Ahora no, camarada

Título original: Not Now, Comrade

1976
Not Rated
1h 29min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaRussian ballet dancer decides to defect to Britain. After he leads the authorities a merry dance, he changes his mind.Russian ballet dancer decides to defect to Britain. After he leads the authorities a merry dance, he changes his mind.Russian ballet dancer decides to defect to Britain. After he leads the authorities a merry dance, he changes his mind.

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Curiosidades
This was meant to be the second in a trilogy with the planned third film being "Not Now Prime Minister". Because this one failed at the box office, the third film never happened.

Citas
Nancy Rimmington: She's the prospective candidate for the local council.
Commander Rimmington: Oh! What party?
Barbara Wilcox: Liberal.
Nancy Rimmington: You'd better go an decode that message, father.
Commander Rimmington: Yes, but I wouldn't mind knowing what the young lady stands for.
Gerry Buss: Practically anything.

Conexiones
Remake of Laughter from the Whitehall: Chase Me Comrade! (1964)

Banda sonora
Not Now
Sung by Don Estelle
Lyric by Sammy Cahn
Composed by Walter Ridley

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7/10

Reply to: budget? what budget?

Its a shame that the previous comments seem to have focused on so much negative and missed the positive of what was always intended to be a very lighthearted comedy in the style of the Carry On films.

Sets, budget and production are certainly low priority but the script is classic British humour from the 70's and to me is easily as funny as the best Carry On's .. and some parts still make me laugh out loud despite having viewed the film many times to cheer myself up on a rainy day. The best of which has to be the wonderful Ray Kinnear's encounter with the stripper/love interest in the bushes outside the house.

As for the 'self referential marxist theme'comment (??!) I can only say lighten up! This is a silly piece of comedy, not a Chekov play. In a world where CGI is beginning to replace any semblance of a script, its refreshing to see something so simple and intended purely for entertainment.