Discuss Films you never see on the telly these days… in The NAAFI Bar on The Army Rumour Service; I was the third man on the balcony....
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I was the third man on the balcony.
- 25-06-2012, 02:55 #82Senior Member
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Sad times are these when a chap has to go out to HMV and part with 50 squid to purchase a box set of W.C. Fields at his best. I'm not that feckin' old to remember him but a finer mysoginist,kid and dog hater you will find hard to represent the thoughts of many a red blooded male.
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Quite. I bought one of my kids Duck Soup for a few pounds, thinking he'd Frisbee it because it wasn't the Cartoon Network/Disney Channel CGI shite. He watched it until he knew most of the lines by heart. Originally Posted by mmm-babies-heads Peccavi.
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The Marx brothers were funny. Groucho had possibly the quickest mind of any comedian. Originally Posted by Onetap First they came for the Communists but I was not a Communist so I did not speak out. Then they came for the Socialists and the Trade Unionists but I was not one of them, so I did not speak out. Then they came for the Jews but I was not Jewish so I did not speak out. And when they came for me, there was no one left to speak out for me.
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The Great Escape.
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Wait.In my 50's and thus a grumpy old man. Just so long as you realise that I'm right and you're wrong, we'll get along just fine, OK?
- 25-06-2012, 22:25 #86Karl was funnier, imho. Originally Posted by mercurydancer [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
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He certainly had the last laugh. Originally Posted by King_of_the_Burpas
Anyfink wif Oliver Reed in is OK in my book.Ying tong iddle I po.
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A couple of films that no longer seem to appear on the box these days,
'Cast a Crooked Shadow', where Richard Todd claims to be the brother of a heiress. Herbert Lom, adding good value (as he usually did in any film that he was in) as the local police chief.
And 'Libel', where Dirk Bogarde plays three parts in a court-room drama.
Not to be confused with 'Victim', where Bogarde plays a blackmailed homosexual lawyer, which seems to crop up at least once a month.
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The Devil Rides Out
Christopher Lee, Patrick Mower, Charles Gray, and Paul Eddington. What more could you wantLancePrivateJones likes this.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Wild Geese or Pimpernel Smith, Both epic
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