I've loved this book since I was a child, I'm seventy years old now and still find humour and philosophy within its covers. An absolute classic to rank with Wodehouse and Dickens.
We could have been mates in school (same age) and I share your love of this book. Beyond the excellent comedy are what I believe to be some of the most beautiful passages in English literature.
There's a certain charm in how amazingly low-budget this looks yet still they put together a piece of film for an equally-charming low-budget book that we can all just love and relate to.
Missed my favourite scenes in this version. Packing, Uncle Potter hanging his picture, the tall tale about catching a fish and the hilarious stories of Montmorency and the cat and the dogs tied up before a store. The book is absolutely hilarious.
@@renukaviswanathan454 That wasn't a criticism. I assumed it was a family misnonmer that had kept going regardless after sooooo many family injokes . Far too many know it alls on RUclips threads at times.
This is a brilliant adaptation of the book. I love how the movie include the book's reminiscences of other trips as conversations between the characters; how the book's poetic passages become actual poets in the film, and how the three comedic actors bring to life the writer's narrative humor. Tim Curry as J., Michael Palin as Harris, and Stephen Moore as George make the viewer want to join in the spats and practical jokes. The pacing of the editing keeps the whole thing sailing along. Wow!
I am not certain how many agree with me but this book is a watershed event in English Humor. The impact is so profound that those who wrote after Jerome K Jerome either by design or unwittingly try to emulate his style and his ability to sober up a tragic situation with a healthy and funny retelling.
I read the book back in the eighties, and found this adaptation a decade ago, and to this day find it a PERFECT evocation of Victorian bachellordom, by turns satirical, lyrical, poignant, and genuinely poetic. A splendid flight of English fancy!
I'm here just to revive my memories 😅 after almost 6-7 years CBSE class 9th novel 😍 I remember we saw this movie in projector of my class. That was just a lovely scene
Karin Hvass Isn't that the best feeling? To hear oneself laugh out loud unexpectedly at some brilliantly witty phrase is so delightful. Of course, the other night, I listened to an audiobook story and actually gasped out loud at a terrifying and unexpected turn in the tale -- also a thrill!
Everyone else is here for an english essay and i'm here just because Tim Curry's in this film and I love him 😍 (he plays J) The pineapple scene is hilarious 😂
This was the first novel I ever read and one of my fvrts. Even read it's continued part "Three Men on the Bummel". Love the characters, the way Jerome has described the England has been my fvrt part. Thank You very much for making it a movie. Jst reliving the novel again, gives a tremendous joy ! 💙💙💙
A delightful production, and no wonder, with such a talented cast and crew! Tim Curry is my favorite actor, and they all do justice to this funny, entertaining, and enlightening material. Languorous and lovely.
I just heard of this book/movie, and realized I actually lived this. A couple buddies and I took off for a couple weeks holiday in my friend’s dad’s station wagon. We camped all along the way. Instead of a rainstorm we got caught in a freak blizzard that snowed in our camp. We did go and find Sam McGee’s grave, you know, in Beiseker Alberta. Of all the crazy things they had a hamstery store open up on Main Street. We wound up at the Fish Mongers at Pike Place Market in Seattle and ordered Starbucks, but the real cool thing was the Boeing Plant in Everett.
Oddly enough, I saw this on PBS around 1977 and shortly after, saw the Rocky Horror Picture Show. He was brilliant in both, but this was my introduction to Tim Curry.
Thanks for uploading. This is one of my favourite books. I liked it so much that I did a similar trip with friends, and just like in the book we came back from the pub at night and got lost! I'm so pleased to see all the comments from Indian students on here. It's a good adaptation of the book and also shows the beauty of the countryside that Jerome describes.
What a beautiful tale! I have always longed to lead a life like the gracious life of those three good Englishmen in that lovely little boat.What a wonderful country England was! What a remarkable people the English were!
