Posh!!!

[@MrPerfect2000Z]

Such a cheerful way to approach being kidnapped

[@joshwaring7772]

MrPerfect2000Z I sing this when I'm stuffed into someone's car

[@ocumstweezers]

I watched this a few weeks ago. because my girl never saw it. I never realized what the deal was with "grandfathers shed" Grandfather would tell the kids he was off on an adventure to an exotic place when he went out to the outhouse to wrestle out a poop. "I'm off to Timbuktu" That's quite amusing, When you're old and have hard mileage on your body a healthy bowel movement is like a holiday. That character is probably based on some old veteran of Victoria's Foreign Service who had a shot up disease wracked body Ian Flemming knew as a kid who would pack a kit to attend to their business in the outhouse who came up with that shtick, to announce that they needed some privacy. I had to share that thought.

[@Isildun9]

Especially when you are being snatched by a ridiculous Bond villain.

[@Tommy-ef6do]

ikr

[@chaconne221]

I had no idea this was written by Ian Fleming... Suddenly some aspects of the story make more sense ^_^

[@emilycaballero6052]

This is posh-ibly the most British thing I've ever seen in my life.

[@j.b.9260]

That is one of the most American things I have ever heard.

[@jaykilkenny4409]

you Americans live stereotyping us you lit are a bunch of plonkers Crumpets?Tea? yeah we love those but we eat more and drink more than that! it's like us saying you are fat and eating fatty food for every meal. Oh wait you lot do that all day!

[@megdevlin9041]

*English

[@Andi090386]

PortOutStarboardHome= POSH RIP Lionel Jeffries One of the best songs from the film. Thumbs Up if you agree.

[@TheHowff]

call me weird, but when i was a kid i'd block the drain in the shower so no water would escape, and i waited 'till water was ankle high and i'd sing this song while kicking the water, just like he does. Nostalgia

[@onenerd9573]

+WNKRZ You had an awesome childhood.

[@TheHowff]

One Nerd95 Best parts of my life

[@footloose20005]

Hahahaha that sounds like great fun

[@spartacus3111]

I'm going to do this next time I have a wash

[@TheHowff]

+spartacus3111 it's a shame I've grown up, time flies

[@haruka1378]

I can't beleave he was 42 at this time! His performance is wonderful!

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

He was wearing makeup to look older than his actual age, like Dick Van Dyke did when he was Mr. Dawes Senior in Mary Poppins.

[@rachellochness]

grandpa potts is an absolute icon

[@degrelleholt6314]

When I was a kid, I laughed insanely when I first saw and heard this song. I still love it!

[@keertanavemuri2789]

"Start Swimming!" "I don't know how!" "Then Start Drowning!" Pretty good advice, don't you think.

[@StrategicGamesEtc]

I think it's stop drowning.

[@joltagegyronicthehedgehog4911]

Keertana Vemuri LOL

[@angelicaelizaandpeggy5045]

Keertana Vemuri yes

[@thomasholland2384]

Strangely this makes me proud to be British :D

[@WolfieMcMuffin]

+Tommy England You're Union Jack flag kind of made that obvious anyway! Haha! XD

[@rachelscott1684]

Same

[@ruggy19]

+WolfieMcMuffin why would anyone want to be anything else. we're british we won at life. yeah britain is a bit shite and things are falling down around us but I wouldn't want to be anything else. who really wants to be Australian.

[@ruggy19]

+WolfieMcMuffin ah shit sorry pal that wasn't aimed at you.

[@thomasholland2384]

***** Well if you want to come to England, this is the year to do it. Apparently it is going to be the hottest summer we have had in over 100 years, My English skin can't hack it lol I get burnt and freckles :(

[@janelle27893]

R.I.P. Mr. Jeffries. My children now love this video, my favorite from my childhood. Thanks for the great moments -- you made this movie even more unforgettable.

[@victorsotomayor7488]

When the Baron and his guys toss the spies overboard, it gets me every time.

[@emilymeyers6069]

My fav site part is when they had the little weird vent white tube whatever those things were and got back to shore. When I was little my dad had got like all the action figures of all the characters and we ruined them by putting them in the bathtub and reenacting all the scenes

[@munstermaniac5509]

After repeatedly watching this movie when I was a little kid, now 11 years later I now finally understand the words to this song.

[@drewharding]

This is my favourite song of the film it’s a great song for travelling all over the world indeed isn’t it right guys!

[@volksnerd87]

What ever the hell this old guy has done far surpasses any epic which most of us could ever hope to achieve.

[@paleface171]

He breaks into song while being taken against his will, loses his hat, is dragged through water, and witnesses two guys left for dead in the ocean, all without a care in the world. BOSS!

