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Simon, Simon |
Simon, Simon - 1970 | 30 mins | Comedy | ColourThe Production TeamDirector: Graham Stark. Producer: Peter Shillingford. Script: Graham Stark. Cinematography: Harvey Harrison and Derek Vanlint. Editing: Bunny Warren. |
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The CastGraham Stark Julia Foster Norman Rossington John Junkin Paul Whitsun-Jones Audrey Nicholson Kenneth Earle Tommy Godfrey Tony Blackburn Michael Caine David Hemmings Bob Monkhouse Eric Morecambe Peter Murray Peter Sellers Bernie Winters Ernie Wise |
Plot SynopsisGraham Stark’s debut as writer and director was this surreal homage to the silent slapstick of Chaplin the Keystone Kops. A rehearsal for his feature comedy The Magnificent Seven Deadly Sins (1971), this mimed comedy features cameo appearances by British personalities including Peter Sellers, Michael Caine and Morecambe and Wise. It follows the comic misadventures of two ham-fisted council workers, Junkin and Stark, who are given a brand new hydraulic truck platform, and their rivalry with a fireman to woo a typist (Julia Foster). Cue countless crane shots and wacky moments including a WWI dogfight re-enactment. |
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