Kes, one of the top classic british films

[hembo]

it was a brilliant film i liked the scene where they are outside the headmasters and waiting for a caning ,and the por boy with a message ended up on the receiving end.

[Tyke]

Especially when they get hold of him and one of em says "want some fist"

They were really caned in the film too but got extra pay for it.

Those were real tears from that young lad.

[chesters1]

we had a jackdaw called snowy ,and kes was sentimental tripe.

the best british film actually was good-bye mr chips ,caning was also obligtory.

the first one not the remake

 

[ 09. April 2005, 09:53 PM: Message edited by: chesters1 ]

[Tyke]

chesters1:

and kes was sentimental tripe.

Ya talking daft man, it was a gritty northern film and a classic.

Still we are all entitled to our opinions and i respect yours even though its daft

[chesters1]

gritty norvern fillem,you be telling me whistle down the wind was a classic next

remember their actors all of them southerners fresh from rada with norvern accents learnt from books ,gritty ? more grit in snow fresh on snake pass

 

[ 09. April 2005, 10:10 PM: Message edited by: chesters1 ]

[Gazza_Wakey]

Kes was good but not as good as This Sporting Life

[Tyke]

chesters1:

gritty norvern fillem,

 

Ah i see your trying to extract the urine my dear man!

Ill not rise to the bait old boy

[Tyke]

Gazza_Wakey:

Kes was good but not as good as This Sporting Life

Another sentimental norvern fillem???????

No that was a classic too.

[chesters1]

just remember peter sellers wasent really a union F.O.C. nor a french detective ,actors just actors following a director ,not much northern grit at all ,just a impression in someones mind of how things were in a ficticious setting in a ficticious scenario .

 

[ 09. April 2005, 10:20 PM: Message edited by: chesters1 ]

[Tyke]

chesters1:

 

remember their actors all of them southerners fresh from rada with norvern accents learnt from books ,gritty ? more grit in snow fresh on snake pass

I think you will find the Kes film was mostly made up with Barnsley folk.

Talking of Tripe i see its still for sale in some places,yukkkkkkkkkk.

Tried it once with vinegar and pepper on and it was dreadfull.