A London confidence trickster, Charlie Tully (Dick Emery) uses a variety of disguises to carry out his con tricks. When Reggie (Ronald Fraser), his randy colleague and sidekick is killed he discovers that the clues to the combination to a safe are tattooed on the buttocks of a number of Reggie's female conquests.
Not really a saucy comedy as such, but a comedy that definately has something of the saucy seaside postcard about it, but is both dated and works less well today. Emery was better in the short sketch shows he did in the 1960s and 70s. The whole effort also seems rather dull.
Not really a saucy comedy as such, but a comedy that definately has something of the saucy seaside postcard about it, but is both dated and works less well today. Emery was better in the short sketch shows he did in the 1960s and 70s. The whole effort also seems rather dull.