In 1971, John Lennon could have lived practically anywhere he chose, but as he felt increasingly out of place in London, he...
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2010
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In this last gasp of the "Carry On" series, minus most of the "Carry On" players, Jim Dale plays Spanish map-maker...
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1992
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The "Bloody" in Bloody Kids is meant in both its scatological in literal sense. Two restless teens (Derrick O'Connor and...
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1983
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An old-fashioned drama about old-fashioned values in an old-fashioned town called Shillingbury, this conventional film may...
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Jake
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1980
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1978
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The Carry On series is living on fumes in this late entry. An unofficial burlesque of the Emmanuelle series (albeit with a...
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Lyons, the butler
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1978
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British sexploitation expert Derek Ford takes the helm for this raunchy comedy that is sure to quicken the pulse of men who...
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1977
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The long-running series of British "Carry On" comedies was nearing the end of the line when this 28th film in the cycle was...
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Bombardier Ready
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1976
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The British comedy group chalks up another few laughs as some folks attempt to camp out on the location of an archaeological...
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Ernie Bragg
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1975
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This film brings more ribald nonsense from the British "Carry On" gang. This time the setting is the Spanish resort town of...
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1974
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This threadbare "Carry On" comedy is set in the 18th century and concerns a fellow with a dual identity: by day, he's the...
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Sergeant Jock Strapp
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1974
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The last of four "medical" entries in the Carry On series is also the lewdest; whether it's the funniest is a matter of taste...
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1973
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The "Carry On" gang returns with Sidney Fiddler (Sid James) conning the local council into running a beauty pageant to...
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William
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1973
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Essentially a one-joke comedy hanging on the thinnest of plots, this routine series of slapstick situations is directed by...
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1961
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This kinescope of Red Skelton's February 24, 1952 telecast is one of the few episodes extant from Red's NBC years. In his...
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Screenwriter
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1952
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Still extremely busy with his film and radio career, Richard "Red" Skelton made his weekly TV debut on September 30, 1951,...
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Screenwriter
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1951
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In this drama, set in Paris, a devout communist is slowly seduced into becoming a capitalist by a persuasively pretty young...
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1940
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Exclusive Tomorror Show interviews with John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr find legendary television talk show...
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