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2. Juli 2021 · The film sees a weekend gathering happening at Futtocks End, the country pile of Sir Giles Futtock (based loosely on Barker’s similar TV character, Lord Rustless). Somewhat surprisingly, Barker actually takes something of a backseat here and, having written this as an ensemble piece, lets all the other characters each have their own fair share of the action, which shows just how generous ...
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24. Aug. 2014 · Futtocks End Herstellungsland: Großbritannien Erscheinungsjahr: 1970 Regie: Bob Kellett Popularität: 92246. Platz (30 Tage) / 218024. Platz (gesamt) query_stats Zugriffsstatistiken anzeigen Bewertung: 0. bar_chart Notenspiegel zoom_in D ...
Futtocks End is a British comedy short film released in 1970, directed by Bob Kellett and starring Ronnie Barker, Michael Hordern, Roger Livesey and Julian Orchard. It was written by Barker. Almost entirely without dialogue, the film includes a musical score, sound effects and incoherent mutterings. The story revolves around a weekend gathering ...
Futtocks End. 1969 film; Dialogue-free comedy in which an ageing General welcomes a group of relatives to his country estate for the weekend. Stars Michael Hordern, Ronnie Barker, Roger Livesey, Julian Orchard, Kika Markham and more.
5. Juli 2021 · Futtocks End and other short stories are a compilation of British comedy films which were seemingly bundled together only because they rely of visual gags rather than the use of dialogue. Although none of the films are particularly funny at least the second film features a number of well known actors who subsequently appeared in the Carry On films. Futtocks End itself is pretty dire and ...
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Futtocks End, like the others, is timeless, harmless and immensely funny. With no language involved it can be understood by anyone in the world. Yes, it's a little risque in parts but it has many elements of tried and trusted comedy. We never tired of seeing this film as there was no plot to follow, just a succession of hilarious happenings.
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