brandy for the parson - Britmovie

phil · 20-02-2008, 07:03 PM

BRANDY FOR THE PARSON is to be released in april, which I remember being good fun. Also YOU'RE ONLY YOUNG TWICE which I know little about.

Windthrop · 20-02-2008, 08:38 PM

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Originally Posted by phil

BRANDY FOR THE PARSON is to be released in april, which I remember being good fun. Also YOU'RE ONLY YOUNG TWICE which I know little about.

It is based on a play by actor Reginald Beckwith - saw it on TV years ago - very mild and unassuming comedy. Made in the days when films could be populated largely by eccentric character actors. Like Brandy it was a Group 3 Film

howard 65 · 20-02-2008, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Windthrop

It is based on a play by actor Reginald Beckwith - saw it on TV years ago - very mild and unassuming comedy. Made in the days when films could be populated largely by eccentric character actors. Like Brandy it was a Group 3 Film

Loved Group 3 films, which seemed to echo the better known EaliNgs.

Loved

BRANDY FOR THE PARSON
TIME GENTLEMEN PLEASE
THE ORACLE
THE BLUE PETER

Windthrop · 20-02-2008, 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by howard 65

Loved Group 3 films, which seemed to echo the better known EaliNgs.

Loved

BRANDY FOR THE PARSON
TIME GENTLEMEN PLEASE
THE ORACLE
THE BLUE PETER

The late Halliwell slated them, but I thought they had a whimsical quality all of their own.

batman · 20-02-2008, 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Windthrop

The late Halliwell slated them, but I thought they had a whimsical quality all of their own.

I used to think Halliwell slated anything if it wasn't within his own range of preferences. I find his Film Guide to one of the lesser review style books.

CALF28 · 22-02-2008, 01:24 AM

One of the Group 3 films never to turn up is 'The End of the Road' 1954 with Finlay Currie. Since Make Me an Offer, John and Julie, and Orders are Orders were released recently I thought it might surface. It's not a comedy though and those three were issued as comedies. I'm not sure that Make Me an Offer really qualifies. What do you think?

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CALF28 has no status. Senior Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: West Mersea, Essex Posts: 127 Country: iTrader: (8)	One of the Group 3 films never to turn up is 'The End of the Road' 1954 with Finlay Currie. Since Make Me an Offer, John and Julie, and Orders are Orders were released recently I thought it might surface. It's not a comedy though and those three were issued as comedies. I'm not sure that Make Me an Offer really qualifies. What do you think?