Father Came Too!

1964
1 घं 31 मि

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अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंA young married couple experience difficulties doing up a cottage, and are hindered by the wife's father.A young married couple experience difficulties doing up a cottage, and are hindered by the wife's father.A young married couple experience difficulties doing up a cottage, and are hindered by the wife's father.

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6.2/10

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इस तरह के और

6.1

The Fast Lady

6.2

Carry on Again Doctor

6.2

Carry on Spying

6.1

Carry on Cruising

5.9

Carry on Jack

6.3

Twice Round the Daffodils

6.8

6.3

6.2

6.2

5.9

6.2

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ट्रिविया
Not a sequel to The Fast Lady (1962), although advertised as such in the cinema trailer.

गूफ़
In a bizarre sequence at the beginning, Dexter gets a lift from father in what's supposed to be a rainstorm but is obviously shot on a lovely sunny day.

भाव
Josh: I've already had occasion to remonstrate with you about casting aspersions on the plumbing profession sir. The modern sanitary engineer is like the proverbial elephant...
Sir Beverley Grant: And just as slow.

कनेक्शन
Referenced in The Human Jungle: Struggle for a Mind (1964)

साउंडट्रैक
The Scrubbers Song
Music by Norrie Paramor
Lyrics by Tony Hatch

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10/10

Smorgasbord of English comedy greats

For anyone who likes classic Brit sitcoms of the 'As Time Goes By' type, this movie will leave you with lots of laughs and a feeling of bonhomie.

The larger than life James Robertson Justice, better known to fans of the 'Doctor' series of Richard Gordon book-derived movies, is always worth watching. He is one actor whose presence can keep a movie afloat no mater how bad the supporting cast. In this movie, he is ably supported by an excellent cast of English comedians, including the great Hugh Lloyd, Leslie Phillips, Ronnie Barker and so on.

Beautifully photographed unlike many other Brit movies of the 1960s, it holds up well. I'm not aware of a DVD release, but the print screened on free-to-air Sydney TV today was stunning. Look out for it!