| Actor: Leonard Lossiter; Francesca De La Tour; Peter Bowles Director: Len Lurcuck; Ronnie Baxter; Ian MacNaughton; Vernon Lawrence Genres: Comedy, Television Sub-Genres: Comedy, Comedy Studio: Acorn Media Format: DVD - Color,Full Screen DVD Release Date: 01/16/2007 Original Release Date: 01/01/1977 Theatrical Release Date: 01/01/1977 Release Year: 2007 Run Time: 2hr 54min Screens: Color,Full Screen Number of Discs: 1 SwapaDVD Credits: 1 Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 1 MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Languages: English |
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  | Rising Damp - Series 3 Actor: Leonard Lossiter; Francesca De La Tour; Peter Bowles Director: Len Lurcuck; Ronnie Baxter; Ian MacNaughton; Vernon Lawrence Genres: Comedy, Television NR 2007 2hr 54min "ITV?s finest and most enduring sitcom" ?Radio Times Guide to TV Comedy A Britcom gem from the 1970s, with a main character so loathsome he?s irresistible. It?s lodgers versus landlord in this brilliantly written, brillia... more » |
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Movie ReviewsAn Absolutely First-Rate Britcom! Tiggah | Calgary, Alberta Canada | 11/14/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) "This is the third of four series of this classic 1970's britcom. For those unfamiliar, the late Leonard Rossiter stars as Rigsby, the jittery, fast-talking, slovenly, bigotted landlord of a run-down boarding house. In short, he's a man who's high opinion of himself has absolutely no basis in reality! If you've enjoyed the first two series, you'll not be disappointed with this one. As with many britcoms, this is yet another one which only gets better as it goes on, with series three (and four) being the funniest ever. Series three consists of seven 25-minute episodes from 1977 and sees the welcome return of the man-hungry Miss Jones, who left halfway through series two to get married. Also returning are, of course, the two students who share the attic room: the suave, sophisticated African student, Philip; and the romantically clueless Alan. The other tenants, as before, arrive for an event-filled episode, never to be seen again. In "Stage Struck" (my favourite episode from this series), one such tenant is Hilary (played by Peter Bowles--To the Manor Born, Rumpole's Guthrie Featherstone), an out-of-work actor/playwright. Rigsby has little use for any of his tenants (save Miss Jones, of course, who can do no wrong in his eyes), and Hilary is no exception. Hilary has written a new play, but Rigsby's quest for and jealousy of Miss Jones (Hilary's new leading lady) leads him to raise questions among the other tenants as to Hilary's sexual orientation. Things backfire hilariously for Rigsby when Hilary finds out and decides to teach Rigsby a lesson! In conclusion, Rising Damp is a superbly acted, hilarious 1970's britcom. It's one of our family's favourites, and it's one which, together with other 70's classics like Open All Hours and On the Buses, I would highly recommend to fans of British comedy who are looking for a welcome change from the endless reruns of the more popular britcoms. " Still a great show Bloomwood | Balmoral, Aberdeenshire, Scotland | 02/19/2007 (5 out of 5 stars) "I still LOVE this show after all these years! I like series 3 character developement...Alan is a little smarter, there aren't so many racial jokes about Phillip, and Mr. Rigsby is slowly growing a conscience and a heart.
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