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Old 21-06-2008, 08:01 PM
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I Saw It For The First Time During World Cup 86
I Think I Was Stoned Cos Actually Found It Funny

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I watched it today and the Rover SD1 handbrake turn is worthy of a mention.

I'm surprised they remained true to the bus ending.
I recall that as well with Eric Sykes (Chief Constable) giving the order to the driver to turn the car around.

I think I'll buy the DVD just to see the SD1 police car.

Amazon.co.uk: The Boys In Blue: Tommy Cannon, Bobby Ball, Suzanne Danielle, Roy Kinnear, Eric Sykes, Jack Douglas, Edward Judd, Jon Pertwee, Arthur English, Billy Burden, Nigel Lambert, John D. Collins, Ken Barker (II), Eric Francis, Richard Borthwic
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I haven't seen the film and I have no desire to watch it as I was never a fan of Cannon and Ball. For me,they are at the back of a long queue fighting with Little and Large to fill the space left by Eric and Ernie. They and the rest of them need not bother.
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For me the funniest British double act were the Two Ronnies,i wonder what a feature film with Messrs Barker and Corbett might have been like.
Potentially it may have been pretty good as the mini series they featured in their tv shows were usually very funny.
Perhaps with David Nobbs or David Renwick writing the screenplay
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For me the funniest British double act were the Two Ronnies,i wonder what a feature film with Messrs Barker and Corbett might have been like.
Potentially it may have been pretty good as the mini series they featured in their tv shows were usually very funny.
Perhaps with David Nobbs or David Renwick writing the screenplay
They did do two short silent films for TV - The Picnic and By The Sea
Thats the joke that killed the Music Hall !
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I suppose if I admit to watching The Boys In Blue yesterday afternoon and quite enjoying it, I'll get sent to Coventry - so I'm not going to say anything.............

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I suppose if I admit to watching The Boys In Blue yesterday afternoon and quite enjoying it, I'll get sent to Coventry - so I'm not going to say anything.............

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