The film version of '""Till Death Do Us Part" (1965)'. tells the story of Alf Garnett and his family living through the London Blitz.
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Warren Mitchell | ... | Alf Garnett | |
| Dandy Nichols | ... | Else Garnett | |
| Anthony Booth | ... | Mike Rawlins (the boyfriend) | |
| Una Stubbs | ... | Rita Garnett | |
| Liam Redmond | ... | Mike's Father | |
| Bill Maynard | ... | Bert | |
| Brian Blessed | ... | Sergeant | |
| Sam Kydd | ... | Fred | |
| Frank Thornton | ... | Valuation Officer | |
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Ann Lancaster | ... | Woman at Block of Flats |
| Michael Robbins | ... | Pub Landlord (Fred) | |
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Pat Coombs | ... | Neighbour |
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Kate Williams | ... | Sergeant's Girlfriend |
| Shelagh Fraser | ... | Mike's Mother | |
| John D. Collins | ... | RAF officer at Tube Station | |
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The film version of '""Till Death Do Us Part" (1965)'. tells the story of Alf Garnett and his family living through the London Blitz.
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
10 January 1969 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Alf 'n' Family See more »Filming Locations:
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(uncredited)
Written by Jimmy Hughes, Frank Lake and Fred Godfrey
Performed by Warren Mitchell
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At the outbreak of WW2 Alf replaces the photo of Neville Chamberlain with one of Winston Churchill. The portrait of Churchill is a post-war one. See more »Soundtracks
Bless 'Em All(uncredited)
Written by Jimmy Hughes, Frank Lake and Fred Godfrey
Performed by Warren Mitchell
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The Seventies would see the boom of the sitcom spin off film a very mixed bag but for my generation the first examples of many series' we'd see.
Alf Garnett remains a classic TV character much misunderstood but you can find commentators who can write more eloquently then myself on that.
The film is an interesting mix of Alf in wartime and in the sixties (including the 1966 World cup final) - It's a well made lovingly shot film (the exact opposite of the 2nd film - the truly awful 'The Alf Garnett Saga).
Times have changed and thankfully so - The trailer for the film even uses the racist language Alf spewed - But this film gives an excellent view of the changing times in both eras.
Cast wise all of the main TV cast are here and are as good as ever - One problem for Alf is that Warren Mitchell was such a good actor and managed to make us like the old sod!
A time capsule and well worth seeking out (Network DVD have released the ultimate version).