Such fantasies are all behind you now. You can indulge in them every now and then, but it will not do you any good. You have grown sad and weary like so many before you.
really helpful for my course . I understood it more clearly than reading the book. Now I can answer all the question of this novel. Thanks Gampa for this help .
I am from India. Had first seen the movie in 2014 because this novel was part of our 9th standard English curriculum. I am watching it again in 2024, nostalgia hits different and the movie is still surreal.
Some of the incidents missing that of those in the book like when george's watch stopped and he woke up at 3.00 am and that he was late for work...and also when they are very much hungry and looking up for restaurants at some town(i dont remember it now) and all were closed or full then a boy came and invted to them to his house(who lived with her mother) and gave them supper and place to stay for that night....and also the things he remembers are in the book and questions but here the frnds ignore him and dont let him to do so....but still it was a nice movie...
It is a Tim Curry movie, one of his first. I like it a lot. Subtle humor. It was released in 1975, the same year as Rocky Horror,. Do you remember this from that movie? Janet: "What have you done to Brad?" Tim Curry, Dr. Frank-N-Furter, "Nothing. Why, do you think I should?"
45:37 - Funniest scene: "Had to fight 8 swans. Can you imagine; fighting 14 swans. There were 30 swans. What, no i didnt say 18 swans, there were 12, cant you count?" Lolz
Many years since I read this aged 12. Lovely film. Thanks to this i've just read the book again - marvellous. And now i'm reading Three Men on the Bummel, cycling holiday in Germany.
My father gave me the book to read about 70 years ago. I laughed and laughed and laughed. Still laughing! This movie manages to capture something of slower, more simple living. Love it…… .
And for those in the future who are gonna study this story, good luck! It's really funny, clean and smart, and interesting! Worth to watch! Reminds us of the old times
thanks for this video . I was so worrying that i have to read 15 chapters for the first term but now it is not required n i also feel happy after seeing this
Thanks man.. I thought i had to read all the 19 Chapters.. but thanks to you.. 1 hour and 19 Chapters done.. every kid of 9th Cbse board should watch this.
Brilliant peace giving novel..special thanks to jerome k jerome to wrote out this....i never get bored with this...this is my 23 time i am seeing this..still looks epic...i usually enter in different world when i see this ..this i generally used to escape extreme situations.......i just take whole time to finish this♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🙂
Great adaptation of the great humorous book by Jerome K jerome.The book was translated in my mother language Bengali in 1980 and I thoroughly enjoyed it and read it several times.
28:50 Эта банка с ананасами уже прославлена в веках, причём в разных странах и на разных языках)) Жаль, что не был проиллюстрирован момент, когда соломенная шляпа Джорджа спасает его)) "It was George's straw hat that saved his life that day.."
I watched this movie with my class in India cause my teacher thought it was a good idea to show the students the movies as it would less boring but tbh i was hooked onto the story anyway cause i love novels and stories but just wasnt interested in reading cause i just read too slow but the point being this was the one of the best days in from my school times cause i remember laughing so hard at the part where they try open the tinned pineapple and i loved that scene so much i came home to show it to my dad and everyone who i thought would enjoy it. There's much more to this movie but that scene is not only funny but very much special to me
Wow, wow, wow ! Very useful for studying and completely depended upon this for my holiday homework. But one question. Where did you get the movie from ?
I’m here because I am studying English. I downloaded an app to read books and I’m actually reading exactly this book in the app. There I understand almost everything when I’m reading but I need to improve my listening!
And for those who didn't get subtitles, you'll probably looking in your phone, and if you are, tap on the "3 vertical dots" button on the top left corner of your screen, select the 2nd button from the left, select the language as English And you'll get the subtitles! Have fun!
am I the only one who's here because I actually happened to love the novel !? I find It funny as hell !
me too man
Me, too!
I loved the novel and I am thoroughly enjoying this movie!
The book is hilarious
@@claudiaramosmonteiro It is, indeed!
I've loved this book since I was a child, I'm seventy years old now and still find humour and philosophy within its covers. An absolute classic to rank with Wodehouse and Dickens.
