Dad's Army film
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Dad's Army film
So they are planning to remake Dad's Army as a film with Toby Jones as Capt Mainwaring and Bill Nighy as Sgt Wilson. Who would you cast in the other roles?
Hope they give Ian Lavender a cameo - he could be the Stupid Boy's granddad.
Hope they give Ian Lavender a cameo - he could be the Stupid Boy's granddad.
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Good grief, that's a difficult one to answer - and that difficulty comes from the fact that (for me) I think they did it so very well first time around.
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For some reason, Eddie Izzard springs to mind for Private Walker 
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I think you could cast the entire film from members of this forum, there are certainly enough comedians amongst them.

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Re: Dad's Army film
David, I'm sure there will be a musical. So many great wartime tunes to choose from. I'm very partial to a bit of Glenn Miller myself.
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Which bit??????anneed wrote:David, I'm sure there will be a musical. So many great wartime tunes to choose from. I'm very partial to a bit of Glenn Miller myself.
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ITWA Travel Writer wrote:I think you could cast the entire film from members of this forum, there are certainly enough comedians amongst them.![]()
BY HECK . . . .
and just who have you in mind
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What a great idea.
David Jason would probably make a good L/Cpl Jones.
David Jason would probably make a good L/Cpl Jones.
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"W'ere doomed..Doomed"!!!
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Well, well ladies and gentlemen.Dark Knight wrote:Ruddy Hooligans !!
Now who would have thought that our very own Dark Knight was the original ARP Warden Hodges, that Bill Pertwee based his character on.
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as opposed to the pessimistic and dour ,Frazer. you model yourself so accurately on, travel scribe?
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What a great profession for a Scot in the South of England.Dark Knight wrote:as opposed to the pessimistic and dour ,Frazer. you model yourself so accurately on, travel scribe?
That of an ‘Undertaker’.
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so that's what Alex Salmond does for a living, digs scotland's grave......how fitting 
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I am a bit embarrassed to admit this DK, but Alex Salmond was a ‘Banker’ to trade.Dark Knight wrote:so that's what Alex Salmond does for a living, digs scotland's grave......how fitting
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you would have better off just saying he was the countries undertaker...to be honest
you would have better off just saying he was the countries undertaker...to be honest
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