"I've never seen Star Wars" - unwatched classic films...

[Leinster Lass]

It is a pretty good epic really, in the vein of his equally obsessive Apocalypto and The Passion of Christ......
One senses a certain internalised guilt and self-flagellation going on here.....

But those last scenes are very definitely in the "look away now" category.....!

Ooh, I say - I'm not sure what Father McGillicuddy would do if he knew I watched that sort of stuff.
Does the last scene give the football results?

[Leinster Lass]

It is the lifelong lot of the Scottish footie supporter, jayne




Too much horsing around, eine? (spoiler alert!)

Thanks for the heads-up!

[johncorrigan]

Thanks for the heads-up!

Neigh probs, LL.

[Maclintick]

To those of a certain age, Freddie Frinton is very well remembered

So Frinton's WIKI entry is obviously fake news then -- "He is primarily remembered today as a household name in several Northwestern European countries for his 1963 television comedic sketch entitled Dinner for One, a perennial national television broadcast New Year's Eve favourite there, whilst being largely forgotten in his home country"

[Bryn]

So Frinton's WIKI entry is obviously fake news then -- "He is primarily remembered today as a household name in several Northwestern European countries for his 1963 television comedic sketch entitled Dinner for One, a perennial national television broadcast New Year's Eve favourite there, whilst being largely forgotten in his home country"

The majority of the UK population does not fit the concept "of a certain age". Many here may well, however.

[Maclintick]

The majority of the UK population does not fit the concept "of a certain age". Many here may well, however.

I now expect to be overwhelmed by Freddie Frinton aficionados who have hitherto maintained silence on their appreciation of his illustrious career...