[@elamplough1]

You just dropped someone! My favourite song in the movie.

[@fearisthemindkiller387]

This is exactly how British and German tourists travel together

[@organisationxiv2927]

Yes, people are always dropping on our heads and into the channel. It leaves a terrible ruddy mess, what.

[@nathanbaker5013]

​@@organisationxiv2927 way to take it literally pal

[@rockerseven]

as a kid, i never understood why grandpa always said he was going on an a travelling adventure and then would step into his tiny little hut. but it's clearly obvious...he's a time lord and his hut is his TARDIS!

[@TheBigChubbyBunny]

+rockerseven WOW! Your right! That does make more sense!!! XD

[@Jourell1]

That is so much better than the explanation that I had. in the musical its made more clear that the "hut" is the outhouse and so grandpa uses a polite euphemism when paying a visit.

[@rockerseven]

see, I never picked up on that, especially since he went in there with full on exploring gear lol

[@masonsykes2240]

I think I just had a nerdgasm.

[@Tommy-ef6do]

XD

[@jamesplunkett8912]

"Oh the posh posh traveling life the traveling life for me." That line reminds of two other songs I like such as "An actor's life for me." And " A Pirate's life for me." Those are some of the greatest songs of my childhood including this one!

[@alyxwold4974]

" *START SWIMMING* " " *I DON'T SWIM* " " *THEN START DROWNING* " LOL I LOVE THAT LINE

[@TazzChazz]

I'm 16 and I used to watch this when I little because all my other siblings are like in their late to mid 20's now so I used to watch it with them great film

[@Aryyn1]

Someone happened to say the word "Posh" and now I have this song stuck in my head XD

[@darkhorn92]

O my god, the same thing happened to me :) when one of teachers said its a posh life I sang the song out of no where then the whole class started singing it XD

[@Aryyn1]

Hahaha we had an awesome Childhood!

[@TechKnight2000]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posh!

[@odiemodie1]

It was once when someone said 'Posh' they thought they meant Posh Spice...

[@askibin9744]

That’s why I’m here right now lol

[@WolfieMcMuffin]

When you say, "There's nothing else we can throw out!" It's an Open Invitation for everyone to hurl you overboard! XD

[@rommel_3404]

This comment made my day thanks

[@WolfieMcMuffin]

Christian Victor Always glad to bring a smile to someone's face! Your welcome!

[@Ally_Sammons]

That and him yelling out to them when they dropped the first spy out was always my favorite part of the song XD

[@masonsykes2240]

Kidnapped by people in a zeppelin, and this is his reaction. Priceless!

[@shaunflavour6366]

This is so British I'm currently waiting in a queue to post this comment

[@nightfox1416]

Captain Obvious are queue's a British thing

[@lexiepainter1533]

We do love our queues 😂

[@wolfmanjack3451]

If the crew on a British Airways flight would sing this after take off...That would be British,God Save the Queen!

[@alleemaria97]

I've taken the Underground, I wouldn't say Brits queue :p

[@markfox1545]

@@nightfox1416 no apostrophe in a simple plural.

[@aminsadeghpour1549]

THIS HAS ALWAYS BEEN ONE OF MY FAVIORTE SONGS IN THE MOVIE BECAUSE GRANPA POTTS IS SO OBLIVIOUS TO WHAT WAS HAPPENING TO HIM. HE WAS TRAVALING FURTHER AND FURTHER AWAY FROM ENGLAND TO A STRANGE COUNTRY

[@courtneydonaldson3955]

amin sadeghpour no need to YELL

[@Wanderer628]

Truly to be taken from green England to some godforsaken land is a fate worse than death.

[@ThomasMulhall]

My father was somewhat like a mix of Grandpa Potts and Commander McBragg. His stories were wonderfully made up, and as he was born in Ireland in 1917, he had that Imperial air about him, even though he was poor. That's what I loved about him- it didn't take money for all of us to travel the world and meet the Potentates of Europe. All it took was imagination! That's the message of POSH and Grandpa Potts. He was a remnant from the Old World. People like him, who had lived through the Millennial reign of Christ, were considered to be "Eccnetrics" or looneys and placed into asylums. We would sing Posh when going on a trip. He had a Dunhill cigarette lighter with someone else's initials on it! Totally in character for my "posh" papa.

[@beckyann8389]

the grandpa truly has a beautiful voice

[@glennjames665]

Some mates of mine sang this behind as we got into our car when we got married. LOVE Grandpa Potts

[@landonwyndham979]

Best wedding!

[@canaanclb]

24 people must have mised the like button, because it is literally IMPOSSIBLE to dislike this.

