Old Bill and Son Page #2

Synopsis: WWI veteran Bill is inspired to re-enlist in 1939, and ends up serving with his son.
 
IMDB:
6.0
Year:
1941
96 min
31 Views


yellow yeah journey nice mess on it

how's your cinema doing help with all

this carrying on like your taxi how do

you mean no one inside we're gonna come

off in this war bill same as usual come

out on top in the end of course in the

end what's the matter with the beginning

where's your history head we never had a

first class war that we didn't need it

was to start with you were telling me

maybe the last one all right what

happened just when they thought we was

finished we come back at him and won the

darn thing didn't we don't on that.

Korsak table you know makes wars is like

boxing you can let a stronger fella

punch all round the ring for nine rounds

and flatten him out on the Thames yes

but then a lot stronger than we are on

land mind you especially in the air

course they are fighters all they thinks

about it's just a sideline with us just

your weight they'd be looking down for a

bitter L before we finished with him

better all right seems a long time since

we were mucking about together and then

I'll ward on it yes and here we are

again with front-row seats for a new one

not this time we've got to give up by

our seats to be young

somebody's got some petrol that's the

principle lighter

oh hello son

it struck me up the plum tree look

what's brown in there more the decade

will ya

so they took your Becca blimey there

must be hard up for chips yeah come off

it.

The colonel only run me by the end and

said Marlon you've shortened the war by

a year.

Oh for the kiddies yeah what's this sort

of a boiler suit you're wearing yeah no

no this is a new battle dress looks like

we mean business ain't looks like it

slipped out the cooler to me of course

we don't Sparkle with brass buttons like

what you did this is meant for a job the.

Army's mechanized now you know yes I'm

smelting the modern soldiers are sort of

burn mechanic sort of oh well at least

we don't have all that marching to do no

mark what's the funny about it what an

army anyway is good luck to you young

fella I may you never turn out a

scrounger your father was mine the black

hat Oh how'd you get on drama in the

blackout dead easy is winking open I'll

show you

gosh it's dark in here

what do you expect fireworks yeah it

must be here somewhere

where's the house there

all right all right can't blind me all I

can tell you mrs. Busbee is you're

showing a regular beam of light where oh

yes well now it's in the middle Oh drat

the thing now that the other darn it

look here I've used up every scrap of

material I've got not to mention my

special dress for funerals so you can

take it or leave it

you're doing this not telling anyone my

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Bruce Bairnsfather

Captain (Charles) Bruce Bairnsfather (9 July 1887 – 29 September 1959) was a prominent British humorist and cartoonist. His best-known cartoon character is Old Bill. Bill and his pals Bert and Alf featured in Bairnsfather's weekly "Fragments from France" cartoons published weekly in "The Bystander" magazine during the First World War. more…

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