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Dive into the uproarious world of a classic black comedy from 1966, featuring tangled plots and comical misunderstandings. Starring Michael Caine and Peter Sellers, two families vie for inheritance, navigating murder attempts and quirky incidents. The plot unfolds as the protagonists face unexpected challenges in a quest for fortune. With dark humor and unpredictable twists, this comedic masterpiece promises a timeless and entertaining experience. Get ready to laugh out loud with the ensemble cast!
Starring: John Mills, Michael Caine, Ralph Richardson.
Directed By: Bryan Forbes.
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[@pseudonayme7717]

Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Michael Caine. How had I not seen this movie before?🤔 A very funny farce, ridiculous and silly. I highly recommend it 😄

[@margaretfarquhar5624]

Only Brits could pull this off, i admire this kind of ❤❤humour, so funny, made my day, the cream of English actors❤❤❤

[@kimmccabe1422]

And a true story in a sense until the last alive gets the money became quite illegal. I prefer British films over everyone

[@Jonny_The_Organism]

@@kimmccabe1422They're all dying....must be the weather....a true prediction maybe.... but what's the point of all that money if you're the last on alive?...😂

[@Scotty2-rescue]

​@@Jonny_The_Organismnot the last one alive in the world .... Just in family's age bracket involved .....you still got younger & older family who weren't involved or who tried to kill you to associate with....

[@gnosticserpent3395]

I'm not British and so I Lough all the movie 😂😂. Beautiful created 😂🎉

[@evm6177]

​@@gnosticserpent3395 Yes we can considerably see that.. BUHAAA HAAAA.. HAAA.. YOURSELF!! 🤣

[@b.b.finsclara3589]

An UNFORGETABLE MAGNIFICENT COMEDY!!!! I have not laughted so loud and this much for.....i forget how long.....I throughly enjoyed this film!!! AN excellent troupe of Actors!!!!! unforgetable!!!!! Thaaank you for this joyful, fun.....Comedy!!! Keep up the good work!

[@Beinggrateful1111]

It is funny and at the same time poor children that the school is like a prison and they are sitting there like slaves and they are miserable .. 🩷🪷😇🪶⭐️🔆

[@robertvavra414]

John Barry's gorgeous theme song is removed from the beginning AND the end of post. The beautiful ending scene is a gradual overhead camera pullaway that is essential to the enjoyment of this movie, in my opinion. If you enjoyed this movie, you MUST watch the whole thing. The aforementioned theme is one of my all-time favorites.

[@user-oj5bw7sl8p]

Beautiful Julia is played by talented Nanette Newman, who was born 29 May 1934 and is an English actress and author. Newman made her first screen appearance at age 11 in the 1945 short Here We Come Gathering: A Story of the Kentish Orchards. Now, at 89 years old, she is still active in her professional career.

[@Torahboy1]

And let us never forget her Fairy Liquid days. Soooo much more!

[@peterkerr803]

I saw this movie back in the sixties and it's a British comedy of the first order. Keep your eyes peeled and ears open or you'll miss a lot of the subtle humor. The team of Peter Cook and Dudley Moore are spot on, Ralph Richardson is at his best and Michael Caine plays well out of character. The scene stealer is Wilfried Lawson as Peacock, the butler. While it's been a half century, I'll bet 100 USD that Peter Seller' scenes as Dr. Pratt have been doctored, no pun intended.

[@michelguevara151]

thoroughly marvellous british comedy, never thought I'd see it again. wilfred lawrence's peacock was still a current impression in mid '70s schools , sublime!

[@coobay4786]

The death by receiving Knighthood was definitely the funniest 🙉

[@paisley293]

Monty Python used that one in one of his skits

[@MossyMozart]

@@paisley293 - Then they took it from this film, as they came along later.

[@user-hw3cl5hu2l]

British satire at its finest!!!!

[@deeoh3708]

Great British comedy! Really enjoyed it. So many great comedians in this, Peter Sellers, Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, Tony Hancock, with Sir John Mills, Sir Michael Caine and Sir Ralph Richardson included too....all in good fun. thank you.

