Dennis Waterman in Up the Junction (1968)

[paulhunter123]

how come women used to speak like ladies in the 60s and talk like blokes these days

[paulhunter123]

that chair looks like crap ive seen better at the dump

[merseymain]

Dennis has been great in everything he's done.

[littleniyah]

Wow the way he comes on all obsequious as soon as she speaks.

And it still matters

[JuanMacready]

Dennis Waterman, probably the worst actor you will ever see. He was already very bald in that dated series The Sweeney.

[MickeyLove01]

@JuanMacready The Sweeney was made in the 70's, of course it's "dated". 

[webboffin]

Oh, I thank you for the upload

[webboffin]

Dennis Waterman is a great British TV star. Thank you for the rich archive material you left us generations to paw over. This is a gold mine of past British life which was so much richer in culture.

[TheWhitehall]

Good to see Alfie Bass.....and a young Dennis Waterman. Great location scenes. Now long gone.

[74posy]

I love this film ........... London 1960s x

[ismaelkhan]

@74posy yes, the very best indeed! i would have loved this to be filmed near the battersea powerstation :) im in love with tha place

[Banner1979]

I have this one on DVD. Dennis Waterman gave a terrific performance as Peter. Couple of years later, he was in THE SWEENEY.

[puppi3000]

@Banner1979 Couple? Try 7 years

[Banner1979]

Okay, I stand corrected. In between this and The Sweeney, he starred in lots of other things like the movie Fright, cop show Special Branch and a tense episode of Thriller.

[superretrochick1]

Dennis Waterman was so beautiful when he was younger. This is a brilliant film, a real slice of 60s life.

[puppi3000]

@superretrochick1 Yes, he was.....until he started losing his hair in his mid-20s

[theyorkshirewhites]

@puppi3000

That's a shallow comment...he couldn't help losing his hair and it didn't make him any uglier...get a grip will you?

[ismaelkhan]

@theyorkshirewhites very well said :)