... BRITISH COMEDY... BRITISH HUMOUR ....THATS WHAT WON THE WAR....AND CUPS OF TEA...

Duncan: you can shove your passengers up your funnel Ivo Hugh.

Oh for fucks sake 😂

Watched this at 0.75 speed.much better😅

I have watched this many times and never tire of it. Spent many a nice winters evening watching with my Brother and Grandma.

Are you related... No ,but we date the same girl 🤣😂🤣😂well it got me

They don't show many old films anymore, Saturdays they put musicals on bb2 in the used to love to watch them we at grans, even on Sundays they put films on, nowadays it the same rubbish that's on the week or repeats, it's like we are a lost generation who they don't care about😢

Love watching old films, my husband swears and black & white again, but what I like is they don't show sex, or blood and gore, which I think this days put ideas in people's minds, everyone shows what they have got these days, so sad because women were taught to cover up and don't put everything on show because you had a certain name

When does part 5 of modeling sodor come?

This is awesome, I’ve only seen Ask a Policeman back in the 80’s when i was a teen and i loved it. I'm subscribed ✌🏻🇬🇧

Yes will hay films are so good Will,😊Moore and Graham were superb. I watch these all time. So much rubbish on tv these days thank you guys for great films 😊

We watched stuff like this because thats all there was

Lots of fun. By the way, that sextant the good captain is holding at 6:50 is a very rare double frame sextant made in the UK between 1870/1880 and worth a pretty penny today. They were the most expensive sextants of the period.

Thanks for the upload, loved these as a kid in the school holidays. The amazing Will resides in my family cemetery in Streatham Vale, I always used to marvel at it when we were sending off various relatives as a child, wafting by in a DS420 ;-).

Promise I didn't check, I know I just saw Roddy McDowell, one of the little boys. no wonder he and Liz Taylor got on so well, they were both in the biz since children until their departures, what a life!

I've seen a few Will Hay movies and being as daft as they are makes them even more enjoyable.

He is the spite and image of his grandson Bradley Walsh! On the TV game the chase!

FUN FACT: Hay was born in Stockton-on-Tees, UK which was also the birthplace of the Stockton to Darlington railway which was the WORLD'S FIRST LOCOMOTIVE RAILWAY BORN: 1825 -Hay was born 1888.

Why I... Another fine mess you've gotten me into, Stanley!

I love this film for many reasons but the main reason is the windmill used for many of the scenes. It is Terling windmill (Essex, England). The village where I was born and grew up in the 1960s to 1980s. The windmill is still there today but minus it's sails and has a house built on its side.

Roddy McDowell.......I think.

Great figures. Hopefully, ours will appear on one of my grandson's videos at some point 😁👍

Very nice Tom😂

Cooking with Graham Moffatt

Cooking with Graham Moffatt

Sir Topham Hatt Phones Buggleskelly

Lady The Lost Engine in T&KE Livery

Oh Mr. Porter (2000)

I really liked the Napoleon/Moscow joke.

brilliant thanks

This was filmed on the old Alton to Basingstoke line. The station used was Cliddesden, just outside Basingstoke.

Even better when you watch the utube videos on buggleskelly revisited.

A ringtone of “you’re wasting your time” would be great!

The Windmill scene was the best part, lol