Forty Years of Fuck (2005) (TV)

Directors:

Ellen Evans
Matt O'Casey

Writers:

Ricky Kelehar (written by)
David Quantick (written by)

Release Date:

11 September 2005 (UK)

Genre:

Documentary

Plot:

2 part tv documentary examining swearing in British TV over 40 Years. Highlights include the first use of the "F" word and "C" word and how films redubbed for tv substitute swear words for made up ones. |

Plot Keywords:

Profanity In Title | Number In Title

Cast

Max Beesley	...	Narrator (voice)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Helen Adams	...	Herself
John Aldridge
Jennie Bond	...	Herself
Anthony Booth	...	Himself (as Tony Booth)
Rosie Boycott	...	Herself
Craig Charles	...	Himself
Dick Clement	...	Himself
Andrew Collins
Stuart Cosgrove
Chris Cowey
Alex Cox	...	Himself
Edwina Currie	...	Herself
Felix Dennis
Mick Farren	...	Himself
Liz Forgan	...	Herself
Ben Frow
Janine Gibson	...	Herself
Daisy Goodwin	...	Herself
Grant Gordon
Eric Hall
Boyd Hilton
Gerald Howarth
Jeremy Isaacs
Tony Jordan
Ross Kaniuk
Mark Lawson	...	Himself
John Lydon	...	Himself
Dennis Main-Wilson	...	Himself (archive footage)
Ian McShane	...	Himself
David Milch	...	Himself
Warren Mitchell	...	Himself
Simon O'Brien	...	Himself
Andi Peters	...	Himself
Gordon Ramsay	...	Himself
Esther Rantzen	...	Herself
Phil Redmond	...	Himself
Peter Reid
Darryl Rose
Shaun Ryder	...	Himself
Siouxsie Sioux	...	Herself
David Soul	...	Himself
Debra Stephenson	...	Herself
Niall Stone
Richard Thomas	...	Himself
Caroline Thompson	...	Herself
Jan Tomolin	...	Herself
Phil Tufnell
Bradley Walsh	...	Himself
Martin Ward
Mary Whitehouse	...	Herself (archive footage)
Tony Wilson	...	Himself
Jim Wright
Mal Young
Natalka Znak	...	Herself

Also Known As:

Forty Years of F*** (UK) (alternative spelling)

Runtime:

120 min (2 parts)

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Company:

British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

Movie Connections:

Features "Red Dwarf: Future Echoes (#1.2)" (1988)

Soundtrack:

A Shot in the Dark