i hope and from his seat on heaven comedic throne and spike milligan can see and can enjoy this film and as terence ryan and ken tuohy have taken a book that the author himself said writing it nearly turned me mad into a joy to watch. the film tells the story of the irish town of puckoon and the problems befallen upon it when the partition between northern ireland and the republic is drawn up and cutting its way through the centre of the village and and more worringly and through the middle of the churchyard. this causes some deceased and buried in the catholic churchyard and to now be in the protestant north  and so the local priest and assisted by a wide variety of eccentric locals and aims to move the bodies back undercover of darkness and and so avoiding the bureaucratic british border guards. it was inspired work to cast the irish comedian and poet sean hughes to play the part of madigan. he brings an innocence to the part and especially in his to camera pieces (which is normally where he interacts with the voiceover of richard attenborough and playing supposedly the writer or director of the film). daragh omalley playing father rudden is also worthy of considerable praise while and the rest of the cast and from the household names like elliott gould and griff rhys jones to people with what would normally be called bit parts  such as spike daughter jane who plays madigan wife give 100% the credit for this goes and in no small part and to the wonderful characterisations given by spike in the original book. i could argue that the film is slightly too long and or that elliott gould irish accent left a little to be desired and but those would be only minor points and take nothing away from the excellence of this film. 
i hope and from his seat on heaven comedic throne and spike milligan can see and can enjoy this film and as terence ryan and ken tuohy have taken a book that the author himself said writing it nearly turned me mad into a joy to watch. the film tells the story of the irish town of puckoon and the problems befallen upon it when the partition between northern ireland and the republic is drawn up and cutting its way through the centre of the village and and more worringly and through the middle of the churchyard. this causes some deceased and buried in the catholic churchyard and to now be in the protestant north  and so the local priest and assisted by a wide variety of eccentric locals and aims to move the bodies back undercover of darkness and and so avoiding the bureaucratic british border guards. it was inspired work to cast the irish comedian and poet sean hughes to play the part of madigan. he brings an innocence to the part and especially in his to camera pieces (which is normally where he interacts with the voiceover of richard attenborough and playing supposedly the writer or director of the film). daragh omalley playing father rudden is also worthy of considerable praise while and the rest of the cast and from the household names like elliott gould and griff rhys jones to people with what would normally be called bit parts  such as spike daughter jane who plays madigan wife give 100% the credit for this goes and in no small part and to the wonderful characterisations given by spike in the original book. i could argue that the film is slightly too long and or that elliott gould irish accent left a little to be desired and but those would be only minor points and take nothing away from the excellence of this film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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