[@teijoteittinen8930]

Great movie. Michael Caine is always the best and Peter Sellers..More this. Piia from Finland.

[@margm4]

What a wonderful cast! Not seen this for years…thanks for screening it! 🇦🇺

[@stevenmcghee6649]

Peter Sellers' cameo performance is the highlight of this film for me. That poor kitten!

[@johnlawrence2757]

For me the total lack of a comedy persona in “Caine” is the film’s most notable feature

[@stevenmcghee6649]

@@johnlawrence2757 I find it a very disappointing movie given the stellar cast. Something is lacking in it, be it the writing or the very flat direction. However, it is one of the few movies the late, great Tony Hancock appeared in so on that score alone, it's essential viewing.

[@johnlawrence2757]

@@stevenmcghee6649 not sure I’m going to sit through the aforementioned travesty for a brief glimpse of the famous East Cheam resident - can you give me a timeline for it???? Forbes was actually one of the better workers in the British Film Industry with some strong credits. Perhaps this was too early in his career for him.Hang on …doesn’t TH play a French painter with a beret and an accent..???

[@stevenmcghee6649]

@@johnlawrence2757 Fast forward to 1:26:36 for TH's scenes - yes, The Rebel's not a bad film but I prefer The Punch + Judy Man. Somehow, seeing Hancock in technicolour just doesn't feel "right".

[@johnlawrence2757]

@@stevenmcghee6649 thanks… will Do ! oh yes of course…. He did a lot in a short space of time… it’s The Rebel I had in mind.Dear old Irene Handl!

[@dougholliday467]

Hysterical to the very ending.

[@robertvavra414]

Unfortunately, the "very ending" is removed from this post, as is the lovely animated intro. Strongly recommend that you watch the complete movie. This is one of my favorite films from the 1960s.

[@sicks6six]

Every British actor who was alive in 1966 must have been in this film, the cast list is a who's who of of British cinema,

[@EdwardBourke-jv1ky]

I saw this at the Capital cinema in Princes Street Dublin in December 1964 and think it the funniest ever. the capital, long gone was a magnificent building formerly the La Scala theatre and restaurant.

[@littlebrookreader949]

Behold, a very young Michael Caine.

[@maryphelps7381]

So many layers. Not surprising with these Actors. Combining the Style's & hanging on to A storyline must've been challenging. Lovely. TKS !

[@MsLeenite]

Haven't seen this in many, many years. Never knew what a tontine was till I saw it. I'm sure the film comes across now as a bit of a relic, needing a more patient and relaxed attitude than modern audiences can provide. This type of character-based comedy takes time to develop, and you have to kind of cherish people for their eccentricities rather than scorn them. I'm going to watch it anyway, as the British always did Silly very well. And, you know, John Mills.

[@RS-bn9rx]

The first time I did not recognize Peter Sellers in character.. a fun, light comedy.. from a passing cast of actors and film makers 👍👍

[@michelguevara151]

sir michael horden, john le messurier, peter sellers, peter cook, dudley moore, michael caine, ralph richardson, wilfred lawrence and a host of other great british stars illuminate this wonderful film

[@maylisvandekamp8911]

Excellent comedy ! Great actors, fine acting, musics from John Barry. Ralph Richardson as an incorrigible chatterbox !! Hope english cinema could produce in upcoming days some kind of subtil comedy.

[@user-px2di5tw4y]

From the great Sir Ralph Richardson and Sir John Mills,to the brilliant Michael Caine and Nanette Newman,this film is hilarious! Dudley Moore is his usual lusty self and,to me,at least,Peter Cook reminds me of Hitler with the evil maniacal faces he pulls and that tache!Peter Sellers,is Sellers at his very best!What on earth did he look like???Lol!Poor cats!A very funny film featuring a great number of the actors,actresses, and comedians of the era,differing generations proving how they could easily work together seamlessly to create a wonderfully nostalgic film.Thank you for posting this video,great fun!👍👍👍🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️🐊🐊🐊

[@flipperssuperawesomechanne7090]

Why all the bad comments. This is a farce and these are great actors and the music was good too. It's funny. I wish we had funny films today. Thanks for posting this. I enjoyed it if the rest of them complained. A good film.

