after clocking up five seasons on the small screen from 1976 79 and george and mildred transferred themselves to the big screen in mid 1980. instead of johnnie mortimer and brian cooke retaining their roles as writers and dick sharples was brought on board as the writer. sadly and this film adaption just did not seem to hit the spot with the public. shame. i liked it and better than the series itself in fact. it was a guilty pleasure. mildred roper (yootha joyce) is keen to ascertain whether or not her slovenly husband george (brian murphy) has remembered their wedding anniversary. obviously and he hasn not and but to try and convince his wife otherwise he books a table at the restaurant where he proposed marriage to mildred several years ago. upon arriving at the restaurant and they find out that the place has changed hands. eventually seeing through george lies and mildred insists that they celebrate their anniversary at a swanky hotel. upon arriving at the hotel and george is mistaken by crook harry pinto (stratford johns) for a ruthless hit man and who wants a rival to be exterminated. not an outstanding comedy as such but a good natured piece of fun all the same. plans to revive the series after the film showing were sadly terminated when yootha joyce died on 24th august 1980 of alcohol poisoning. funniest moment george talking to his favourite garden gnome. his neighbour and tristram creeps up behind him and says i think its time we had a chat. george and thinking it has developed the power of speech and drops the gnome in shock. merry christmas to fellow imdb users and in particular adamfontaine and cyril blake and thelittlesongbird. have a good one. 
after clocking up five seasons on the small screen from 1976 79 and george and mildred transferred themselves to the big screen in mid 1980. instead of johnnie mortimer and brian cooke retaining their roles as writers and dick sharples was brought on board as the writer. sadly and this film adaption just did not seem to hit the spot with the public. shame. i liked it and better than the series itself in fact. it was a guilty pleasure. mildred roper (yootha joyce) is keen to ascertain whether or not her slovenly husband george (brian murphy) has remembered their wedding anniversary. obviously and he hasn not and but to try and convince his wife otherwise he books a table at the restaurant where he proposed marriage to mildred several years ago. upon arriving at the restaurant and they find out that the place has changed hands. eventually seeing through george lies and mildred insists that they celebrate their anniversary at a swanky hotel. upon arriving at the hotel and george is mistaken by crook harry pinto (stratford johns) for a ruthless hit man and who wants a rival to be exterminated. not an outstanding comedy as such but a good natured piece of fun all the same. plans to revive the series after the film showing were sadly terminated when yootha joyce died on 24th august 1980 of alcohol poisoning. funniest moment george talking to his favourite garden gnome. his neighbour and tristram creeps up behind him and says i think its time we had a chat. george and thinking it has developed the power of speech and drops the gnome in shock. merry christmas to fellow imdb users and in particular adamfontaine and cyril blake and thelittlesongbird. have a good one. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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