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  • I know the station used is actually ciddesden station but in the later scenes, is that on the Basingstoke to Alton line as well?

  • didnt will places his clock when he lets train through afterwards?

  • Where's your clock?

  • he plays with the pixies pmsfl

  • BUGGLESKELLY 4 LIFE

  • 0:08 look lik hes pissd off or somethin'

  • @01276, is any uploaded scenes of this film like,

    1. The Escape from Windmill

    2. Crew's Breakfast & encounter with angry farmer

  • is just me or why will is always actin' so bossy 2 his co-workers?

  • @Jinter67 That was always Will Hay's position in his films but he usually got a comeback from others. The best one I remember in the film Convict 99 was when he came home with a bag of sweets. "Guess what I got?" he said and a very young Roddy McDowell (maybe about 5) quipped "Six years!"

  • "now put that back where you got it from!!>:("

    "and take your cap off and you!>:("

    thats classicXD

  • NEXT TRAINS GONE!

  • Why oh why did this dear man and brilliant comic have to die!! If ever someone should be immortal its Will Hay ..I love his films and I hope I meet him in the next world.. A true comic genius..All the good comments this film gets it just goes to show its one of the best ever ..Thank You....

  • im 13 and i love this

  • I am 30 lol I have the set of Will hay its funny as hell another good black and white set is "old Mother Riley" I have and also George Formby that is so funny the TT Races one that is the best

  • @SlashLesPaul321 Good for you! One of the best B & W films ever made. Have a look at The Ghost Train as well, very similar, great scenes.

  • "where's your clock?" LOL, used to see this film on TV during summer holidays - are they ever on now?

  • Whatch the sequence I mention and decide for your self.Even the voice has been copied.I could be wrong but I dont think so.Fantastic,atmospheric film though, either way.

  • For my money one of the greatest films ever made.If you ever wondered where Spike Milligan got his famous Goon Show catchphrase,"He's fallen in the water", watch the film further on when Harbottle falls off the windmill into a pond.Milligan was a big Hay fan.Its too much of a coincidence.Brilliant stuff!

  • i thought it was because when spike was little, he and a friend used to jump in a swimmingpool and thats where the catchphrase came from.

  • i agree with the greatest film ever, but you are wrong about spike, 01276 is correct.

  • its to do with peter sellars son, its in a documentary made after spikes death michael sellars fell into a inflatable paddling pool...

  • Brilliant,proof that you do not need nasty,violent,sex filled rubbish that fills the cinema screens today,a film that is timeless!

  • Dennis Norden said that he and Galton and Simpson considered 'the next trains gone', to be the funniest joke of all time. High praise indeed.

  • great film

  • Brilliant british sit com dont get better than this one of my favourite films of all time, i laugh all the way through it thanks Will.

  • " Next train's gone" Einstein would have loved it!

  • Oh Mr Porter is brilliant, and pretty near the knuckle sometimes, especially when he speaks to the signalman who asks if he can put his signals up to which Porter replies Yes if it will give you any pleasure!

  • One of my favourite films ever. Way before my time but I love this one. Makes me chuckle no matter how many times I've seen it.

    This popular format of three generations on their escapades was where 'Only Fools & Horses' came from.

    Nobody does it better than Hay, Marriott & Moffatt though. Nobody else comes close.

  • My name's Murphy an' I've come for mi pigs!

  • Well give them to him!!

  • I can't.....not now.....well not all of them

  • I'm 17 and i love this. timeless.

  • Next Train Gone and Playing with the Pixies - so cool!! My uncle used to frequent Graham Moffatt's pub - famous for short changing his customers! Probably needed the money after the pittance that Will Hay paid him and Moore Marriott!!

  • Was this Graham Moffatt's pub in Bath?

  • Braybrooke in Northamptonshire - last time I went in there were still pics of GM on walls

  • there will never be another hay..pity he passed away...one of those guys i would have loved to have met.R.I.P..

  • yes if he was still alive he would only be 120 years old.

  • Will Hay, Graeme Moffat and Moore Marriot comedy and confusion supreme.

  • omg im only 15 and i love this film i used 2 watch it with my grandad when he was alive :D reminds me so much of him :( thanks 4 puttin it on here

  • And to think this movie is now 70 years old. And people still love Will Hay and his companions. Unbeatable, in my opinion. Will was, is and always will be a comedy legend.

  • Attention! Saturday 1:20pm BBC Two!

  • masters of comedy, cring from start to finnish

  • fantastic! i lol!!

  • "Next train's gone!"

  • Haa! Ha!" This film is so cool! Will Hay is an absolute leg-end!

  • Will Hay's films were great.

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