[[Category:1974 films]] [[Category:1974 comedy films]]

...all Me Genius''''') is a 1961 British [[Satire|satirical]] [[comedy film]] about the clash between bourgeois and bohemian cultures. Starring [[Tony Hancock] ...us but huge sculpture. His landlady Mrs Cravat ([[Irene Handl]]) complains about the hammering noise. He explains he cannot afford a model and it represents

...as ''Sam, Pick Oop Tha' Musket''. Edgar asked him if he had heard a story about a couple who had taken their son to the zoo, only to see the lad eaten by a **''Canute the Great 1017–1035'', about [[Cnut the Great]]

...ffering from those around it only by having its streets named after famous poets. From references, it would have approximately coincided with [[Teddington]] ...n his head are saying. Although he appears to love his wife, he fantasises about his secretary, Joan Greengross. As his behaviour becomes more erratic, Regg

...ding Italian campaign. Milligan was appointed [[lance bombardier]] and was about to be promoted to bombardier, when he was wounded in action in the Italian ...[[Q (TV series)|Q8]]'' in 1978, ''Q9'' in 1980 and ''[[There's a Lot of It About]]'' in 1982. Milligan later complained of the BBC's cold attitude towards t

...pe on their [[BBC]] [[Monty Python's Flying Circus|television series]] and films, and is often called the "seventh Python" along with performer [[Carol Clev ...Innes and Stanshall to a union with [[The Scaffold]] and other musicians, poets and performers later that year as [[Grimms|GRIMMS]]. While Stanshall effect

...with his wife, Joy. After 1999, he appeared in smaller, non-comic roles in films. He died of heart failure on 3 October 2005, aged 76. ...d dressing up, particularly in his father's [[pierrot]] outfit, as well as films, comics and animals.<ref name=C35/><ref>{{harvnb|McCabe|2005|pp=11–14}}</