Andy Bradford, Avril Angers, Barry Foster
A newlywed couple find themselves in one episode of bad luck after another, starting from their wedding day and ending with their honeymoon.
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The moment is incredibly moving and unforgettable and captures the essence of the father/son relationship in a way that I have never seen more eloquently expressed.
This might be seen as a typical working class British comedy....except for one scene.
I love the film, and the predicament the newly weds faced in what I would call far happier times in this country.
OK back to THAT scene...
Marjorie Rhodes (as Lucy Fitton) gave the most...( read more)
This sounds SO boring -- not my kind of movie. But Paul McCartney wrote the music, and that was at a time when the Beatles were still together and it was his first real solo thing. So that's pretty much WHY I'd like to see it.
A British film set in 1960's working class England about a newlywed couple trying to make it through the early days with constant bad luck. The film provides light entertainment with a simple plot which allows you to get to know the characters fairly well. The film also makes a s...( read more)
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