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Old 30-12-2007, 04:23 PM
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Does anyone have copies of Jimmy Edwards TV programmes of WHACKO from the 50/60's?
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There was a film version, directed by the gifted Mario Zampi, called Bottoms Up which is well worth catching as it was co-scripted by Muir and Norden and stars Edwards and Howard. Haven't seen it for years but remember it being very entertaining.
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There was a film version, directed by the gifted Mario Zampi, called Bottoms Up which is well worth catching as it was co-scripted by Muir and Norden and stars Edwards and Howard. Haven't seen it for years but remember it being very entertaining.
you can buy a copy of bottoms Up on ebay for a couple of quid
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Does anyone have copies of Jimmy Edwards TV programmes of WHACKO from the 50/60's?
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Hi Lawrie

I think I have a couple of episodes somewhere. I also have quite a few of the radio eps too but their not in good shape really.

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