May god give you too many years to live
Love from turkey
We could have been mates in school (same age) and I share your love of this book. Beyond the excellent comedy are what I believe to be some of the most beautiful passages in English literature.
So nice to share this much fun hope you stay well
I love the pie scene
It's a truly wonderful book.
There's a certain charm in how amazingly low-budget this looks yet still they put together a piece of film for an equally-charming low-budget book that we can all just love and relate to.
Missed my favourite scenes in this version. Packing, Uncle Potter hanging his picture, the tall tale about catching a fish and the hilarious stories of Montmorency and the cat and the dogs tied up before a store. The book is absolutely hilarious.
Yes, though pleasant and well made, in this film there are those important parts that are missing.
Always known as Uncle Podger in our family😅
Sorry you're so right. I meant to write Podger!
@@renukaviswanathan454 That wasn't a criticism. I assumed it was a family misnonmer that had kept going regardless after sooooo many family injokes .
Far too many know it alls on RUclips threads at times.
Also the matter of disposing of cheese. We did that at school. I was the only person in the class who found it funny or even interesting. Philistines!
This is a brilliant adaptation of the book. I love how the movie include the book's reminiscences of other trips as conversations between the characters; how the book's poetic passages become actual poets in the film, and how the three comedic actors bring to life the writer's narrative humor. Tim Curry as J., Michael Palin as Harris, and Stephen Moore as George make the viewer want to join in the spats and practical jokes. The pacing of the editing keeps the whole thing sailing along. Wow!
I just recognized Stepehn Moore as the faculty member from the school that John Cleese was Headmaster in the movie "Clockwise".
All CBSE 9th students mostly visited this
correct like me
Yeah!!
ur rit!!!
Yes Dude !
Yep!
I am not certain how many agree with me but this book is a watershed event in English Humor.
The impact is so profound that those who wrote after Jerome K Jerome either by design or
unwittingly try to emulate his style and his ability to sober up a tragic situation with a healthy
and funny retelling.
Common Yunus lol
I read the book back in the eighties, and found this adaptation a decade ago, and to this day find it a PERFECT evocation of Victorian bachellordom, by turns satirical, lyrical, poignant, and genuinely poetic. A splendid flight of English fancy!
I'll come back to this in the new year. Currently on my almost annual reread of the novel. All hail Jerome K Jerome!
Many important scenes are missing 🙄
I'm here just to revive my memories 😅 after almost 6-7 years
CBSE class 9th novel 😍
I remember we saw this movie in projector of my class.
That was just a lovely scene
@alwaysrockkkk397 same bro 8 years
I am here after 9 to 10 years
This book was the first book where I actually laughed, heartily and much when I read it. I have read it many times since. I am now 70 years old
Karin Hvass Isn't that the best feeling? To hear oneself laugh out loud unexpectedly at some brilliantly witty phrase is so delightful. Of course, the other night, I listened to an audiobook story and actually gasped out loud at a terrifying and unexpected turn in the tale -- also a thrill!
had this novel in 10th grade, I read it religiously, watched the movie for like 15 times, beautiful times
Yeah same here...😀
who else is here to score 10 marks of novel :p
me !! but it doesn't show many important situations tht r to be mentioned ...
+Nasir Mohammed we've got about the character sketch of George...
+Nasir Mohammed you most probably wont
+Nasir Mohammed someone like you must have correctef ur paper
me! xD
Everyone else is here for an english essay and i'm here just because Tim Curry's in this film and I love him 😍 (he plays J)
The pineapple scene is hilarious 😂
I m from Finland but I know english
I m fan of j k jerone
I am here for Tim
I'm here for Tim! ❤️
Yup just for Master Tim
came here to see the movie and delighted to see Tim Curry in it:))))))
Sean Myes I love Tim 😍💖
I thought that was Tim Curry. Bonus score!
Thank you so much, Gampa Abhinay! This is the very best version of the movie of Jerome K. Jerome's book, and it has been so hard to find!
