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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- It is London in the year 1960 and John Saunders enthusiastically begins his new teaching career at a tough slum-area school. His class are bored pupils in their last term before leaving. Will he handle the grave problems that lie ahead?
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I watched this film because my mum and aunt were extras in it. I didn't manage to spot them but never the less I'm glad I saw it. Way better than most of the stuff churned out these days for sure. Funny coincidence, I also met Richard O'Sullivan whilst in a pub garden, don't remember where as I was just a little kid, he was in Man About The House at the time. He saw me staring at him and asked me if I'd like some peanuts, he was eating from a bag of KP nuts. I ran to mum and dad and checked it was OK and he gave me the rest of the bag. Really nice, genuine bloke. It would have been around 50 years ago, I've never forgotten it.
I was one of the kids in hall singing and running up stairs
Fascinating! I really liked the singing - sounded like the hymn 'Blessed are the pure in heart' which is a rather unusual choice for a school, but still nice to hear.
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Looks like a prequel to "To Sir with love". 1960 London is good enough for me!
This movie is excellent! Good script,well performed acting, and great visual effect.Well worth watching!
What a movie, Max Bygraves, singer, entertainer, great showman and actor, what a movie.
Shepperton Studios at it's best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much for this classic!!!!!!!!!!!!
Enjoy the movie so far.Reminds me of when I was the only black girl in my class (for awhile)until 2 other girls joined later .That was was I the mid sixties in England where I was born.I faced racism from one particular boy but got along with the teacher and every other student.I didn't make waves and was disciplined from home.Those were good school days and won't exchange them for anything.
Another great upload from Flick Vault. When I saw Max Bygraves on the credits I must admit I wasn't expecting much, but it's a fantastic little drama, and he is surprisingly good in it. Donald Pleasance is always good value as an actor, and the young cast of "kids" are all superb, especially a very young Richard O'Sullivan. All in all, a wonderful movie. Thanks again Flick Vault!
Just got to say what a brilliant film. Enjoyed it from start to finish. Max Bygraves played a very good part top notch in my eyes. Thanks for the upload.
I've seen a number of films concerning a deprived school, with a new teacher that turns pupil's resentment into a keenness to learn. This was easily the best by far. Nice to see Max Bygraves as the new teacher, Donald Pleasance as the head, Richard O'Sullivan as the class monitor.
Excellent. Quite touching in parts. Well acted. It recalls a London (and school life) that I recall from the mid-1960s - but without the rampage of the pupils!
Truly a very good movie. A genuine thanks.
A well-scripted portrayal of the real difficulties and challenges of attempting to provide educational opportunity to low-income, working class kids.
Best quote by fellow teacher, _"Teaching is a mugs game in my opinion. Short pay, hard work, and no thanks for it. A dead-end job.... _*_Take Care."_*
ISR, my hat forever comes off for each and every teacher with the dedicated "fortitude" to even make a serious and heart-felt attempt. 👍
Rightfully on-par with American-made "Blackboard Jungle", "To Sir, With Love" , and even another *_excellent_* English film, *"Violent Playground".*
Yes, what I like is the master is realistic. For him, getting just ONE boy into an apprenticeship at a factory is enough to make the job worthwhile. He doesn't expect to turn them all into university graduates.
Good little film. Max was surprisingly good and Richard O'Sullivan as lovely as ever.
Thanks for sharing this with us- great little film 👍
Another great film, excellent script and performances.
Very good - a bit of BLACKBOARD JUNGLE, ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK, and more than enough Kitchen Sink drama of the era. Always a surprise to see Donald Pleasance in his early days, before he became such a staple in horror films. He stars in a strange Roman Polanski film, CUL-DE-SAC, and did quite a bit of live theatre. Richard O'Sullivan, who plays young Fred, had a long tv career and also appeared as Elizabeth Taylor's brother, the Pharoah, in CLEOPATRA.
Don't forget "To Sir, With Love," where my six year old self had a crush on Sidney Poitier.
Thank you for this gem, another excellent British film , when I saw Max Bygraves I almost gave it a miss, thank goodness I didn't
Even the cars don't take prisoners at the beginning of the film. Another excelent film.
What a good film. I really enjoyed it. Thank goodness Max did not sing!!
'I'm a blue bit of chalk, you're a red bit of chalk...' or 'You Need Hands (to get caned in class)'.
