Well, I never knew

**Laura Jesson** · 29-04-12 12:18 PM

Richard O'Callaghan was the son of Patricia Hayes.

**Moor Larkin** · 29-04-12 03:02 PM

I know who Patricia Hayes is, but not the other one...........

I remember being surprised to find out that Jeanette Scott was the daughter of Thora Hird.

**Laura Jesson** · 29-04-12 03:59 PM

Originally Posted by Moor Larkin

I know who Patricia Hayes is, but not the other one...........

I remember being surprised to find out that Jeanette Scott was the daughter of Thora Hird.

Oh, I thought everyone knew that!

**Steve Crook** · 29-04-12 04:16 PM

Originally Posted by Laura Jesson

Oh, I thought everyone knew that!

You probably thought that some people would know who Richard O'Callaghan is as well

Steve

**GRAEME** · 29-04-12 04:25 PM

Originally Posted by Moor Larkin

I know who Patricia Hayes is, but not the other one...........

I remember being surprised to find out that Jeanette Scott was the daughter of Thora Hird.

Richard was the young "romantic lead" in Carry On Loving and At Your Convenience... A pale version of Jim Dale.

**ShirlGirl** · 29-04-12 04:28 PM

Originally Posted by Steve Crook

You probably thought that some people would know who Richard O'Callaghan is as well

Steve

Indeed!

I was surprised to find out (a long time ago) that Rupert Penry-Jones is Angela Thorne's son.

.....after which I was suprised to find out that RPJ is hooked up with Dervla Kirwin.

**Laura Jesson** · 29-04-12 06:04 PM

Originally Posted by GRAEME

Richard was the young "romantic lead" in Carry On Loving and At Your Convenience... A pale version of Jim Dale.

I just wanted to emphasise the "pale version" - I thought he was very weak in those films.

**Laura Jesson** · 29-04-12 06:05 PM

Originally Posted by Steve Crook

You probably thought that some people would know who Richard O'Callaghan is as well

Steve

I thought this was a Brit film site.

**Moor Larkin** · 29-04-12 07:37 PM

Originally Posted by Laura Jesson

I just wanted to emphasise the "pale version" - I thought he was very weak in those films.

If he's paler than Jim Dale he must be bloody invisible, so no wonder nobody has seen or heard of him.... almost.....

I never knew Rosamund John married John Silkin, the Labour Chief Whip of the 1970's, until yesterday...

For some reason I keep thinking of John Stride... Posh lawyers I suppose...

**Laura Jesson** · 29-04-12 07:54 PM

Originally Posted by Moor Larkin

If he's paler than Jim Dale he must be bloody invisible, so no wonder nobody has seen or heard of him.... almost.....

I never knew Rosamund John married John Silkin, the Labour Chief Whip of the 1970's, until yesterday...

For some reason I keep thinking of John Stride... Posh lawyers I suppose...

Oooh, not a JD fan then? I thought he was quite good in Carry on Cowboy?

**Steve Crook** · 29-04-12 08:10 PM

Originally Posted by Laura Jesson

I thought this was a Brit film site.

So it is. But even I don't know every British film and every person involved in the making of them. Not quite

Steve

**didi-5** · 29-04-12 08:54 PM

Richard O'Callaghan was in an episode of 'Out of the Unknown': I've also seen him on the stage. I did know he was Patricia Hayes' son.

Everyone knows that Ben Fogle is the son of Julia Foster, right?

**Windyridge** · 29-04-12 08:55 PM

Originally Posted by Laura Jesson

I just wanted to emphasise the "pale version" - I thought he was very weak in those films.

Like the films themselves were so strong?

Carry on Loving was abysmal, Convenience just on the pathetic side. No scrap that, it was just pathetic.

**CaptainWaggett** · 29-04-12 11:02 PM

Originally Posted by Windyridge

Like the films themselves were so strong?

Carry on Loving was abysmal,

I love Richard O'Callaghan's silver foil aeroplanes

And Sid and Hattie's 'computer'

At Your Convenience is a right-wing load of old tosh though.

**Laura Jesson** · 30-04-12 09:03 AM

Originally Posted by didi-5

Richard O'Callaghan was in an episode of 'Out of the Unknown': I've also seen him on the stage. I did know he was Patricia Hayes' son.

Everyone knows that Ben Fogle is the son of Julia Foster, right?

Yes, but speak of Julia in hushed tones - she was my fantasy babe in the 60s

**Laura Jesson** · 30-04-12 09:06 AM

Originally Posted by Steve Crook

So it is. But even I don't know every British film and every person involved in the making of them. Not quite

Steve

You've gone down in my estimation.........

**Laura Jesson** · 30-04-12 09:07 AM

Originally Posted by Windyridge

Like the films themselves were so strong?

Carry on Loving was abysmal, Convenience just on the pathetic side. No scrap that, it was just pathetic.

Just a bit of a giggle surely?

**Laura Jesson** · 30-04-12 09:08 AM

Originally Posted by CaptainWaggett

I love Richard O'Callaghan's silver foil aeroplanes

And Sid and Hattie's 'computer'

At Your Convenience is a right-wing load of old tosh though.

Elucidate please - A Carry On film about toilets and the making of right wing old tosh? Just for laughs?...............No?

**GRAEME** · 30-04-12 09:30 AM

Originally Posted by Laura Jesson

Elucidate please - A Carry On film about toilets and the making of right wing old tosh? Just for laughs?...............No?

It's not about toilets - it's about industrial relations, and it is distinctly anti-union.

**Mr Sloane** · 30-04-12 09:35 AM

Originally Posted by GRAEME

It's not about toilets - it's about industrial relations, and it is distinctly anti-union.

And wretchedly unfunny, up there with England and Emmanuelle vying for the worst of the series.

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