Charley your very good health (1948)

A cartoon featuring the character Charley. Charley has the workings of the National Health Service explained to him. This video was made from material preserved by the BFI National Archive. Find out more: catalogue.wellc...

[@g.ram06]

What a modern cinematic masterpiece. Thoroughly thrilled by the energetic performance of charley here, superbly captivating with excellent stunt work. I must say, charley clearly cares for his beloved family, his character goes on an engaging and emotional journey, potentially showing me the true meaning of love and life. As well as this, the sub-plot featuring Old George really displays how the new NHS will save all, all prejudices set aside in this beautiful piece of art. Overall, the grand finale brings a tear to the eye, you cant help but stand up and applaud at this greatness. 10/10

[@frazgaming6128]

couldn't of put it better myself

[@orange70383]

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[@frazgaming6128]

this video is amazing such a captivating story keeping you engaged from the first minute all the way to the last. The way they develop the sub plot with old George and his acrobatic abilities to hang onto the tree is amazing no actor could do it like him. Charley's skills on a bike are amazing his huge thighs really give him the power to go so fast. There were tears rolling down my face when George fell out the tree my heart skipped a beat i was so saddened but when he came around i was so captivated 5 starts out of 5

[@suddenwall]

Imagine saying "Strong as a bloomin' horse she is" in front of your girl lol

[@BassistPaul]

Great creative music scoring.

[@chicken_kiev9929]

This guy can fall off his bike in style

[@TomMcRand]

wish they had that here

[@cookieshopgirl]

"Aaahhhh Charlie bit me"!!!!!!1

[@milkyanimations8357]

*Charley

[@ramsinhsodha7674]

Owesome

[@SamSam-zb4wg]

They didn't have colour in 48

[@redpoet4385]

this man eating his spirits like a vodka panini

[@daaminazad2817]

2020 anyone?? 😂

[@ianwatt9904]

Thus was Britain's National Religion established, questioning of which is a far worse heresy than anything the Spanish Inquisition investigated.