For some reason I was disappointed with 'Red'.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
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For some reason I was disappointed with 'Red'.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Were you? I liked it a lot, and the second one is quite decent too, although not quite as good to me......Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
as for O S Puckle, aka Norman Wisdom, I thoroughly enjoyed seeing it again.. He was a very good performer and fit as a fiddle
NOW, watching Doctor at Large from way back in 1957, and Starring Dirk Bogarde and JRJ. Smashing film too
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Big breaths please.... Yes!, and I'm only 16 :D
Couldn't put my finger on it as to why I was disappointed - great cast though. Perhaps because of the latter I was expecting more.
My all time fav of his has to be 'The Early Bird' that is so funnyQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
Its number 3 in the set of 12 films.... Look forward to seeing them all in time. got it for a fathers day pressie; a little early, but as i bought it I get to decide lol. saw it and couldnt resist... I was a bad boy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Virtual-Symmetry
Reminds me I keep meaning to get the Will Haye collection. Much better than Wisdom IMO
Just taking these in the order they come in for now, so net up is the 1955 comedy "One Good Turn". Wisdom is his sentimental best as a caretaker in Greenwood Children's Home being threatened by property developers if Ive got the right one lol
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You probably got the set i have Grant.. Did not cost me much abart £15 summert like that.
The Early Bird (1965).. another of the Norman Wisdom set. set in a dairy ...Edward Chapman appears as Mr Grimsdale. It was the very attractive Imogen Hassall's first film. She was in one carry on film to my memory(carry on loving). Sadly she died young at 38. It was also Wisdom's first colour film.
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Yes its probably the same.. cost same too at Tesco.Quote:
Originally Posted by Virtual-Symmetry