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| Starring | Barry Crocker, Barry Humphries, Peter Cook, Spike Milligan |
|---|---|
| Director | Bruce Beresford |
| Genres | Comedy |
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An Australian tourist has a series of ribald adventures in London.
| Starring | Barry Crocker, Barry Humphries, Peter Cook, Spike Milligan, Dennis Price, William Rushton, Dick Bentley, Avice Landon |
|---|---|
| Director | Bruce Beresford |
| Studio | GUERILLA FILMS |
| Run time | DVD: 1 hr 54 mins |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Comedy |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 12 Feb 2007 Production year: 1972 |
A scrappy but often hilarious screen version of Private Eye's comic strip, with Barry Crocker visiting some of England's grottiest highways and dirtiest byways, in the company of his aunt, Edna Everage. That's right, possums, this is an early screen outing for Barry Humphries's batty alter ego, offending pommies left, right and centre, and even flashing Joan Bakewell on a late-night TV show. Words and phrases like chunder and tubes of beer entered the English language and a lot of it, frankly, is disgusting. And to think that director Bruce Beresford went on to make Driving Miss Daisy.
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