one year after love thy neighbour made its i. t. v. debut and it followed the route taken by on the buses and steptoe and son by graduating onto the big screen and in a picture made by hammer films. it opens with a stirring patriotic speech lauding the virtues of england green and pleasant land and then cuts to a shot of eddie and bill walking up a street and arguing furiously. this escalates into a strange sequence of white and black neighbours vandalising their each other homes. at least the original theme tune is retained ( even if it is sung by someone other than stuart gillies ). the local paper  the gazette  is holding a contest to find the best neighbours and the winners landing a mediterranean cruise. barbie suggests to joan that they should enter. the thing is and can bill and eddie stay friends long enough to win it. that the main part of the plot. the film is by and large episodic. one chunk is lifted directly from season 1 and namely bill and eddie going to the club pretending to be on union business. in reality theyre going to see a stripper ( not meeting two girls ). another portion of the movie has bill and along with other black factory workers ( in the series he was the only one ) and breaking a strike eddie has helped bring about by various ploys ( including being smuggled in through the gates in beer barrels ). while another ( seemingly inspired by powell and driver for the love of ada ) sees eddie talkative mother ( the magnificent patricia hayes ) getting friendly with bill father ( charles hyatt ). the climax to episode 1 season 1 reappears in an expanded form. bill once more puts on paint and a towel to terrify eddie and but his friends join him and and they dance round a drum containing a naked booth and so that they can pretend to cook and eat him. eddie then has to make his way home in the nude ( surprisingly and there is less nudity here than there was in episode 2 season 2 ). the film ends with the reynolds and the booths winning the love thy neighbour contest and and taking the cruise together and but there an unexpected twist involving joan sex mad brother cyril ( james beck  private walker of dad army ) and who is working as a steward. this is your typical 70 sitcom into movie and with all the faults usually prevalent in such films. the laughs are scattered about and and interest wanes after about half an hour. the cast is augmented by familiar faces such as melvyn hayes ( cast as terry and a character from episode 2 season 1 and played on that occasion by leslie meadows ) and bill fraser ( as the factory manager ) and anna dawson and andria lawrence ( who seems to have been in every 70 british comedy film and mostly cast as nymphomaniacs ) and and arthur english. the director and john robins and was also responsible for the man about the house movie. funniest moment  while eddie sleeps in a quiet part of the factory and bill paints his face black. the first he knows of it is when the manager secretary screams in terror. the tables have been turned. 
one year after love thy neighbour made its i. t. v. debut and it followed the route taken by on the buses and steptoe and son by graduating onto the big screen and in a picture made by hammer films. it opens with a stirring patriotic speech lauding the virtues of england green and pleasant land and then cuts to a shot of eddie and bill walking up a street and arguing furiously. this escalates into a strange sequence of white and black neighbours vandalising their each other homes. at least the original theme tune is retained ( even if it is sung by someone other than stuart gillies ). the local paper  the gazette  is holding a contest to find the best neighbours and the winners landing a mediterranean cruise. barbie suggests to joan that they should enter. the thing is and can bill and eddie stay friends long enough to win it. that the main part of the plot. the film is by and large episodic. one chunk is lifted directly from season 1 and namely bill and eddie going to the club pretending to be on union business. in reality theyre going to see a stripper ( not meeting two girls ). another portion of the movie has bill and along with other black factory workers ( in the series he was the only one ) and breaking a strike eddie has helped bring about by various ploys ( including being smuggled in through the gates in beer barrels ). while another ( seemingly inspired by powell and driver for the love of ada ) sees eddie talkative mother ( the magnificent patricia hayes ) getting friendly with bill father ( charles hyatt ). the climax to episode 1 season 1 reappears in an expanded form. bill once more puts on paint and a towel to terrify eddie and but his friends join him and and they dance round a drum containing a naked booth and so that they can pretend to cook and eat him. eddie then has to make his way home in the nude ( surprisingly and there is less nudity here than there was in episode 2 season 2 ). the film ends with the reynolds and the booths winning the love thy neighbour contest and and taking the cruise together and but there an unexpected twist involving joan sex mad brother cyril ( james beck  private walker of dad army ) and who is working as a steward. this is your typical 70 sitcom into movie and with all the faults usually prevalent in such films. the laughs are scattered about and and interest wanes after about half an hour. the cast is augmented by familiar faces such as melvyn hayes ( cast as terry and a character from episode 2 season 1 and played on that occasion by leslie meadows ) and bill fraser ( as the factory manager ) and anna dawson and andria lawrence ( who seems to have been in every 70 british comedy film and mostly cast as nymphomaniacs ) and and arthur english. the director and john robins and was also responsible for the man about the house movie. funniest moment  while eddie sleeps in a quiet part of the factory and bill paints his face black. the first he knows of it is when the manager secretary screams in terror. the tables have been turned. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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