The animosity between two rival undertakers is amplified when drug traffickers attempt to use coffins and hearses to smuggle their wares.
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Title: That's Your Funeral (1972)
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Cast
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Bill Fraser | ... | Basil Bulstrode |
| Raymond Huntley | ... | Emmanuel Holroyd | |
| David Battley | ... | Percy | |
| Dennis Price | ... | Eugene Soul | |
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John Ronane | ... | Roland Smallbody |
| Richard Wattis | ... | Simmonds | |
| Roy Kinnear | ... | Purvis | |
| Sue Lloyd | ... | Miss Peach | |
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Dudley Foster | ... | Grimthorpe |
| Frank Thornton | ... | Town Clerk | |
| Michael Ripper | ... | Arthur (Railway Porter) | |
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Geoffrey Sumner | ... | Lord Lieutenant |
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Bob Todd | ... | Arthur (Funeral Director) |
| John Sharp | ... | Mayor | |
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Hugh Paddick | ... | Window Dresser |
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The animosity between two rival undertakers is amplified when drug traffickers attempt to use coffins and hearses to smuggle their wares.
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With a hilarious cast of Britain's top comedians - See more »Genres:
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December 1972 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Das total verrückte Begräbnis See more »Filming Locations:
Heatherden Hall, Pinewood Studios, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire, England, UK See more »Company Credits
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(uncredited)
Music by Johann Martini
Arranged by Philip Martell
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This was Michael Ripper's 33rd and final Hammer film over the course of 23 years. The first was The Adventures of P.C. 49: Investigating the Case of the Guardian Angel (1949). See more »Soundtracks
Plaisir d'Amour(uncredited)
Music by Johann Martini
Arranged by Philip Martell
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I can't remember seeing the TV series of the same name, but this film shows off the immense talents of Bill, Raymond and Roy superbly. The idea of a mix up with coffins is not exactly new, the plot has few surprises, but it's the sublime acting which carries the film, which follows the style of that era, mixing the trends of the younger generation with staid old timers. I enjoyed it alot.