[@norfolkrover]

So many great British actors in this at the start of their careers. I think people hating on this didn’t watch it 🙁

[@geoffmitchell6515]

Saw a yank one a bit like this a few years ago what crap

[@Scotty2-rescue]

​@@norfolkrover Too Full of themselves to understand & enjoy humor Try Oscar with Stallone ..not British but it's A comedy hoot

[@Scotty2-rescue]

​@@geoffmitchell6515 Sounds like you suck on Lemons for a Living

[@davidbutter7433]

​@@geoffmitchell6515exactly big headed yanks

[@nathanmarchant2175]

Love this movie!😂 pure British comedy they just dont make good movies like this anymore

[@MikeCrowl]

Just watched this, but near the ending there are three ads for other movies stuck over it, and then the movie itself doesn't finish. Otherwise it's well-worth watching. Ralph Richardson is just superb amongst a top quality cast.

[@huwpatt3817]

those ads only 4 u... differs 4 others... such the work 9f Algy

[@elisekuby2009]

Hilariously exhausting!

[@ravishastri8418]

Unbelievable great comedy.Never seen anything like this before.Really great

[@Scotty2-rescue]

✅✅✅✅

[@JanetBeebe-nh9re]

Absolute proof that you can live longer if you know how to bore others to death.😂😂😂😂😂

[@maureenm.]

What a Nice comedy, even if it ender rather abruptly. Thanks for uploading it

[@michelguevara151]

poor leonard rossiter, I'd forgotten that he gets shot by both duelists at the very beginning of the film lol

[@patriciaangeles4816]

Brilliant star packed movie 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@marshallwem4288]

Great film and cast, my favourite is Peacock the butler played by Wilfrid Lawson. Thanks for putting it up.

[@leavingitblank9363]

He was hilarious!

[@ClaudiaWarnke]

Just a wonderful movie filled with laughs ...put a smile on my face when I don't have many things to laugh or smile about any more. We need more movies like this to give a breathing space from life's tragedies. Thank you..

[@evm6177]

Yes we can considerably see that.. BUHAAA HAAAA.. HAAA.. YOURSELF!! 🤣

[@TheShankari33]

I love this. All star cast. How wonderful

[@davidbutter7433]

Brilliant isn't it ,i just love it

[@intignia]

Cute comedy. Reminds me of the movies I used to watch as a teenager back in the sixties. That was some very dangerous and careful maneuvering of the carriages during the big chase scene.

[@Scotty2-rescue]

Any you remember and can share with us?

[@intignia]

Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines.@@Scotty2-rescue

[@MossyMozart]

@@Scotty2-rescue - _The Lavender Hill Gang_ - also has Peter Sellers.

[@annepoitrineau5650]

Good clean fun thanks to morally brankrupt British toffs. Lovely, thank you!

[@petrescue2093]

This has a very "Mad Mad Mad World " feel to it! If you enjoyed the one it's quite likely you will enjoy the other😅

[@tedthesailor172]

Quite a bonkers piece of work that was a stardard of its time, generally referred to as `farce'. It's vaguely reminiscent of the earlier and superior "Kind Hearts & Coronets". Despite a who's-who cast to die for, the movie never really lives up to the stellar British players engaged. Still very entertaining and well worth a watch. Many thanks for sharing...

[@lucindarandolph369]

Having given my 📺 away, I need to switch off every now & then. And need a distraction from my soul destroying “job.” 💔 I stumbled across this gem and loved it, giggling much. 😂 ThanQ Soo much 4 uploading it. 🎬

[@peterbamforth6453]

superb quality British sardonic humour at its best and what a cast......Sir john guilgood Sir michael caine Sir john mills and probably a few more knighthoods i missed.

[@Torahboy1]

Sir Nanette Newman ?

[@enkisdaughter4795]

@@Torahboy1I don’t think Nanette Newman has been awarded a Damehood (female equivalent of a knighthood).

[@Torahboy1]

@@enkisdaughter4795 Like Sir Judi Dench and Lord Maggie Smith ??

[@leavingitblank9363]

Gielgud isn't in this. I think you're mistaking Ralph Richardson.

