For awhile the film keeps you guessing about whether Pelham really does have a paranormal double or whether it's all in his mind and mabey Pelham is an undiagnosed schizophrenic (judging by the opening scene of him behaving crazy in the car I still wonder!). A few plot holes. 1. After having been in a VERY serious car crash (heck Pelham was killed in the crash!) wouldn't Pelham be needing the assistance of crutches, and need monthes of a physical therapy program at the hospital? 2. HOW could the sinister double be showing up all the time at Pelham's work or his house, without Pelham seeing the double right away!

Freddie Jones was a staple of horror films! Frankenstein Must be Destroyed, The Satanic Rites Of Dracula, Firestarter. Here he plays a quirky medical doctor.

It's an odd production, filmed in Hollywood at a set meticulously built like the Old Bailey with mostly English actors except for Power and Dietrich. But all of the English actors had moved to America and died there it seems.

Where Eagles Dare was one of my dad's favorite movies. I think it's second behind Kelly's heros.

My Grandad had the LP of the music. I played it to death! Still remains my favourite movie today after 40+ watches.

Some of my favorite scenes were the ones when Michael Robbins was laughing so hard and had to look away 🤣

Doris & Cissily were magic as mothers!! Arthur & Olive were my favorite so after Arthur left I couldn't get into them anymore... I know everyone loves Stan but Arthur was to on the buses what Squidward was to SpongeBob...and I'm pretty sure we all knew Olive was secretly a vixen 🤭 sweet dreaming Anna 💖 and all the rest of course 💞

Sex mad!!! LOL 🤣 I never knew that...I knew she was completely starved for attention from Arthur but not a nympho 😆😂

yes yes would be brilliant

It was unfunny and very racist.

Please bring out this on the Buses at the movie dvd.

What a lovely man. I remember watching him on the TV from 'Heartbeat' as the grumpy policeman/ pub landlord Oscar Blaketon. I never knew that he worked with Basil (I'm a big fan of the fox on the box 😅). I also didn't know that he knew and was in the same class with John Thaw (Inspector Morse) in RADA.

I must admit, I've never been a massive fan of the actual TV series, but the films are on another level! I think all three of them are absolutely brilliant. Lovely to see Stephen Lewis talking as himself too!

Great memories however hearing stunt players having such serious injuries made me concerned about how unsupervised the industry was back then. I remember Robin Askwith saying how he had to frolic naked in foam (can't remember which film) and they used the fire suppression foam instead of the more expensive bath bubbles I worked with fire extinguisher foam and it's really corrosive, to be washed off hands immediately. The poor guy said his nether regions were red raw for months ! 😂😢

Clint Eastwood reloaded his weapon in the bus as they left Werfen.

olive divorced Arthur ????? Unbelievable this is 😂😂😂😂 How come ?

Why was he married to Olive 😂😂😂 Everybody is asking the same question 😂😂😂 What did he see in her ,all they do is argue all the time . Such a brilliant sitcom ❤❤❤

Wow recorded 2002😮😮😮 It’s been 22 years 😢

Brilliant series and movies

The two ladys are still so popular shows the effect of hammer horror, carry ons ect

Excellent doco 😮😮

On the Buses . So loved in Australia 👍🤣

Reg Varny used the first ever cash machine in the UK and made the first ever withdrawal 5 quid !

Micheal Robbins lived near Wimbledon Football club and he would go to the matches there.

Some girls just don't lose their beauty, Judy is still incredibly beautiful ❤

Loved Blakey, people don't realise how young Stephen Lewis was when he first played him.

Doris Hare went on over 10 years later to become Burt Baxters wife in Adrian Mole.

Loved the TV series.

I still watch ON THE BUSES to this day,I can't get enough of it love to watch the reruns ❤

at some point in the series we have a RM doing a skid test. If I remember correctly that was actually a real skid test, using a real RM bus, on a skid pan, used to certify the model for service. Yes, it passed. RM’s were in service for what? 50 + years?

The actor that plays Blakey looks nothing like him in real life. It is incredible how he can change his face for the character. Olive is the same great character acting. I didn't realise how talented the cast was.

On The Buses is constantly repeated over here, last IIRC on Comedy Central, usually followed by The Benny Hill Show, which is ironic considering Benny was Reg's straight man on stage in the late 40's before he went to TV.

Love growing up watching that absolutely hilarious and the films thank you for all the years of happiness fun you made me laugh till I cried a lot of times ❤

Holiday on the 🚌 buses the best

I loved holiday on the buses.

Still waiting for the 4K Blu Ray version ..

Stephen Lewis looked surprisingly different from Inspector Cyril Blake off 📺 screen.

T.V spin offs don’t always match the storylines of the sit coms they are adapted from.

When British television was worth watching! Fabulous series and thanks for this and RIP to those involved who have sadly left the stage.

it was lovely to hear stephen speaking like that R.I.P

I have all 3 spin off films of on the buses and I love them

What an absolute honour to have grown up with this kind man on TV a true gentleman 😊

Blakey really was the star of the show. Imagine On the Buses without him.

My favourite all time show,have the box set,watch nightly❤

OMG seeing Stephen do his sayings and making that face was just hilarious.

Always loved Stephen Lewis

It wasn't clever, clever......but the characters and whole show was hilarious and so much better than the crap that passes for comedy nowadays...RIP all the cast from On the Buses...you made our lives that much better....

Its just decent family friendly silly humour. I wish those days would come back.

God bless the whole cast of “on the buses forevermore “

His horror work is justly famous, but I first saw him as an outrageous Osric in Olivier's Hamlet. The startling fall he takes off the edge of a ledge could not have been a stunt man.