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Old 09-08-2011, 18:14   #31
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Re: Best movie/film set in Lancashire
Victoria Wood's fantastic television film, 'Pat and Margaret'.

Set in Lancashire, filmed partly in Blackburn.

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Old 09-08-2011, 18:15   #32
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No John, June Ritchie was the female lead in this film directed by John Schlesinger.
Perhaps you are confusing it with A Taste of Honey . Rita Tushingham was in that one.
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Old 09-08-2011, 18:43   #33
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Re: Best movie/film set in Lancashire
It could be Lancashire, in Thatcher's Britain, but isn't.

IMDb - Rita, Sue and Bob Too! (1987)

Set in that county, just t'otherside o' Burnley.

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Old 09-08-2011, 19:06   #34
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It could be Lancashire, in Thatcher's Britain, but isn't.

IMDb - Rita, Sue and Bob Too! (1987)

Set in that county, just t'otherside o' Burnley.
May I say one of George Costigan's best roles, only watched it again a few months ago
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Old 09-08-2011, 19:17   #35
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May I say one of George Costigan's best roles, only watched it again a few months ago
Aspiration and degradation.

Thatcher's Britain.

Nice you appreciate this celluloid documentation of those times.

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Re: Best movie/film set in Lancashire
Love on the Dole a 1941 movie set in Salford , evdently the Govt. prevented the film being made during the 30s depresion because of topics such as sex outside of marriage and working class poverty
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Old 09-08-2011, 21:23   #37
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Another good film, set in the county.

Spring and Port Wine (1970) - IMDb
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You have all forgotten about "The Family Way"....set in Bolton..starring John Mills,Hayley Mills,Hywell Bennett and Marjorie Rhodes....
Was a classic in it,s time
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"The Family Way".....who could ever forget John Mills immortal words....."He walked through here like it was a public convenience"
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"The Family Way".....who could ever forget John Mills immortal words....."He walked through here like it was a public convenience"
Oh yes, another good one.

Give me British cinema, Passport to Dinglico etc, over Hollywood crud any day.

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Aspiration and degradation.

Thatcher's Britain.

Nice you appreciate this celluloid documentation of those times.
Loved the music too we're having a gang bang
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"The Family Way".....who could ever forget John Mills immortal words....."He walked through here like it was a public convenience"
Brilliant
Ezra Fitton: All this reading books he does, it's not natural.
Lucy Fitton: You wouldn't know what natural is.
Ezra Fitton: My father always used to say if it were natural you'd see animals doing it. I never saw a horse reading.

Bit of trivia, the younger brother who likes Hayley Mills (who wouldn't) is played by Murray Head who went on to sing "One Night in Bangkok"
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It could be Lancashire, in Thatcher's Britain, but isn't.

IMDb - Rita, Sue and Bob Too! (1987)

Set in that county, just t'otherside o' Burnley.
The writer died in 1990 (Andrea Dunbar) I had a friend who knew her, her daughter was locked up for murdering a child
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Nature of the Beast....set in accy??....I know it wasn't that good, but its set in ACCY
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Loved the music too we're having a gang bang
I just had a disturbing mental picture of you, Peter, and Ken, doing the dance in the film to that track, in the Con club.

I hope to God my Nan wasn't there that night, being gang banged.

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