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lindsay ormerod

08-05-2006 19:26

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No really ,he is no prude.Those who know him better,know him better!;)

JohnW

10-05-2006 20:28

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Originally Posted by garinda

Thank you ITV for acting on my compaint.:)

The afternoon showing of the classic Walt Disney version from 1950 of Treasure Island, was much more suitable viewing.

Not even any innuendo about Long John Silver, unlike the bawdy 70's Carry On Dick.:D

Love Treasure Island. If it was the one with Bobby Driscol as Jim lad and of course the one and only Robert Newton as Long John I actually have it on DVD and play it to my grandchildren when they come over for a visit. They have to watch it because I want to watch it.:D

garinda

10-05-2006 22:00

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Originally Posted by JohnW

It was that one, which I think was Disney's first fully non-animated feature film.

Geoffrey Wilkinson as Ben Gunn was sheer comic joy, and John Laurie who played Blind Pew looked exactly the same as he did in Dad's Army a quarter of a century later.

JohnW

11-05-2006 11:06

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I wonder if I'm related to Geoffrey, my surname is Wilkinson also.

Neil	11-05-2006 11:31

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Rindy a prude, don't make me laugh. have a look through the gallery and see what he gets up to at meets ;)

garinda

11-05-2006 13:04

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Originally Posted by Neil

Rindy a prude, don't make me laugh. have a look through the gallery and see what he gets up to at meets ;)

That's it I'm certainly not a prude, and I also believe television should be uncensored to some extent when children are meant to be in bed. It was just that I was shocked that a film that in 1974 was deemed fit for over 12's was now seen fit as family viewing.

Neil	11-05-2006 14:59

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Originally Posted by garinda

I also believe television should be uncensored

Mine is ;) If you would like to post/PM me your preference in viewing I am sure a DVD could appear on your door mat :D

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