[@Torahboy1]

@@leavingitblank9363 Sir Obi-Wan Kenobi is in it. He plays the second chair from the left in Dame John Mills’ hallway It’s not a bad performance. But I find it a bit wooden

[@ericbishop3468]

Saw this at the theater in the late '60s. Remember the "obscene" eggs...

[@michelguevara151]

I remember it from the telly in the mid '70s, and remember the demise of leonard rossiter as well as the 'obscene' eggs..

[@user-oq5pm5dy1h]

Quite funny! I never seen this comedy before, thanks for sharing. Had a good laughter all the way 😂 ❤

[@petebondurant58]

You never SAW this comedy before.

[@janseary]

Fabulous, wonderful to see so many great actors early in their careers. Love British humour. 😅

[@white_star23]

Wow, what an awesome English movie, I did love it watching. It had lots of funny moments, especially ending each time him saying "Who are you sir? "

[@peterkerr803]

Exactly!

[@Jaxie.99]

Michael Caine was gorgeous back then❤

[@vickywitton1008]

💯

[@lilaccilla]

Alfie

[@peterkerr803]

I first saw Caine in "The Ipcress File" which came out about the same time.

[@peterkerr803]

@@lilaccilla I went to see "Alfie" solely because I liked him in "The Ipcress File". Despite the success of "Alfie" it remains the worst movie that I've ever seen..

[@MossyMozart]

@@peterkerr803 - Yes. I saw _The Ipcress File_ as a kid and loved it.

[@gnosticserpent3395]

Best old movie ever seen,I Lough all the movie 😂😂😂, very smart created. Old movies are the best ❤

[@evm6177]

Yes we can considerably see that.. BUHAAA HAAAA.. HAAA.. YOURSELF!! 🤣

[@sherlovesallpeople]

Very funny and so English!

[@Scotty2-rescue]

✅✅✅

[@uslines]

Brilliant British comedy. One of the best.

[@jimmygrieves2909]

"I'm afraid he was eaten by his Bible class!" - Priceless !

[@laurabrowning7973]

I really don't like how this channel cuts off the beginning and end of movies. I enjoyed this movie for the most part. I realize it's supposed to be silly, and that it is - almost to the extreme. Maybe I wasn't in the right mood to watch it...

[@leavingitblank9363]

Cut off bits in the middle as well.

[@petebondurant58]

Why does KZbin, or is it your channel, put pop ups at the very end of the film, ruining the viewing experience?

[@peterjackson2625]

ITVX does the same. I find it very annoying and an insult to the film makers.

[@vickywitton1008]

That was very funny. Michel Caine was a hotty in those days!

[@TerryHickey-xt4mf]

I had a Tony Handcock LP once, yes an LP good old vinyl.............. the episode was 'The blood donor'. his best effort ever, I have it on video now, just as good.

[@lynneturner3704]

Soooooo funny, loved it.

[@yolainesene8691]

Thank you

[@rosalianoriega-qv2on]

Nutty but funny 😅

[@OldWomanfromtheMountains]

At 12:04 notice that there’s 2 buttons not fastened on the back of her dress 😮😊

[@ROYALWAND]

fabulous entertainment :) a jolly good SHOW !!!

[@susandelongis885]

😂😂😂Thank you!

[@JanetBeebe-nh9re]

Hysterically funny

[@Jami-vm1zv]

Wow, Michael Caine is so young!

[@MossyMozart]

People tend to be that way in their past! .^_^.

[@white_star23]

Thank you staring this awesome film!

[@wakeup8435]

Sweet movie!

[@Cybi0]

Thought i was going to watch an average quite good british comedy , but ... ... this movie is one of the best i ever watched, and i'm 58 ... that should tell you how much i appreciated this great movie. "The Wrong Box is a 1966 British comedy film produced and directed by Bryan Forbes from a screenplay by Larry Gelbart and Burt Shevelove, based on the 1889 novel The Wrong Box by Robert Louis Stevenson and Lloyd Osbourne. " @GEM: Film Library : you are providing us some good stuff, it's ok ... but would it be too much to ask you to name all the people who actually made these movies ? It took me 25s to search and find the "data" ... is it really too hard work for you to be deed ???

