'Mutiny On The Buses' a true politically incorrect (thank God) masterpiece.
Keep your eyes peeled for the character 'Mr Jenkins', the boss of the depot, and a public servant ahead of his time.
Not for him the hard-nosed, financially prudent stryle of management. No, he invites clippies back to his office after hours, spills drinks over their tights, and insists he takes them off before paying for a replacement pair out of the petty cash.
Our current MPs obviously saw this film and based their style on his.
'Mutiny On The Buses' a true politically incorrect (thank God) masterpiece. Keep your eyes peeled for the character 'Mr Jenkins', the boss of the depot, and a public servant ahead of his time. Not for him the hard-nosed, financially prudent stryle of
A late and frankly regrettable addition to the series, replacing the earlier films' knowing but innocent vulgarity with out-right crudity and racism, and with few of the original team. A parody of the film Gandhi, Jack Douglas leads the cast as Humpmi Upadi **ta, an Indian Independence campaigner, wearing nothing but a loin-cloth, a flat cap, a pair of glasses and about a dozen tins worth of brown boot polish, and spends most of the film turning around as if someone has just tapped him on the shoulder and making incomprehensible noises for no good reason. Love interest is provided by Suzanne Danielle as wealthy British heiress Ann Shandy.
This will be my fav ....CARRY ON UP THE $h!tter (1984) A late and frankly regrettable addition to the series, replacing the earlier films' knowing but innocent vulgarity with out-right crudity and racism, and with few of the original team. A parody o