykillers, director Alexander Mackendrick's third Ealing farce, is the final comedy produced by the famous British studio and one of its most celebrated. Like the equally applauded Kind Hearts And Coronets, the film is more sophisticated and blacker in tone than typically lighthearted Ealing fare (such as Mackendrick's Whiskey Galore!). Alec Guinness stars as the superbly shifty, toothily...
Carry On Christmas Special (Box Set) (UK) (DVD Details)
A collection of four Christmas specials from the Carry On gang: Carry On Christmas (1969), Carry On Again Christmas a.k.a. Carry On Long John (1970), Carry On Christmas a.k.a. Carry On Stuffing (1972), and Carry On Christmas (1973).
Carry On Doctor (Special Edition) (UK) (DVD Details)
Amusing antics abound when the patients revolt against the hospital staff!
Unfortunately there is nothing on our site which matches any of the tags you have chosen! Maybe try removing one of the tags from the list?
Alternatively you can write your own articles or blog entries, whether they be about films, music, concerts, videos, cars, games, gadgets, phones... anything you want!
Browse Frankie Howerd Articles
Great British comedies rarely transfer to the silver screen...
Certainly this was the case in the seventies. I've recently been wading through a whole set of British TV shows on film (including 'On the Buses', 'Por...
Posted by Stuart McLean
Unfortunately there is nothing on our site which matches any of the tags you have chosen! Maybe try removing one of the tags from the list?
Alternatively you can add your own images, photographs, screenshots... anything you want!
Happy 35th Birthday Star Wars
last post by Mark Oates
The official Liverpool 11/12 Season Thread
last post by 1mills
Router issues
last post by enemyonpc
Should Prisoners have the vote?
last post by MADTheOgster
Jessica Ennis `labelled "fat" by UK Athletics
last post by pat-w
Car "wrapping" (vinyl covering) anyone done it?
last post by Jimbo :oÞ
Carter USM
last post by Miles
ARGOS VALUE RANGE DS-306A MULTI REGION HACK WANTED
last post by LadySmart
Review for The Ladykillers: The StudioCanal Collection (Review) (Blu-ray)
Look at this cast and just tell me this isn’t great: Alec Guinness (Yes, I know most of us will think of him as Obi-Wan, but I choose to...
Posted by David Simpson
The Ladykillers: The StudioCanal Collection (Review) (Blu-ray)
In Ealing Studios’ long and illustrious existence they produced many classic and highly regarded films. Though they made war films dramas...
Posted by David Beckett
The Ladykillers (Review) (Blu-ray)
The Ladykillers’ has been released by Optimum as part of their ‘Studio Canal Collection’ classic film release programme on Blu-Ray....
Posted by Stuart McLean
Review of Carry On Christmas Special (Box Set) (Review) (DVD)
Ho! Ho! Ho! Or should I say `Yak! Yak` Yak!` in tribute to Sid?
Whilst the Santa outfits are out, and there`s clearly been a little...
Posted by Stuart McLean
Review of Carry On Doctor (Special Edition) (Review) (DVD)
Love them or loathe them, the Carry On series was the backbone of British comedy on both the big and small screen throughout the `sixties...
Posted by Mark Oates
The Ladykillers: The StudioCanal Collection
Posted by Stuart McLean on 21-2-2010 20:32David - as the third review of this set on this site I wondered if I could get your...
Posted by David Simpson
Great British comedies rarely transfer to the silver screen...
Ahh ... I fully understand the 'critical blindness' of nostalgia...I suffer from that a lot myself! There's plenty of things I...
Posted by Stuart McLean
Great British comedies rarely transfer to the silver screen...
Sorry, Stuart, I have a soft spot for it (don't say yes, between my ears). It tickled my funny bone at a key point in growing up...
Posted by Mark Oates
Great British comedies rarely transfer to the silver screen...
I'm not a big Red Dwarf fan so couldn't comment. The 'fan club' were a werid and devoted bunch though, often crowding into my...
Posted by Stuart McLean
Great British comedies rarely transfer to the silver screen...
You could argue that the opposite is also true - look at the original Carry On Laughing series from ATV - it isn't a patch on...
Posted by Mark Oates
Great British comedies rarely transfer to the silver screen...
Red Dwarf could transfer to the big screen, but I don't know where they'd set it, or even when. If it was written and directed...
Posted by David Beckett