Ready When You Are Mr. McGill (TV 2003)An extra in a TV drama is finally given a line to say. He goes on to cause mounting chaos. Director:Paul SeedWriter:Jack Rosenthal |
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Ready When You Are Mr. McGill (TV 2003)An extra in a TV drama is finally given a line to say. He goes on to cause mounting chaos. Director:Paul SeedWriter:Jack Rosenthal |
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Henry
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| Amanda Holden | ... |
Herself
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| Tom Courtenay | ... | ||
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Sandra Voe | ... | |
| Paul Butterworth | ... |
Milkman
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| Tamsin Greig | ... |
Lianne
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| Ben Whishaw | ... |
Bruno
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| Sally Phillips | ... |
Kelly
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| Bill Nighy | ... | ||
| Philip Davis | ... |
Denis
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| Sam Kelly | ... |
Edgar
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Stewart Wright | ... |
Geoff
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Paul Broughton | ... |
Tommy
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Gemma Catlin | ... |
Alison
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| Claudie Blakley | ... |
Deirdre
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An extra in a TV drama is finally given a line to say. He goes on to cause mounting chaos.
0 out of 10 because this has NO redeeming features at all. There is enough material here for a 3 minute sketch, if you stretch it out. Maybe there was a time when this sort of gentle satire was classed as entertainment, but that time has long since passed on - hallelujah for that.
Repeating the same tired old joke over and over and expecting new laughs is a sure sign of madness. Watch this film all the way through and either you will go mad, or you already are. I guess you can only make lemonade out of lemons, but they ran out of lemons after about 5 minutes and substituted water. Waste water, at that.
Total waste of a decent cast and and 90 minutes of my life. Not going to waste any more of it except to say: don't waste yours on this drivel.