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The Sandwich Man ** (1966, Michael Bentine, Norman Wisdom, Diana Dors, Ron Moody, Harry H Corbett, Bernard Cribbins) – Classic Movie Review 11,832
Director Robert Hartford-Davis’s 1966 British comedy film The Sandwich Man stars Michael Bentine (who also co-wrote the virtually silent script with the director) is the eponymous hero, who meets almost every well-known 60s British character […]
Jan, 08
Beautiful Thing **** (1996, Glen Berry, Scott Neal, Linda Henry, Meera Syal) – Classic Movie Review 153
A tender love story about gay teenagers coming of age, set on a rough southeast London council estate, this 1996 film is indeed a Beautiful Thing. A working-class south-east London teenage lad, Jamie (Glen Berry), […]
Aug, 11
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