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Citizen James (DVD Details)
Carry On star Sid James stars as Citizen James in the hilarious 1960s TV comedy series.
Sid James as Sid and Bill Kerr as Bill, are joined by Liz Fraser as Liz, Sid's long-suffering fiancée, and a supporting cast that includes Sydney Tafler, John Bluthal, Patricia Hayes, Bob Todd, Frank Thornton, Irene Handl, Lance Percival, Derek Nimmo and film star Cecil Parker.
In Series One, written by...
The Bargee (DVD Details)
A comedy tale of a canal bargee with an eye for the ladies who is trapped into marriage.
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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...
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Review for The Bargee (Review) (DVD)What a treat! I’ve been a long time Galton and Simpson fan. I’ve loved just about everything they’ve written and have slavishly collected...
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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...
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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
Great British comedies rarely transfer to the silver screen...
I think it's possible, but it just hasn't happened so far. I think the main problem is stuff designed for a studio...
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