Confessions Of A Pop Performer
Confessions Of A Pop Performer, 1975
Confessions Of A Pop Performer was the second instalment in the erotic "Confessions Of A..." series of films. Based on the original novel Confessions from the Pop Scene by...
Confessions Of A Window Cleaner
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Confessions Of A Window Cleaner, 1974
The first in what would become a series of "Confessions Of A.." movies....
Dentist In The Chair
Dentist In The Chair, 1960
Bob Monkhouse had starred in the very first Carry On film in 1958. When it was decided to continue with a series of films Monkhouse declined to join the regular cast, preferring ins...
A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum
A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum, 1966
Before we went Up Pompeii there was "A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum" a British-American comedy film based on a stage musical of the same nam...
The Return Of The Pink Panther
The Return Of The Pink Panther - 1975
Peter Sellers returns to his most famous role as the bumbling Inspector Clouseau. The third in the series was released some eleven years after A Shot In The Dark and twel...
One Good Turn
One Good Turn, 1955
One Good Turn was a 1955 feature film the second for Norman Wisdom as star. It became the 7th most popular movie at the British Box Office for that year.It has ben said that producer M...
The Belles of St Trinian’s
The Belles of St Trinian's, 1954
St Trinian's is of course is the fictional boarding school for girls, the creation of English cartoonist Ronald Searle. The first cartoon had appeared in 1941, but shortly aft...
There’s Trouble In Store For Norman Wisdom
Trouble In Store, 1953
Norman Wisdom's very first feature film that won him a BAFTA Award for Most Promising Newcomer.The film itself broke box office records at the time of it's release in 51 out of the 6...
Sherlock Holmes, But Not As We Know It
The Strange Case Of The End Of Civilization As We Know It, 1977
The Guinness World Records consistently lists Sherlock Holmes as the "most portrayed movie character" so it's no surprise thst there should be a...
Monty Python Take A Look At Life
Monty Python's Meaning Of Life, 1983
Surreal, bizarre, call it what you will, but only Monty Python could get away with it, yes it's the fourth of the Monty Python films The Meaning Of Life. Tackling the subj...