It's turned into a John Wayne film. And would you believe it, a woman's [inadvertently] behind it. That lorry driver is married; surely he wouldn't start a scrap over a pick-up? He must be frustrated!
bin don Ah, give me the sophistication of a Marcello Mastroianni, Yves Montand or Ferdinand Lamas, men who know how to treat women. If I wasn't so strapped, I'd be one myself. I'm not just an opera goer, you know. I croon an 'Indian Love Song' to die for. It's a little known fact that Walter Pidgeon was a fine baritone. I do hope Michael Caine doesn't croon- not with that twang. [Any woman who knows and likes Walter Pidgeon is on my wavelength]
bin don The lorry driver plays in Make Mine Mink, the best British comedy I know. 1960, w a v. young Billie Whitelaw & our typical genius Terry-Thomas.
Thems me private thoughts. That's my favorite line. Jane Asher was so innocent and beautiful.
That's my favorite line. Jane was a good actress.
Awesomely funny pub blue:) And that singer carrying gamely on cracks me up every time.
Jane Asher was so beautiful, so child-like.
Donna Manning Too childlike. She got much more beautiful w age.
alfie was a fool to leave her
Gershwin Quintyne I think you'll find SHE left HIM
@@gershwinq and to treat her that way
@@justaride77 right, when she was nothing but sweet and caring. Methinks its just a case of the shoe doesn't fit.
Thanks for posting. I haven’t seen this since 2000 or so & it’s wonderful to see it again. Thanks so much
@maccabeat Jan has the classic British '60's look.
Paul must have been squirming in his seat at the premiere during this part.
This reminds me of ferris buellers day off.
When he talks to the camera.
Man what a puritanical time 1966. Gee like Texas today.
dancing is banned in this pub, but you can brawl all ya like. lol
the doc was in trading places!
Great performance Queenie Watts (singer). Wonder if it was one of her pubs...
I thought it was her. I remember watching her in the comedy 'Yes, my dear'.
i like how it goes from part 8 to part 10 without skipping a thing :P
The abortionist who visits Alfie's apartment is Denholm Elliott from Trading Places.
Matthew Smollen From many other films as well. A fine actor. So sorry he died prematurely... & of AIDS.
starred with him again in too late the hero good war film
I bet that Boozer is the Salisbury on Green Lanes/St Annes Road, Haringey N4.
Funniest pub brawl ever!
@shy1stleo Obiously you've never been in a pub fight cause that's exactly how it goes down.
It's turned into a John Wayne film. And would you believe it, a woman's [inadvertently] behind it. That lorry driver is married; surely he wouldn't start a scrap over a pick-up? He must be frustrated!
bin don Ah, give me the sophistication of a Marcello Mastroianni, Yves Montand or Ferdinand Lamas, men who know how to treat women. If I wasn't so strapped, I'd be one myself. I'm not just an opera goer, you know. I croon an 'Indian Love Song' to die for. It's a little known fact that Walter Pidgeon was a fine baritone. I do hope Michael Caine doesn't croon- not with that twang. [Any woman who knows and likes Walter Pidgeon is on my wavelength]
bin don you prat.
Not a fan of John Wayne eh? You sound like one of these poofy liberal commies
Whiffy McBiffy The hell he does. Not every yo-yo's a fan of that big hulk, you know. EXCEPTION made for True Grit.
bin don The lorry driver plays in Make Mine Mink, the best British comedy I know. 1960, w a v. young Billie Whitelaw & our typical genius Terry-Thomas.
That guy is the most boorish lamebrain in film history.
+mickigoe loosen up it s just a movie a classic actually
+Martin Luke Burns You know, Martin , you're right. My comment was a bit priggish. And, generally, I love Michael Caine.
& I'd bet you feel the same about Corries Jim MacDonald. Hello,. He ISNT real. Just a fictional character in a film
liam whitcombe No shit, Sherlock.
Kid Charlemagne It was a ground-breaking film when it first came out. Still is, dated as it may appear.
this is why we tip musicians
Janet Little? You said "Hey, Jude". lmao! Was that a subconscious slip, seeing as how Jane Asher was Paul McCartney's girlfriend?
David Bearnson McCartney had her hairy pie. Not steak & kidney
liam whitcombe classy; well lucky they were.
I thought clubs these days were tough. never seen one banning dancing by police order before..
Yeah I know!
Wheres part 9???!!!
Goes from part 8 to 10 they made a mistake, 10 just carries on from 8 seamlessly
Hey, Jude was fine as Alfie. He did a different take on the role.
Janet Little Is there "a different take" on this role?
Where’s part 9?! Lol
Jane Asher isn't much of an actress. Is she?
She's playing the role of a depressed girl suffering the heartbreak of betrayal. She does it very well imho.