[@alexanderip1003]

these 24 people were passengers of that zeppelin they should have thought better than to anchor the shed and take it with them

[@7MatthewJames]

@@alexanderip1003 24 people were thrown out of that zeppelin

[@billhiers4171]

Interesting fact: many TV airings cut this song, but keep the scene with the spies swimming ashore at the end, completely ruining the joke and depriving us of a cool song.

[@jacobdot456]

Why tf did they cut it?

[@chrismax18]

political correctness.

[@Prisonerthirt33n]

+Chrismax18 I don't get what's so un-pc about this song? Any excuse for the killjoys 😑

[@klassicalmuzik]

Bill Hiers this is like the best song in the whole film. Plus Lionel Jeffries was amazing

[@Gingenuity]

He also got pneumonia from this scene.

[@Zrelia]

I had never seen Chitty Chitty Bang Bang until last Saturday. After watching it, I have to say that it is now my favorite musical.

[@samiweber5441]

I used to watch this movie so often when I was younger. I miss these old movies. Can you believe this came out in 1968?? Here I am in 2018, 50 years later....

[@johnwayne4539]

It’s a shame kids now won’t be able to love this movie like we did. Then on the other hand at least they won’t have nightmares about the child catcher

[@rleutz13]

fun song and Lion Jerrries is clearly having a blast belting it out! great times

[@goldenretriever6440]

I can’t get this song out of my head Thank you Lionel Jeffries you magnificent bastard

[@Craig158uk]

RIP Lionel, and thank you for being a vibrant light in my childhood.

[@Intermezzo9]

RIP Lionel, Thanks for all the laughs and the tears too. God Bless x

[@EditorOfSL]

My grandmother met Lionel Jeffries once when he was filming something in Wales. He offered her his chair. Nice guy, apparently.

[@jamesthompson3674]

A true officer and a gentleman, he was a serving Captain in the Royal West African Frontier Force.

[@Booker8991]

I really fancy a cup of tea right now

[@chrisM33]

I love these old films, the musicals of that era re just class, im 40 now and these bring back so many great childhood memory's , im also a huge fan of extreme metal......but nothing can beat these classic songs

[@davieboy65]

loved this song,made me smile even when i was a kid and saw the film. stil make me smileat 45, rest in peace Lionel you made millions smile in world that doe's'not smile enough.thank you

[@Bondek1996]

RIP, Lionel. Thanks for the memories.

[@XDeVaStAtOrZ]

This is elegance by the miiiiiiiiiiile

[@leoie1]

RIP Lionel, thanks for making us laugh, and cry. Genius.

[@pearlearring17]

"start svimming!" "but I don't svim!" "THEN START DROWNING!" tee hee one of my fave lines of the movie

[@SH00T_TH3PUMP]

I love how eccentric he is! Completely unaware he's being kidnapped, just having a ball that he finally gets to travel for real! Hahahaha

[@Ally_Sammons]

I was raised on this movie and I'm almost 20. Whenever I listen to the songs now I'll let my mom hear and she'll just smile and shake her head before saying the name of the movie because she already knows what I've been doing for the past hour XD lmao

[@Jellybaby50]

Lionel Jeffries is such a wonderful actor. I knew him well and miss him.

[@PoshLifeforME]

I was listening to this when I opened up my KZbin account.

[@breezaayg8565]

h see ig v f ff/

[@ashleyscarberry1264]

Man, this is the best. I am making a sticker for my sister's car that says "it's the posh, posh, traveling life" we watched this movie like 1000 times when we were little.

[@cooldudejag]

Absolute legend

[@goddessnefertiti]

Dude, you have the same last name as me... No joke. This is kinda weird...

[@yidarmylad666]

Pardon the dust of the upper crust... Fetch us a cuppa tea! lol love that bit

[@broadwaymelody33]

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang wasn’t my favorite growing up, but I would always rewind this scene to watch over and over

[@marvincool3744]

A man raising his kids with his own father is a neat little family.

[@LarryRusso]

one of my favorite movie characters and a great fun song !!!

[@masonsykes2240]

"Start swimming!" "I can't swim!" "Then start drowning!" XD

[@tombleen2226]

Watched this in 1995. And I am a Nigerian.

[@nothing_much515]

Oml my parents had the DVD of this and even though I wasn’t born in this era (far from it) this movie was so enjoyable! I love it.

[@kingfang2945]

Probably one of my favorite movies.

[@kittycat5261]

I must have watched this movie like 20 times a day when I was younger, and now, 7 years later I can bearly remember what its about. Time to dig it out and watch it again!

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

I love the character of Grandpa in this movie - he's a little insane, but he's a sweetheart. Well done Lionel Jeffries!

