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Your a big man but your out of condition.i do this for a living best line in a movie ever

I remember that talentless, fat, weirdo, Ken Russell, slagging the Carry Ons off something terrible and actually announcing that all who enjoyed them were middle class snobs who liked to laugh at the proletariat! Utter bollocks. He was obviously just gutted that none of his rubbish ever earnt a fifth of what the Carry Ons did. I have to say though, Barbara Windsor was NEVER thought of as a wonderful actress at all. 'Sparrows Cant Sing' is highly forgettable yet some place it alongside 'Cathy Come Home'!! Watch Babs in 'Carry On Dick' - arguably her most cringe inducing performance - she is so pantominic and fake its painful to behold. It is no wonder after the Carry Ons she mainly survived by doing panto, kids programmes (Worzel Gunmidge a good case in point. Jon Pertwee, Geoffrey Bayldon, Una Stubbs et al all played it straight and delivered wonderful performances....Barbara was barabra yet again, only on castors) and chat shows. Look at Joan Sims' career compared to Windsors.... theres the talented dramatic actress.

Yes...100% The Best British film ever made

Actually, the greatest British film is thought to be "Don't Look Now." Get Carter is an exercise in Masculine Toxicity at its pinnacle. Fuck that. That's some tiresome shit.

Long live frank marker, first class TV watched it first time around early 70s, and come across it again on talking pics TV, so I bought the box sets to watch any time I want, Alfred made the part realistic smooth and slowly true class, thank you.

Piss holes in snow

There's alway great emotion in his voice.

The days when comedy wasn't politically correct.

great actor, great man, great bit of British T.V..

Maybe Joe Cole would consider completing the series😮???

Not a word about Hatty Jakes?

The first two notes of the theme are recognizable as that of a UK overland train horn tone; clearly the inspiration. Still used to this day on the railways. I hear it quite often, living near the tracks. In my mind, the classic tune automatically follows on.

His solos in Memory Motel. Perfect

Really interesting. Thank you.

Nah ... Withnail - always Withnail and im from Newcastle 😎

Nice to see some other guitarists get some credit for once, nice list all great players except I don't know number 1

Good round up of a great British film, possibly the finest of its genre. I first saw Get Carter at the cinema on its release in 1971 at the age of seventeen and even then realising I had watched a classic, can clearly remember the deafening silence of the audience as the credits rolled, an almost ghostly hush. As I’ve caught up with this fine movie through the years, it continues to reveal. The hit man at the end with the J gold ring was actually in the same train carriage as Carter at the beginning of the movie. Thus perhaps Carters demise was already planned by his London bosses knowing what he was truely capable of, a fact that the Northern crime syndicate had absolutely no idea what kind of hell was about to unleash on them as Carter took his revenge and his set of skills away from the darkness and into the light. Hopefully the likes of Netflix can get Get Carter and spread the word and find an ever bigger audience.

My fave Keith vocals are Something Happened To Me Yesterday and Salt Of The Earth. His voice perfectly compliments Mick's!

I'm sorry but I prefer The Long Good Friday. Maurice Micklewhite is good but Hoskins usurps this piece of fine work.

U try bein in the STONES for 20 years & cut a record HALF as good as undercover or dirty work. Slim chance!

Don't forget the connection

Dit is geen muziek,dit is kunst!

...also Casino Royale (2006), The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) among the greatest British films...📽

YES. It is.

You'd have to add The Long Good Friday and Sexy Beast to that declaration.

Great film. Worst fight choreography on record - seen more realistic pantomimes.

Everything seems fast and over the top nowadays but watching this series it's great to see the little things that everyone does and not rushed like making a cup of tea or walking into a shop you can visualise what's happening i love it

Lynn & Alfred my kind of thespians.

Still love this film, in all its grittiness and Carter's moral and mental dissolution. It's hard to imagine Carter surviving long, even if he wasn't killed in the film (or as Glenda says it, "Fillum"). His boss would've had him hunted and brought in... sort of like the end of "The Hit," another of my favorite British gangster fillums.

John McLaughlin

Just the opening kills me, the train, the music, Caine. OMG. Brings tears to my eyes how good it is.

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Best gangster film ever. Understated, gritty, truly English. Great actors. Superb.

I think the Stones music was better than the Beatles that and they lasted for over 60 years the Beatles less than a decade on top

… Steve Hackett, Andrew Latimer?

I love all of them ❤❤❤❤❤❤

I'd put long good Friday before this but both brilliant

the films were much loved here in Canada where the accents and Britishisms added a dash of spice. They could not have been made in any other country in any other era. I get sick of the politically "correct" telling us what we can see or hear. As Sidney would have said, up theirs's.

The end of the novel is somewhat ambiguous, it's not clear if Carter survives or not. He''s not the relentless one man killing machine either, he's portrayed in the novel as a lot less competent and more vulnerable. For example in the novel Brumby realises what Carter is about to do and gets away.

What about Mick Ronson & Peter Frampton both of them are great British guitarists. They worked with David Bowie and are true rock music legends that had or have great solo careers of their own.

Thank you for uploading. Loved his Public Eye series and still watch it now. A great all around actor.

Yes, Alfred Burke was the right choice for Frank Marker. I love to watch re-runs of Public Eye. Such a good actor and I believe his stage work carried on right into later life. I shall watch the documentary with interest.

Fantastic narration

Kind of a dark Bronx Tale ~efforts to make criminals sympathetic

If they were to do a remake of Public Eye, who would play Frank Marker?, and would it contain a lot of violence with guns, and would Marker still wear that tatty raincoat?.

Best British film ever - Get Carter and The Wicker Man. I can't separate them.

You only have to play "Dead end street" to realize how the Kinks are relevant through to today. That's Quality, that's Talent. I can imagine every time Paul McCartney and writers of his ilk hear Waterloo Sunset wishes they'd wrote that. The Kinks - more gritty, accurate than most of their time and beyond.

Brilliant series then - Callan, Public Eye, Harry Palmer, Danger Man et al. Not the low grade over blown hero stuff you get now. A similar character in the USA filmed later in the mid 70s was Harry O (David Janssen. I wonder if the makers of that programme had watched Alfred Burke as Frank Marker ?

I was a bit in love with him to be honest! A great actor.

Oh dear.....