George And Mildred - The Movie [1980]
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Memories
Review date: 2008-06-24 Rating: 8 out of 10
I had completely forgot about george & Mildred and how funny brian murphy was in it.
I decided to buy this cos im collecting all the classic British sitcom movie spin offs of the 70s just for nostalga .
Lets face it todays TV is pure crap.
It was so good to see the genius of yootha joyce & Brian murphy again after all these years.
George had allways made me laugh my head off when i was a young kid .
The things he will do to avoid spending money or avoid the sexual advances from his wife are hillarious.
Its funny to think that the little kid that played tristam must be what late 30s early 40s Amazing.
Good to see keneth cope who played in randall & hopkirk as well.
What can i say they just dont make them like they used too anymore.
Great family viewing and a few chuckles.
also it only took 4 days to get from the UK to the USA thats got to be a record Amazon uk.
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Reviews
Not up to the seriesReview date: 2004-08-31 Rating: 6 out of 10Although not a patch on the Thames Television TV series , this
film still has some moments . It is slightly too ambitious in
taking the Ropers out of their suburban surroundings and throwing them into gang warfare ! As with many film spinoffs
of television comedy , it just fails to hit the mark . Still ,
worth a try if you are a fan of G&M.A good comedy, albeit poignantReview date: 2003-04-27 Rating: 6 out of 10From 1976 to 79 George and Mildred was the best TV sitcom, and is stil being shown today. Brian Murphy was brilliant as the humble working class hero (or zero) George, but even he was outshone by the sublime Yootha Joyce as the man eating tyrant Mildred. A downside is the use of a writer never used on the TV series. As a result the film feels different to the series, the characters less established, particularly neighbours the Fourmiles, central to the TV sitcom, yet barely seen here. That said any film pairing Joyce and Murphy has to be a winner. They sare many happy, funny and poignant scenes, and help the film go along relatively unscathed. Not vintage George and Mildred (for that buy the series 1 DVD) but a good film nonetheless. On a sad note, Yootha Joyce died just before the film premiered, and George and Mildred was over.A final fling for TV's favourite couple!Review date: 2001-03-31 Rating: 8 out of 10For fans of classic seventies sit-com - or fans of British comedy in general - the film version of "George and Mildred" is a must! Featuring familiar jokes in the style of the "Carry On" films it is simple, harmless humour at it's best with a good dose of sexual innuendo thrown in. Unlike many film versions of sit-coms, "George and Mildred" lives up to the standards that made the TV series so popular. Mildred is still desperate for romance and George is still desperate to avoid it. In an attempt to win him round, Mildred decides on a second honeymoon at the London Hotel. Somehow the bumbling George is mistaken for a hit-man. Chaos, car chases and shoot-outs ensue, with the Roper's blissfully unaware of their predicament. A fine supporting cast including Stratford John, Kenneth Cope, Harry Fowler and Dudley Sutton help the film along and ironically it was the last time the Ropers were seen together on screen since Yootha Joyce (Midred) died before the film was released.Ideal Sunday afternoon viewing, "George and Mildred" will tickle your funny bone and allow you to spend two hours in the comfort zone of a television classic.
Product Details/Specifications
Actor(s):
Sheila Fearn
Yootha Joyce
Norman Eshley
Brian Murphy
Stratford Johns
Creators:
Yootha Joyce (Primary Contributor)
Brian Murphy (Primary Contributor)
Frank Watts (Cinematographer)
Peter Weatherley (Editor)
Brian Lawrence (Producer)
Roy Skeggs (Producer)
Brian Cooke (Writer)
Dick Sharples (Writer)
Johnnie Mortimer (Writer)
Director(s):
Recording label: ITV DVD Manufacturer: ITV DVDEAN: 5037115038432Binding: DVDNumber of items: 1Format: PAL, Release date: 2003-02-17Number of discs: 1Aspect ratio: 1.33:1Audience rating: Suitable for 15 years and overRegion code: 2Running time: 89 minutesTheatrical release date: 1980Language: English (Original Language)