[@nickgiddens797]

Chitty was on TV last night and this scene was not here!! This is my absolute favorite part of this movie

[@Widmerpool99]

Another little fragment of my childhood fades away. Thank you, Mr Jeffries. RIP.

[@Zaroj]

I was singing this song while building a fence at my moms today. She thought I was nuts when I started doing the dance. :) Dang kids and their addictive movies!

[@firefly6136]

My brother's and my favourite song from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. :)

[@adamcroes4567]

Here's a fun fact: thats an actual fully functional airship they made. It was destroyed in a crash.

[@antonfurcotte]

well shit mate

[@Gingenuity]

He also got pneumonia when filming this scene.

[@thesharpestofthorns___9132]

A D Robinson Lionel Jeffries wasn't the only one. Anna Quale (The Baroness) also suffered from pneumonia during her scenes in the water.

[@wenglishsal]

Lionel Geoffreys a total genius and very amusing man indeed.. He directed 'The Railway Children' (with Jenny Agutter and Bernard Cribbins)... Funny and totally fab fella ... he reminds me of mi' ol' Dad... hee hee R.I.P. Lionel you have left some wonderful works for us to enjoy sir... :0)x

[@chxrlies.angels]

this song brings back so many memories it was my favorite song as a kids

[@GATEbILFyrn]

Thank You for posting this =) This movie is GREAT!

[@MrMuugoo]

Caught myself humming this at work had to look it up.

[@masterknife8423]

One of the most British songs I've ever heard

[@j.b.9260]

Written by two Americans.

[@sllywbt]

Thanks!! for posting this scene....one of the best

[@trentramburger2967]

When I was little this was my most favorite part of the movie ever.

[@Azziekins]

Watched this last night and not only was incredibly amused, I've had this in my head ever since.

[@PatrioticandProud73]

Superb, absolutely Superb film a Classic!

[@OntheSquare2008]

I used to sing it when I was pissed :)

[@DANGARANGS]

im pissed

[@firehazzard8497]

*You just dropped someone.* He was very calm when he said it.

[@benrgardiner]

This is living! this is style! this is elegance by the miiiiiiile! oh the posh posh travelling life, the travelling life for me!

[@SevenSeasofGreenTea]

I say Posh in memory of this awesome guy! I love this man!

[@jackwills543]

this is so British I conquered India

[@corbinsmith6624]

YOU jUST DROPPED SOMEONE !!!!!

[@zoot69uk2001]

they really missed an opportunity to have this sung at the Olympics but at least we got eric idle :)

[@Cuccogirl]

I have this on VHS and it still has the intermission in the middle of the movie~ I used to love this movie so much

[@britishrailways4810]

1:44 I love the way the pilot goes "we are still losing height!?"

[@towringer]

I love the look on the crew's faces at 1:53 when the spies say "There's nothing else we can throw out"

[@crzxr]

Dear, wonderful old Lionel Jeffries - 'so long and toodle-oo.'

[@LilyGrace95]

That last "...Posh...." at the end always makes me grin XD

[@kevinn9039]

Its JUST a movie.. A Great Movie & Grandpa was awesome.

[@Gulftastic]

RIP Lionel. Thanks for the laughs.

[@agent4051]

"This is livin', this is style, this is elegance by the mile Oh the posh posh traveling life, the traveling life for me First cabin and captain's table regal company Whenever I'm bored I travel abroad but ever so properly Port out, starboard home, posh with a capital P-O-S-H, posh The hands that hold the scepters, every head that holds a crown They'll always give their all for me they'll never let me down I'm on my way to far away tah tah and toodle-oo

[@thegrillmaster2259]

Imagine how weird it would have been to hear grandpa singing below you, joyfully, with distant instrumentals, as your zeppelin descends into the ocean.

[@thesharpestofthorns___9132]

Grandpa Potts is my second favorite character in the whole film! He just sounds like the grandpa everyone should have!

[@ptthunder]

oh i loved this SOOOO much when i was a kid!!! )))))

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

He doesn't even care that he's being kidnapped, he just wants to travel.

[@amyvsmith1989]

This is the best song in the film!

[@angelheart757]

R.I.P. Lionel Jeffries Bless You x

[@lex061284]

"Port Out" and "Starboard Home" were the most desirable cabin locations on ships traveling to and from British colonies in the Far East before the development of air conditioning, because they were shaded from the sun in both directions.

[@broadwaymelody33]

I didn’t like this movie that much as a kid, but this scene always cracked me up.

[@Knightmage_elf]

How heavy IS that outhouse? jeez XD I now have this stuck in my head. must loop. there needs to be an auto loop feature >.