This was the first novel I ever read and one of my fvrts. Even read it's continued part "Three Men on the Bummel". Love the characters, the way Jerome has described the England has been my fvrt part. Thank You very much for making it a movie. Jst reliving the novel again, gives a tremendous joy ! 💙💙💙
I am here because in 9th CBSE English this lesson came .. anyone is here like me or came in 2021 🙋
best of luck for your English exam everyone.
thnxx ! you too
thanks
thx
thnx bro
Pulkit Sinha thank you .....same to you...
Had to take this for class back in high school. Now, 6 years later this popped up in my mind. Movie was fun to watch.
A delightful production, and no wonder, with such a talented cast and crew! Tim Curry is my favorite actor, and they all do justice to this funny, entertaining, and enlightening material. Languorous and lovely.
correct guy
Read the book originally when I was 9 years old. 63 years later and I watch the movie. Still like it, after all these years.
whoo all r 9th graders
Sharan Suresh meeee
Sharan Suresh meeeeh✋🏻
I am in 5th grade and my English teacher told me to watch this
Me
Me
I just heard of this book/movie, and realized I actually lived this. A couple buddies and I took off for a couple weeks holiday in my friend’s dad’s station wagon. We camped all along the way. Instead of a rainstorm we got caught in a freak blizzard that snowed in our camp. We did go and find Sam McGee’s grave, you know, in Beiseker Alberta. Of all the crazy things they had a hamstery store open up on Main Street. We wound up at the Fish Mongers at Pike Place Market in Seattle and ordered Starbucks, but the real cool thing was the Boeing Plant in Everett.
Umm, am I the only one here who's read the book and is just watching this for fun?
+HorizonMC
I've read it two)
Learn languages with me I've been reading it since boyhood.
I have the book given to us by the school but am watching the movie!!! haha
#sadlife
Captain Biscuit are you stupid to watch this for fun?
tommorow is my exam and I am proudly watching this today 😀😀😁😁
Tech Aavish me to
me too
Monalisha Farkhanda Nigar movie is very boring but we have to watch it its like a torture on us
Me too
Me too
Oddly enough, I saw this on PBS around 1977 and shortly after, saw the Rocky Horror Picture Show. He was brilliant in both, but this was my introduction to Tim Curry.
Tim has a gorgeous voice ❤
Is it just me or do u find Tim's voice soothing 😌 and relaxing his voice makes me sleepy
This is the earliest film of these comedians I’ve seen. Always loved Tim Curry
Thanks for uploading. This is one of my favourite books. I liked it so much that I did a similar trip with friends, and just like in the book we came back from the pub at night and got lost! I'm so pleased to see all the comments from Indian students on here. It's a good adaptation of the book and also shows the beauty of the countryside that Jerome describes.
Fantastic movie. With Tim Curry and Michael Palin in it. Laughing all the way through it.
ah ha ha really I agree
Tim Curry is so funny
I have loved this book since I discovered it. The number of times I have re-read it for the joy it brings to my heart
A fine adaptation with three great leads.
What a beautiful tale! I have always longed to lead a life like the gracious life of those three good Englishmen in that lovely little boat.What a wonderful country England was! What a remarkable people the English were!
Such fantasies are all behind you now. You can indulge in them every now and then, but it will not do you any good. You have grown sad and weary like so many before you.
This comment makes me feel extremely elated and happy❣️
Thank you for posting this version! It is so much better than the movie with Lawrence Harvey!
Curry and Palin!!! Woefully underseen, this funny funny picture. Thanks fir the upload!
really helpful for my course . I understood it more clearly than reading the book. Now I can answer all the question of this novel. Thanks Gampa for this help
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Charming and delightful. Why don't we see items like this on television these days ? Real wit.
Zyed Shamsuddin no it is not a shit
This is legendary
Zyed Shamsuddin Or your comprehension capabilities are at a way lower setting. Shove off, dumb pleb.
I am from India.
