Ladies Who Do

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They 'do' clean offices. After finding an important piece of paper in the trash, the women are soon in business and make good use of it to save their old neighbourhood from the wreckers' bal... Read allThey 'do' clean offices. After finding an important piece of paper in the trash, the women are soon in business and make good use of it to save their old neighbourhood from the wreckers' ball.They 'do' clean offices. After finding an important piece of paper in the trash, the women are soon in business and make good use of it to save their old neighbourhood from the wreckers' ball.

Director
- C.M. Pennington-Richards
Writers
- Michael Pertwee
- John Bignall
Stars

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6.9/10

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Director
- C.M. Pennington-Richards
Writers
- Michael Pertwee
- John Bignall
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
Jon Pertwee (Sydney Tait) was the younger brother of the screenwriter Michael Pertwee.

Goofs
Mr Ryder's car has a telephone. While a car telephone service was launched in the UK in 1961, it wasn't available in London until 1965 when base station transmitters were installed at the new Post Office Tower.

Quotes
Mr. Merryweather: You're lucky I'm in a good mood today so I'm going to explain something to you. We ain't going to move. Not for nobody, and if you come here again annoying me an' my little missus, I'll splatter you all over the wall. Do you understand?
Sidney Tait: You make yourself abundantly clear, sir.

Connections
Referenced in The Curse of Steptoe (2008)

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8/10

Please Lady Mount

My mother took me to see this at the cinema and I enjoyed it then and I enjoyed today when it was on the Talking Pictures channel. The premise was pinched recently for the Sheridan Smith series 'Cleaning Up' although not a comedy like this one. It's a typical 60's B&W comedy that could sit alongside the Carry On films with a wealth of British comedy talent of the day led by Robert Morley and Peggy Mount with Harry H Corbett as the villain of the piece.

I really disliked Peggy Mount when she was Ada Larkin in 'The Larkins' she was so horrible to David Kossoff, as a 6 year old at the time I didn't understand she was acting. So one day on holiday on the Norfolk broads she was having lunch with Pat Combs in the hotel we were staying in. My father said go in and ask her for an autograph so I went up and said 'Please Lady Mount, can I have your autograph?' she was so sweet and obliged, I then went back and gave her mine, she laughed saying it was the first time anyone had given on back.

Lovely lady, lovely film.