Father Goose (1964) stars Cary Grant, Leslie Caron and Trevor Howard. Lighthearted vehicle for Grant as a coastwatcher
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Father Goose (1964) stars Cary Grant, Leslie Caron and Trevor Howard. Lighthearted vehicle for Grant as a coastwatcher
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Found out I do have Forces TV so gave set it to tape Phil Silvers. Thanks for the tip-off Roy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
They are also showing Get Some In! Not seen that since it was first on.
my dad liked that one... think it was airforce training? nation service I think. he was in air force in war and said some things never change. I Was a big Bilko fan in the day; its kinda aged a bit now alas, but still watchable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Bilko never dates for me since it was already an ancient show when I was a child.
A Game of Shadows (2011) stars Robert Downey Jr and Jude Law
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You're welcome Martin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
I have fond memories of watching Hogan's Heros & Bilko with my Dad & they're both still very watchable.
My Dad was a massive Bilko fan. I bought him the anniversary DVD and he was up until 4 am watching it.
Feel like being cheered up so got my amazon library up... think it will be the super fun Johnny Depp film (yes there are a few:eyebrows: ) The Lone Ranger from 2013. Surprised this was not more popular tbh, as its great stuff, and soundtrack is nice too with the incredible Billy Tell overture from Rossini. blasting out nearer the end on the train scenes.
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Bilko(Silvers) had "funny bones" the way Graucho did...Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Never gets tired, can watch it on a loop.
And Top Cat funnily enough, whats that all about?! :)
And 'Hokey Wolf.'