I can't agree with the earlier reviewer about Marriott and Moffatt . I find two minutes of this pair MORE than enough. Moffatt especially is amateurish and annoying. I'm not keen on O'Dea either. Still acting here as if he were on stage, not on film.
The biggest surprise of this movie is trying to place the voice of our hero, John. I knew I knew that voice from somewhere but, it wasn't until the end credits rolled that I realised the actor was a very young Peter Coke...... The man who gave voice to Paul Temple for all those years on BBC Radio.
Like me, you'll instantly run it back and listen to his voice again...this time with your eyes closed.
"By Timothy" you will !
This is now available on DVD as Volume: 9 of the excellent "Ealing Rarities Collection". It comes with three other movies on the 2 disc set - "Meet Mr Lucifer", "Whom the Gods Love" & "A Honeymoon Adventure".
The biggest surprise of this movie is trying to place the voice of our hero, John. I knew I knew that voice from somewhere but, it wasn't until the end credits rolled that I realised the actor was a very young Peter Coke...... The man who gave voice to Paul Temple for all those years on BBC Radio.
Like me, you'll instantly run it back and listen to his voice again...this time with your eyes closed.
"By Timothy" you will !
This is now available on DVD as Volume: 9 of the excellent "Ealing Rarities Collection". It comes with three other movies on the 2 disc set - "Meet Mr Lucifer", "Whom the Gods Love" & "A Honeymoon Adventure".