PART TWO
The Magic Christian (1970) Director : Joe McGrath Music : Badfinger & Thunderclap Newman Starring : Peter Sellers & Ringo Starr 'Peter Sellers as Sir Guy Grand, an idealist with an immaculate line in social sabotage and Ringo Starr as a young vagrant whom Grand adopts as his son, heir and accomplice' Morgan,
A Suitable Case For Treatment (1966) 'Morgan is obsessed with Karl Marx and gorillas. He is also obsessed with stopping his ex-wife from marrying a more normal art dealer who is not obsessed with Karl Marx and gorillas...' Performance (1970) 'Mick Jagger as one-time entertainer who has rejected society to live in seculsion and experiment with ultra-musical forms and James Fox as a criminal on the run who invades Jagger's world' Privilege (1967) Paul Jones becomes a pop messiah and in turn is 'used' by the government Sebastian (1968) 'Dirk Bogarde as Oxford Don and master code-breaker, surrounded by hoardes of bright girls, who takes his manual to bed - even when he's on the job - and is so brilliant he can decipher the code in a baby's rattle...' Smashing Time (1967) Director : Desmond
Davis 'Two girls go to London for an adventure of a lifetime' The Strange
Affair (1968) 'Michael York as a young recruit to the London Metropolitan Police who, on the one hand meets and loves a high-spirited sensual girl (Susan George) and on the other, comes into conflict with a tough detective sergeant (Jeremy Kemp)' |
There's A Girl In My Soup (1970) Director : Roy Boulting Music : Mike D'Abo Starring : Peter Sellers, Goldie Hawn & Nicky Henson 'Peter Sellers as philandering TV personality Robert Danvers who meets his match in Goldie Hawn' Toomorrow (1970) 'A rather dated look at the pop scene and students which bears little resemblance to reality. This new group have talent, which comes across in the musical interludes, but they're not helped by an inadequate script. Olivia Newton-John stands out as a lively personality' To Sir With
Love (1967) 'Negro teacher (Poitier) finds himself in charge of a tough, subordinate class of youths in the East End of London.... The incessant, almost romantic background score and pop songs don't quite catch the mood, so that for the first part of the film certain lines seem like the cue for a song...' The Touchables (1970) 'Four girls kidnap pop singer Christian to use as a love machine and keep him in their country home, a huge plastic dome in the middle of nowhere' Up The
Junction (1967)
'Based on the BBC TV play. A rich girl from Chelsea decides to try her luck in Battersea' Whats
Good For The Goose (1969) 'Norman Wisdom as Timothy Bartlett who picks up a couple of hitch-hiking girls on his way to a business meeting, one of which he falls for and in a chasing attempt to win the girl he ends up shedding his suits for hippy attire' Wonderwall (1968) Visit the Marmalade Skies Wonderwall page by clicking here Visit the Official site here |