Had first seen the movie in 2014 because this novel was part of our 9th standard English curriculum.
I am watching it again in 2024, nostalgia hits different and the movie is still surreal.
Some of the incidents missing that of those in the book like when george's watch stopped and he woke up at 3.00 am and that he was late for work...and also when they are very much hungry and looking up for restaurants at some town(i dont remember it now) and all were closed or full then a boy came and invted to them to his house(who lived with her mother) and gave them supper and place to stay for that night....and also the things he remembers are in the book and questions but here the frnds ignore him and dont let him to do so....but still it was a nice movie...
I’m not an intellectual by any means, and I’m in my seventies, but I read this book when I was 15, and still love it all these years later…
It is a Tim Curry movie, one of his first. I like it a lot. Subtle humor. It was released in 1975, the same year as Rocky Horror,. Do you remember this from that movie?
Janet: "What have you done to Brad?"
Tim Curry, Dr. Frank-N-Furter, "Nothing. Why, do you think I should?"
Rob Kunkel Tim's my favourite actor! He was amazing in Rocky horror picture show!
Made for BBC television.
45:37 - Funniest scene: "Had to fight 8 swans. Can you imagine; fighting 14 swans. There were 30 swans. What, no i didnt say 18 swans, there were 12, cant you count?"
Lolz
Many years since I read this aged 12. Lovely film. Thanks to this i've just read the book again - marvellous. And now i'm reading Three Men on the Bummel, cycling holiday in Germany.
Have never read the book. Came to this right after watching the 1956 film with Laurence Harvey. Quite a bit different!
Then you should!
Not a patch on the book but an enjoyable film with good actors, cheers 👍
My father gave me the book to read about 70 years ago. I laughed and laughed and laughed. Still laughing! This movie manages to capture something of slower, more simple living. Love it…… .
And for those in the future who are gonna study this story, good luck! It's really funny, clean and smart, and interesting! Worth to watch! Reminds us of the old times
ah yes, I remember the late Victorian era like it was yesterday
No,you are not
A marvelous and faithful adaptation of 'Jay's classic. My sincere thanks to all involved.😊
thanks for this video . I was so worrying that i have to read 15 chapters for the first term but now it is not required n i also feel happy after seeing this
Thanks man.. I thought i had to read all the 19 Chapters.. but thanks to you.. 1 hour and 19 Chapters done.. every kid of 9th Cbse board should watch this.
The bit about the canned pineapples always cracks me tf up
Michael Palin as Harris. Great to see this - thank you for uploading !
I read the novel, It was so funny, it forced me to search for the Moviee too🍿I love the humour 💛✨
Brilliant peace giving novel..special thanks to jerome k jerome to wrote out this....i never get bored with this...this is my 23 time i am seeing this..still looks epic...i usually enter in different world when i see this ..this i generally used to escape extreme situations.......i just take whole time to finish this♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🙂
Tomorrow I have English Sa1 and this video helped me a lot in studying
thanks uploader
do u like JB ?
not really
Tahseen Patel jb???? we r talking about three men in a boat here
Then are you going to emigrate to the UK ?
Great adaptation of the great humorous book by Jerome K jerome.The book was translated in my mother language Bengali in 1980 and I thoroughly enjoyed it and read it several times.
Thnx Man For uploading
Saved My life.
Elishasif BI so true
Even mine
09:10 "I wish I never met you!" I think, there is no man in the world, who didn't hear this at least a couple of times in his life))
28:50 Эта банка с ананасами уже прославлена в веках, причём в разных странах и на разных языках)) Жаль, что не был проиллюстрирован момент, когда соломенная шляпа Джорджа спасает его)) "It was George's straw hat that saved his life that day.."
It helped me. It is difficult to read a whole novel. Movie saves time and it is more interesting.
Thanks :)
LMAO "You have mustard habitually and thoughtlessly- you hardly know you're having it at all! But when I want mustard I WANT MUSTARD"
We sat around my Dad's chair while he read this to us.l. about 60 years ago. I was probably 8 or 9. Remains a much loved book.
