Oh, Mr. Porter!: Will Hay, Moore Marriott and Graham Moffatt (1937 Movie)

[tangood2]

Missundaztood91. OK Thanks I`II check it out

[tangood2]

mallee59. No I remember the clip vividly. Hancock did a take-off of it. Thanks anyway.

[Missundaztood91]

@tangood2 The only one I can think of that you mean with Will Hay in a plane like that is 'The Goose Steps Out'. There's no Moore Marriott (Harbottle) in that film though. The plane ends up flying upside down with Hay at the helm, but Hay was actually a real pilot in real life lol., Charles Hawtrey is ione of those on the plane with him. Hay plays the double of a Nazi spy in it, and is sent over to Germany where he teaches German students and tries to pose as the German spy.

[19679163]

How can seven dislike a film like this

[dharrenbaello]

nice :)))

[tangood4]

Great film. DOES ANYONE KNOW THE TITLE OF A WILL HAY FILM. CLIP I REMEMBER IS, WILL HAY FLYING A AEROPLANE & SUDDENLY HARBUCKLE APPEARS AT THE WINDSCREEN AND SAY`S "HELLO" AFRAID THATS ALL I CAN REMEMBER. tangood4@gmail.com

[mallee59]

@tangood4 Think you are getting slightly mixed up, It was tony Hancock flying the plane and Kenneth Williams who appeared at the windscreen, from a Hancocks Half hour show, best regards

[Vebuju95]

i? would' ve chosen Jakob

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[marklee1783]

a remake would be pointless you can't improve on this.

[19679163]

British comedy at its very best

[woodenz]

Cheers for that lovely ...

[coltoncat44]

Excellent video, well overdue for a remake though, shame they dont make them like this anymore, * * * * *

[7754349200]

more please, think that they used th same music for Oh Dr Beeching, tv series of 80's or 90's

[mallee59]

@7754349200 the music was used for Oh Dr Beeching, its from the Oh Mr Porter music Hall song

[stashyjon]

this still cracks me up after all these years.

[Nozza999]

Never ceases to entertain. Hay was a talented comedian and gifted man, Outside his career in film, he was an astronomer of distinction, an engineer and private pilot who gave some flying lessons to Amy Johnson.

[gordonharkerfan]

Im a will hay fan and this is the best british comedy ever made.Filmed near where i live in basingstoke an old halt which was sold off in 1936.We will never see the likes of this talent by will hay, moore marriott and graham moffatt again.

[TheKenfig]

Ha ha, never mind the days before gay meant homosexual, in THESE days people commonly said 'Queer' instead of strange !

[elbelella]

Brilliant...shame they can't make anything this funny anymore.

[TheKenfig]

@elbelella Yeah but if they did, we wouldnt need this as much maybe

[truro007]

Toffeecobb85 My sentiments entirely.....wonderful acting and funny too!

[Ollfie]

Silly old sod...............but brilliant none the less.

[kevinastraw]

To tell the truth, I fancy the big woman!

[toffeecobb85]

One of my very favourite films. Hay is one of the best british film comic actors of the 20th century.

[gordonharkerfan]

@toffeecobb85 your wright there has never been another like him ive been a fan for 40 years and was six when first saw this film.thanks to my late father who was also a fan.the beast british comedy ever made.

[horseheadpete]

Just simply divine! Classic film with the old trio at their best. Thanks for posting the whole film, I've just watched again for the first time in years. Never see any old Will Hay films on telly anymore, more's the pity.

[mallee59]

@horseheadpete they are available on DVD and can be found in places like The Works on offer, all except Wheres that Fire, made by a different film company, but is on tube I think with a very young Charles Hawtrey

[kj0745]

Exterior sequences were filmed at Cliddesden Halt on the branch line between Basingstoke & Alton which had been closed in 1936. The disused station was hired for 3 wks and set designers made it look suitably ramshackle (apparently, it wasn't considered abandoned enough to create a convincing Buggleskelly). Nothing now remains of the station although the outline of the station platform can be discerned in a field, & several bits of the station's distinctive concrete fence posts are visible.

[quarterjack]

Everything here's either too old or doesn't work - and you're both!

[barnett682]

This is my favourite film ever, absolutely love it!!!!!!!!!

[TheGreenKnighter20]

where is buggleskelly located?

[DanDunningIV]

@TheGreenKnighter20 Cliddesden :) that's what the real town in the UK is called that was said to be Buggleskelly :) and there's the old unused station that was the station in the film :) and the windmill from the windmill scene is in Essex :) God I love this film, and almost all of Will Hay's other films, my grandad has shown me them since I've been tiny, I'm seventeen now and I've never grown bored of any of the films, there too good! :D

[ShaurntheSheep]

ha after the short clips some's ones put it on in full thats great

good old classic british film.

[webbsfan1]

Oh what a classic,great stuff