Comedy about the amorous adventures of guests at a wedding party.Comedy about the amorous adventures of guests at a wedding party.Comedy about the amorous adventures of guests at a wedding party.
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- TriviaThird part of a trilogy featuring the adventures of Alan Street (John Hamill)
- Alternate versionsExport version contained hard core scenes, in which Theresa Wood is said to have taken full part.
- ConnectionsFollows The Over-Amorous Artist (1974)
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A wedding party sees all sorts of saucy shenanigans.
This sunny, light-hearted short has a real 'shot at the producer's house' vibe (it's the delightful Wraysbury in Berkshire) and its content is deeply inconsequential - it starts with its best nudity (with the gorgeous Theresa Wood in the bath) and then there's all sorts of chatter, some of which is actually quite funny, especially the stuttering, fffffing girl, before some mild couplings. We also get a cast member who'd become a teacher at Grange Hill. And there's not only a gay man present, but a lesbian too!
You can't imagine the dirty mac brigade would have been too impressed, unless they watched the hardcore version intended for foreign markets - as it is, this is a very English, very Seventies sauce film, but that's not necessarily an insult.
This can presently only be viewed at the BFI Mediatheque on London's South Bank, which is where I watched it yesterday.
This sunny, light-hearted short has a real 'shot at the producer's house' vibe (it's the delightful Wraysbury in Berkshire) and its content is deeply inconsequential - it starts with its best nudity (with the gorgeous Theresa Wood in the bath) and then there's all sorts of chatter, some of which is actually quite funny, especially the stuttering, fffffing girl, before some mild couplings. We also get a cast member who'd become a teacher at Grange Hill. And there's not only a gay man present, but a lesbian too!
You can't imagine the dirty mac brigade would have been too impressed, unless they watched the hardcore version intended for foreign markets - as it is, this is a very English, very Seventies sauce film, but that's not necessarily an insult.
This can presently only be viewed at the BFI Mediatheque on London's South Bank, which is where I watched it yesterday.
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