Gonks Go Beat (1964) Original Trailer [FHD]

Directed by Robert Hartford-Davis. With Kenneth Connor, Terry Scott and Frank Thornton.
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[@TheSmart-CasualGamer]

This feels like a parody of '60s films, and I love it. And TERRY SCOTT is in this?!

[@BradBrassman]

Yep, he sure is.

[@paultanker5606]

G'day to you! Well I never a movie about Gonks, all the Girls in my School had one on their School Bags back in the UK, must see this , anything with GBO and Lulu in it!!

[@lyleswann6296]

So this is the movie that featured the Graham Bond Organisation. Neat. Was curious where that footage was from.

[@steve_bal4]

How have I never seen or even heard of this?! I don't recognize I single actor or band in this, but it looks kooky good!

[@lyleswann6296]

0:39 Graham Bond on the organ. 0:34 Jack Bruce on harmonica.

[@bobrew461]

You don't recognize Terry Scott or Kenneth Connor?? Or even Lulu? You are living on planet Gonk I guess.

[@davidscott2821]

@@bobrew461 Must be an American I guess.

[@reindeer-o-stoole]

Alvis Costello's old man financed this and made two cameos (as different characters).

[@Penfold-zr2be]

​@@lyleswann6296 Dick Heckstall Smith on tenor sax

[@jock77stuff]

appaling that there is no mention of the Graham Bond Organisation in the trailer, an amzing wealth of talent in one band, not a mention!

[@RAinteractive]

Session musicians for soundtrack Bobby Graham and Jimmy Page (just read it in a book by Chris Salewicz).

[@Blaqjaqshellaq]

This is the kind of goofy British comedy where you expect Spike Milligan to show up, but he doesn't! We had a plastic Fred Gonk that squealed when you squeezed him...

[@pockypurse]

Oh brother...

[@Channel-uc6kp]

Nice

[@joshmos]

I need to own this movie! Is there a bluray??

[@HDRT]

Yes ;) Links in description

[@redcalx9568]

why am i hear

[@DoctorNemmo]

Ashens?

[@389383]

Looks horrible! I want to see it!

[@mikethebloodthirsty]

Just read Simon Matthews excellent 'Psychedelic Celluloid'... This film wasn't mentioned in it at all, I thought made a major boo boo missing this one out considering the criteria was that it had to have a connection to pop music of the 60s. At first I thought he should have done a little bit more research maybe?... Then I had the misfortune to watch it. Hard to know what's worse, the script or set design. I liked the musical pieces, but my god, what a load of rubbish.

[@mr.pastry8077]

What a load of crap.

[@DoctorNemmo]

Where's your movie