[@gr8witenorth61]

othere movies would be " its a mad, mad, mad, mad world " also i seem to remember a movie about a group of forgers that broke into fort knox and printed over a million dollars on their own, the revealling sceen was them in the sewers, in carnival boat floats with swans and other water animals and then escaping, these were hall mark movies that are rarely ever made these days, and few genious directors attempt to try any more, quite likely its the authors of that type have all died off by now.................

[@juliepatten1293]

The movie is “Who’s Minding the Mint?” with Jim Hutton, Milton Berle and many others. Grandkids loved it!

[@gr8witenorth61]

thanks @@juliepatten1293 👍👍👍👍👍

[@marcioc9044]

28:39 "help me, help me somebody. I think there's been an accident" loooool

[@MossyMozart]

Where are the pre- and post-credits? They *used to exist* . And bits removed from the middle of the film? Is amputating meant as a way to avoid copyright laws? Yes. There is the KZbin Copyright Match Tool that creators can use to identify illegal uploads of their work. The amputations here are an effort to duck under the Match Tool's radar.

[@michelguevara151]

quite ridiculous considering that this film is now well outside copyright. a great pity.

[@alanslade2319]

Only in BRITAIN, 🇬🇧💯👍

[@AdrianMagyar-tq6iz]

Omg😂😂😂😂😂😮😅😅😅😅

[@kimmccabe1422]

But each participant must die naturally, and it proven by medical means that this was so. Wow. Once that wasn't added, I knew I was in for a good ride. Did yu know the British actually did this until..well, it became quite illegal. The British are nuts lol. But what great history n stories told!

[@pattyyeomans6334]

NOT the FULL MOVIE!!!! Ending and credits are cut off

[@straingedays]

Scenes are also cut from the film itself, from other comments it appears one is the second half of Peter Sellars scene is missing? I've been down a Rabbit hole trying to find the FULL version of this film. Newer releases run between 1h 41m ..to.. 1h 50m. I suspect this is the 1h 41m edit version.

[@lilaccilla]

bummer

[@keithbuxton1723]

Seen long time ago , loved it this time round ,so much British talent ,all sadly passed on !

[@nescommunity4597]

Hilarious. Loved it.

[@rosemariemcgowan6388]

Hahaha great film.So many good actors.xx

[@MartinParsons-tr6wi]

Its no Bedazzled, but Pete'n' Dud are always worth a watch

[@Angelina-xj5zd]

A great movie with few ads!

[@mikedoran9851]

WHERE THE BLOODY HELL ARE THE CREDITS? (And the music, comes to that ...)

[@reneeprasil6153]

I wish credits would be shown, and at a speed where they can be read , in every movie. If someone doesn't wish to see them, those viewers can speed past them.

[@SuperLisalis]

Great Watch.

[@peterpike8887]

Great music.

[@oldpossum4860]

They've cut the bit where Peter Sellers signs the death certificate and blots the ink with a kitten. Strange to cut that bit as it's hardly less PC than much else in the film. Very funny film in its day but has dated terribly, quite an achievement for a period piece.

[@MsLeenite]

Thank you for the warning, Old Possum. That was one of my favorite bits in the movie. WTF, the kitten was fine, it wasn't hurt, he handled all the cats very gently.

[@peterkerr803]

Exactly!

[@peterkerr803]

@@MsLeenite ditto!

[@MossyMozart]

The amputations are meant to illegally avoid copyright infringement. You'll notice that there is no opening or closing credits allowed, either. Theft.

[@MsLeenite]

@@MossyMozart OK, thanks. Yeah, I missed the titles, too, with all the fancy wheels.

[@user-rq5wk3tx8d]

The best actor/person in all this nonsense is Dr. Pratt's kitty with the great black and white face in uncredited starring role.

[@paisley293]

I think Monty Python watched this movie... 🤔💡🤣

[@MossyMozart]

Undoubtedly.

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

Their houses. Location - The Royal Cresent, Bath, Wiltshire, or is it Somerset, England.

