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Dick Clement film reviews


Dick Clement

British director


1964-1966

Likely Lads

screenplay

The Sting 1964

Terry and Bob share a flat, but also they share their hobby - girls. Not that they are particularly good at picking up women...

1973-1974

Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads

screenplay

The Sting 1973

Further misadventures of the Likely Lads: Bob and Terry. They meet by accident when Terry returns after 5 years spent abroad in the army and tries to refresh their friendship.

1974-1977

Porridge

screenplay

The Sting 1974

Young Lennie Godber is sent to Slade Prison for breaking and entering. He is lucky enough to share cell with Norman Fletcher, veteran and father-figure, who can show him the ropes.

1978-1978

Going Straight

screenplay

The Sting 1978

When Fletcher gets out of the prison he makes the decision to go straight from that point in life. He moves in with his daughter and tries to keep low profile, but each day he trips on the things from his past.

2005

Archangel

screenplay

The Sting 2005

English historian during a conference in Moscow stumbles upon a mystery from the past, a mystery so important for today Russia that someone is ready to kill so it would remain a secret.




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