IMDB Review John (opsbooks)
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.
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Thank You…Loved This Movie…Worth the Laughs and …LOL
This is kind of the British version of Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House.
Kinda puts you IN mind of the movie THE MONEY PIT
Good
Was the headless man on the truck Jaspet Carrot ?
thought this was The Fast Lady 2!
Brilliant follow up from fast lady , unforgettable movie classic s , wish they still made movie,s like this .
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Delightfully entertaining.
Good Movie!
That little Toaster! I'd never seen one like that!
boring
when Grant drives off with his wing mirror in Roddy's hand .. classic
This was really good. I’m currently remodeling an older house. Nothing has changed in the 60 years since this film was made.
Baxter's wife was gorgeous!
I came into this thinking it was a continuation of 'The Fast Lady'. Am I wrong to think that?
One of those old Sunday Afternoon movies that seems to have everybody in it,even Marty Hopkirk!
The star of the film is the 1960 Ford Galaxie Sunliner Convertible. Rolling Art!
Do NOT watch this movie unless you suffer from brain damage
YouTube recommended this with the Covid 19.. Great movie..Loved Ronnie Barker as the "add on tradesman".
Stanley Baxter's hair colour kept changing. From blonde to auburn and back again. It gave a sense of when each scene was filmed in chronological order. Did anyone else notice?
Here I go!