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A middle-class couple go camping in Dorset, but peace and quiet elude them.
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Title: Nuts in May (13 Jan 1976)
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| Roger Sloman | ... | Keith Pratt | |
| Alison Steadman | ... | Candice Marie | |
| Anthony O'Donnell | ... | Ray | |
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Sheila Kelley | ... | Honky |
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Stephen Bill | ... | Finger |
| Richenda Carey | ... | Miss Beale | |
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Eric Allan | ... | Quarryman |
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Matthew Guinness | ... | Farmer |
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Sally Watts | ... | Farm Girl |
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Richard Ireson | ... | Policeman |
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Their Morris packed to the gills, the punctilious Keith and the more spontaneous Candice-Marie arrive at a Dorset campground where they pay £10 in advance for ten nights. It's peaceful: they visit Corfe Castle, eat vegetarian food, and go in search of raw milk. Then a fellow with a loud radio pitches his tent near theirs: Keith is beside himself and it doesn't help when Candice-Marie decides to befriend the young man. Things get worse when a couple arrive on a motorcycle, make noisy love in their tent, and then start an illegal campfire. It's too much for Keith: he loses it. Will our middle-class couple find a bucolic corner, or are they doomed to brawl with the noisy and unwashed? Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
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13 January 1976 (UK) See more »Company Credits
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Keith: You can have a cold dinner!
Finger: We've got sausages!
Keith: Well, you shouldn't be eating sausages!
Honky: Why not?
Keith: Well, quite apart from the toxic substances in the meat, there are quite a few harmful additives and preservatives in the sausage!
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The registration number of the Morris Minor has the letters "BY". Really used by the Croydon vehicle registration office in the days before regionalisation. See more »Quotes
Finger: How are we supposed to cook our dinner, then?Keith: You can have a cold dinner!
Finger: We've got sausages!
Keith: Well, you shouldn't be eating sausages!
Honky: Why not?
Keith: Well, quite apart from the toxic substances in the meat, there are quite a few harmful additives and preservatives in the sausage!
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Where it all began for Mike Leigh. This was a TV movie about a married couple who go camping. She is an easily led dimwit, he an absolute boor. He marches around the countryside dutifully doing guidebook walks without really taking anything in ("What's that, Keith?" "It's Number 12.") and sticking to his own pre-arranged plans no matter what ("We can't do that tomorrow, we're doing something else tomorrow!") Of course, he goes to pieces by the end, but the best bits are that sheer comedy of embarrassment that Britain does so well.