I m watching this as my test is tomorrow .
Its just amazing!!!
It is very good. It will help me and other student during exams
Some scenes are missing. But thanks it helped me so much. 😊
I saw this on PBS in the 70s, haven't seen it since. Excellent!
tomorrow is the paper and m watching it now!!
+malik ahmad lol
+siddharth bhatia me too
+siddharth bhatia me tooo
me too
same here!!
many scenes are missing :( but thank you for this :)
Thank you daughter of Albion!
From Germany
I read it while on deaths door in hospital, really had a great read with lots of laughs
So many scenes were missing but I love that scene when they were opening that bottle of sauce
And one more confusing in maize
I watched this movie with my class in India cause my teacher thought it was a good idea to show the students the movies as it would less boring but tbh i was hooked onto the story anyway cause i love novels and stories but just wasnt interested in reading cause i just read too slow but the point being this was the one of the best days in from my school times cause i remember laughing so hard at the part where they try open the tinned pineapple and i loved that scene so much i came home to show it to my dad and everyone who i thought would enjoy it. There's much more to this movie but that scene is not only funny but very much special to me
Timeless, ageless masterpiece!
Entire session passed away and we r watching now
Ananya Mishra Ikr XD
this is so helpful. 9th is really tough. thank you so much and bless you
Aarya taehyung's wife and blackpink's maid army ?????
Aarya taehyung's wife and blackpink's maid Hiii ARMY ^-^
Army!
ARMY
Busy re-reading the novel (a favourite since childhood) and came across this. Looks amusing. Keeping it for later...
The most interesting is the maze scene with Harris.. 💜💜♥️
I was in that maze aged 10
This is very helpful for CBSE students. Thanks for making.
the subtitles helped me a lot in understanding
Thank you for sharing this very interesting movie!
hahaaa, all the views are of mostly grade 9 students and some exceptional readers of London!!!! CHeers, thanx a lot for sharing this
Wow, wow, wow ! Very useful for studying and completely depended upon this for my holiday homework. But one question. Where did you get the movie from ?
Thaankyou soo much Gampa....I wrote my half yearly exam well and noe in two hours i have my final exam, thankyou so much
I loved every moment, sweet kind and true.
Here in Hawai'i in the 60's the Advertiser had cryptoquotes often by Jerome K Jerome. Took me 50 years to find the book. Great to see the images.
bro the mustard bit gets me every time😂😂😂
It's currently on BBC iplayer (in slightly better quality) until mid October.
heled me a lot in completing my exams.i got this cbse class 9 book when im in 7 class
I’m here because I am studying English. I downloaded an app to read books and I’m actually reading exactly this book in the app. There I understand almost everything when I’m reading but I need to improve my listening!
I really like this film and it’s novel.
Can anyone recommend any old movie like this which gives old london vibes just like this
Narrator: And another said
Man:Oh just stuff it-
Narrator:away somewhere
Legendary story. In 12th I understand why I miss this novel.
Now how did they open the tinned salmon after their epic battle with the tinned pineapple? X-p
the tin had a key similar to a bully beef tin
+Felix Bloxham ohhhhh ok. Lol
Ashmoe418 hii
there was an answer for this but i am very impressed with your mind : ) it was a great question to ask!
All d best 9th students for ur xms... Hope you all score the perfect 10 in novel....
And for those who didn't get subtitles, you'll probably looking in your phone, and if you are, tap on the "3 vertical dots" button on the top left corner of your screen, select the 2nd button from the left, select the language as English
And you'll get the subtitles! Have fun!
thanks a lot my frnd
thanks
Abhishek Parameswaran thnx
Ty🤗🤗
@@Adityakumar-ms3pp thank you
although some chapters are missing (Uncle Podger etc.)but it's good if u want to understand the story dramatically.
47:32, Tim sounds like Dr Frank N Furter! 😍
You're right!!!😍❤