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Old 26-06-2008, 07:10 AM
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Can someone help me find out the title of a short film I saw in Leicester square early 80's, before the main feature which was "The Wall" all I can remember is that it was about a girl being followed through a multi story car park...then I think she met a grisly end!
Also I have a vague memory of seeing a short film before seeing "On the buses" in the 70's about a man with a horse who picked up manure?

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The one with the car park is, I think, Dead End - I think I vaguely remember seeing it when I went to see Smokey and the Bandit 2 (the shame). Didn't remember that it was Jenny Seagrove.

Can't help you with the horse manure collector though....
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There's a Roy Kinnear short about a street cleaner but he doesn't have a horse.
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Thanks for replying, I am sure that is the film about the girl in the car park..not sure about the Roy Kinnear film, as I'm sure the lead character had a horse and cart and went around shouting "horse manure" all the time, maybe he sold it?
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Another suggestion about the cleaner is
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Not a short but he does collect horse manure in a cart for a living (if you rode a horse, would you need to?)
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Hi, a suggestion for your horse manure question, again not a short, but the Stepford and Son movie opens with the two of them leaving a courthouse, their horse and cart are getting a parking ticket and they have to pick up manure before setting off. Don't recall the name of the movie it might just be Stepford and Son.
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Hi, a suggestion for your horse manure question, again not a short, but the Stepford and Son movie opens with the two of them leaving a courthouse, their horse and cart are getting a parking ticket and they have to pick up manure before setting off. Don't recall the name of the movie it might just be Stepford and Son.
It was Steptoe and Son in the UK. It became Sanford and Son in the US of A. You seem to have merged the two names

The film of Steptoe and Son was in 1972. The TV series ran from 1962.

It wasn't just them that did it though. We used to have a horse-drawn rag & bone man come round our way in the 1950s & 60s. He would always collect up what the horse left behind on the road - and then sell it to people. It's good for the roses

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It was Steptoe and Son in the UK. It became Sanford and Son in the US of A. You seem to have merged the two names
No, this is the spin-off where Harold gets his dad replaced by a robot . . .
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It was Steptoe and Son in the UK. It became Sanford and Son in the US of A. You seem to have merged the two names

The film of Steptoe and Son was in 1972. The TV series ran from 1962.

It wasn't just them that did it though. We used to have a horse-drawn rag & bone man come round our way in the 1950s & 60s. He would always collect up what the horse left behind on the road - and then sell it to people. It's good for the roses

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Very occasionally, I'll hear a bell ring round here and it will be the modern equivalent of the rag and bone man - still with his horse and cart. I've definitely seen him at least once this year.

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