Oh, Mr Porter! - Booking Office
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Brilliant,proof that you do not need nasty,violent,sex filled rubbish that fills the cinema screens today,a film that is timeless!
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Absolutely perfect in every way.
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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?
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didnt will places his clock when he lets train through afterwards?
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Where's your clock?
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he plays with the pixies pmsfl
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@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.
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BUGGLESKELLY 4 LIFE
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0:08 look lik hes pissd off or somethin'
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@01276, is any uploaded scenes of this film like,
1. The Escape from Windmill
2. Crew's Breakfast & encounter with angry farmer
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@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!"
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Oh, Mr Porter! - Chaseby 0127631,408 views
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Oh, Mr Porter! - Openingby 0127627,029 views
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The Ghost Train (1941) clipby N4TH4NJ4Y20,038 views
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Jimmy Clitheroe and Frank Randleby hotun113,741 views
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Oh, Mr Porter! - Shuntingby 0127633,294 views
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Will Hay - Ask A Policeman - Visiting Harbotle's dadby nathanjayy5,426 views
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Will Hay "Oh Mister Porter" - You're wasting your time!"by incongra50,097 views
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The Train (Part 1)by 0127660,930 views
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Will Hay- "The Big Blockade" 1943by incongra8,137 views
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Will Hay "Ask a Policeman" 1936 - speeding toffby incongra17,283 views
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Will Hay- "Ghost of St Michaels"- Highland hospitalityby incongra22,070 views
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Oh Doctor Beeching! - Opening Titlesby DavidCroftcouk9,419 views
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ROBB WILTON - IF I HAD'NY BEEN A BOLD PC.by TAUBERFANLEHAR25,803 views
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Harry Enfield-Norbert Smith-A Life part 3by kk99ll9,828 views
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Will Hay - "Windbag The Sailor" 1936by incongra7,218 views
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Oh Mr Porter - part 1 of 10by basingstokegazette2,719 views
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Norman Evans - Over The Garden Wallby Pamfino249,507 views
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Will Hay - "HEY! HEY! USA! 1938by incongra3,331 views
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Arthur Askey The Ghost Trainby steamt24,397 views
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Oh Mr Porter Part 3 Will Hay 1937by WillHayFan940 views
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!
MARKMANIATT 3 years ago 4
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.
01276 3 years ago