[@kernicole]

Bath is in Somerset. Wiltshire has Stonehenge.

[@babaloo42]

Unnecessary mutilations are the worst.

[@frankburklin1116]

Eaten by his Bible class. Ha ha ha

[@mydogonslow]

Why is Peter Sellars part cut from the movie?

[@barbaraherriott5025]

He isn't - he plays Dr Pratt 51.00 has a kitten in a bowl on his lap...

[@mydogonslow]

@@barbaraherriott5025 Dr. Prat part 2 has been heavily edited out. Some of his funniest stuff is missing from this upload.

[@hellbooks3024]

Also at 1:06:00

[@mydogonslow]

@@hellbooks3024 it’s been edited, this published version is missing a chunk of the original scene.

[@hellbooks3024]

but (not having seen the film for thirty years) I seem to remember Sellars using one of the errant kittens as an ink blotter, which I didn’t see this time. In addition, since there is such a sudden intense dialogue and wonderment (in the NYTIMES anyway) about this issue, here is another worrying example of an actor using a putty nose to flesh out his vision of the character he plays. A technique he seemed fond of over the years.

[@jfotopoulou4143]

Very funny ❤❤❤❤

[@kafkastrial8650]

Why the cut when Dr Pratt has to sigh the death certificate ?

[@Morrissey_04]

❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂funny

[@weterstranstwii1277]

супер

[@rowenamarvin9697]

My Dad Edgar Marvin wrote this too.Google

[@jimmyanderson1011]

It’s the story of my marriage lol the wrong box lol

[@littlebrookreader949]

What manner of mind produces this? 😂😂😂 🥴

[@leavingitblank9363]

Please look for a different listing of this film and don't watch this one. This video has bits cut out, including the ending. Watch it for the actors if you're a fan of them specifically, but don't watch it for the story because with the pieces missing, it doesn't make any sense. Too bad. The actors are fantastic.

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

It is like a glorified trailer.

[@Cybi0]

It seems that it was impossible for you to give the link to the "full movie" you are talking about, lasting 1:45:51, in regard to the 1:38:15 movie posted here ... After watching the "full movie" lasting 1:45:51, i find that the only "missing part" is the final one, where all the people at the burial fight over while all the film credits appear on the screen : this doesn't add anything to the content and the meaning of this screenplay. In fact, i think your post is totally pointless dude ... like the one i'm actually posting ...

[@leavingitblank9363]

@@Cybi0Well, you're wrong, so...

[@bobclark6703]

I enjoyed it, made sense to me.

[@peterkerr803]

Thank you, I have wagered 100 USD that Peter Sellers' scenes as Dr. Pratt have been "doctored'.

[@user-dz1rc4wk2t]

Joanna! ALSO, what time is it? Also also flys will lay there eggs

[@thomassnider6691]

A splendid little movie but it could have had a better ending.

[@peterkerr803]

I wouldn't argue there, but it wasn't a message movie. Like "It's a Mad, ... Mad World" and "The Loved One" (1965), I bet Jackie Gleason could have penned better endings.

[@rosedrop4959]

1st seen moons ago guid stuff

[@lydiarowe491]

The confusion of this film was beyond stupidity..watched to the end to see which actors who are all dead by now..’how ironic’…we’re in to appear..Michael Caine..is still alive..the best of the lot..

[@Kiinell]

Strange. The first half was really good and then it just lost its way. Shame.

[@leavingitblank9363]

Because pieces were cut out.

[@pennreelfishing]

When movies were clean and not WOKE like today’s movies. From a Cook Islander

[@wendybutler1681]

Dirty movies are NOT woke. Not in any definition of the word you can imagine. Definition has been so perverted by those who don't even understand what it is.

[@joh22293]

"by those who don't even understand what it is." ...but still like to apply it to anything they don't like! @@wendybutler1681

[@bobbarker1798]

What's better "woke" or "asleep"?

[@jeanneratterman4174]

Woke -> TO BE AWAKE AND AWARE. Why is this so difficult for the self righteous to comprehend?

[@RG-iw7py]

@@jeanneratterman4174 Not to know by now what communism is about is being gullible, not present, not interested in truth.