Michael i was just thinking the same thing. LOL
For a tough East End school it looks remarkably like Paddington. The glory days of schooling with a surprisingly good cast of Donald Pleasence, Geoffrey Keen, Eleanor Summerfield, 70’s sitcom star Richard 0’ Sullivan and Jeremy Bulloch of Star Wars fame as an unruly kid support variety performer Max Bygraves in “England’s green and pleasant land.”
A thoroughly engaging movie from start to finish
Good flick. Seems it may have been an influence on 'To Sir With Love' which came out 6 years later. Thanks for posting this one!
I have to admit it you Britons have your angle sometimes. What a good movie.
Going to school at the tail end of the 50s going into the 60s, teachers could hit and they did.
Even 15/20 years later, they still did.
Thanks so much for this. I tried to find this forever.
Very well directed by Leslie Norman, fatherof the much missed presenter, author, film critic, wit and great cricket fan, Barry Norman.
I thorougly enjoyed this film! maxy was teriffic as well as The great Richard O'Sullivan. THank you for giving me the opportunity to view this gem of a film!
Many thanks for sharing...
Similarities when I went to school in the early to late 1960’s, we had a Mr Saunders, he was deputy head, he was a sod, just as the headmaster, both administrative of corporal punchishment with the Burch, cains…
BRILLIANT MOVIE....THANK YOU
Excellent film with great names.Thank you.
The school building in the film now forms part of Ravenscourt Park Preparatory School in Hammersmith.
God max Bygraves what a blast from the past
Excellent. Max Bygraves should od stuck to acting as he was a fine one. Thanks for another great upload.
He should’ve!
In the early 60s Mr Bygraves apparently took the decision that he would pursue the light-entertainment/singing side of his career instead of acting. I think it probably did not matter as he would have been popular either way. I got the impression from programmes like 'Family Fortunes' that he had that same type of easy charm that Bruce Forsyth had which would have enabled him to do well in any walk of life.
Another very good film, perhaps a little exaggerated, but having gone to a school not much better, it had a realistic feel to it. I never realised Max Bygraves could act!
Excellent classic movie that was supposed to be "progressive" for its time. This and the similar "A Cry From the Streets" were two of Bygraves' rare and undervalued acting events. Many thanks for sharing...
Blimey!! Good film aswas Max bygraves excellent
I like teacher-movies a lot - especially when they are as good as this one!
Another hidden gem.
very engaging and enjoyable film, thanks for uploading
Thank you Flick Vault !
Paul Beeson handled camera work in "The Sound of Music". Laurie Johnson's music is always good. Thanks for posting.
Looking for a good little British 1960s movie. Hope this is good. Love Donald Pleasance.
I am an experienced teacher and encountered this experience a few times. Never literally fight with them but just listened and let the nastiness flowed. Asian people are brought up to respect elders, family or not. It's our culture not to shame elders. When they no longer get the response they seek to stir our anger, they are ready to talk normally.
Good film,this.It's never off Talking pictures tv...
Great movie and I am a teacher!
Yes Max a very underrated actor = excellent film score 👍 by All 🤪✅ Dam Good all round = cheers
Danke für das hochladen sehr interessant und guter Film
Another British film good cast drama
The problem I see here is that Mr Saunders was getting to the kids. Where as, the some of faculty didn't like how Saunders was trying to turn these kids around in a more respectable way.
The teachers had become cynical not aganist Saunders.
Most (male) teachers of that period came to the task as de-mobbed blotter-jockeys from the armed forces and post-war surplus civil servants, who'd done the "emergency" year at teacher training college. For them it was just a job rather than a vocation. Those who proved to be any good, soon moved upon up to grammar schools in better catchments. Those who remained behind, but stayed on were the dead-beats, like the characters depicted here, who in time developed their technique based upon authoritative intolerance. Many were as big an impediment to kids' progress as their own feckless parents. There used to be a saying "Those who can, do; those who can't, teach." It pretty-well summed-up their cohort. I remember them very well, and with no fondness at all...
I think the main problem was that by siding with a pupil against a teacher, even though the pupil was in the right, Saunders had undermined the authority of all the other staff. The headmaster got this right I think. It was a no-win situation and Saunders realised he would be better off elsewhere.
" You Need Hands "
Excellent...
Boba Fett rocks in any Universe!
Great acting by Jeremy Bulloch.
Good film,didn't even no bigraves was an actor, I wanna tell you a story.
neither did he, God knows how he made so much money!!
Thank you so much for uploading this film. I read the novel on which it is based and always wanted to see if Mr Bygraves could act or not! Although it now looks very dated (I wonder how many London state school teachers give a Bible reading to their class each morning nowadays...) in some ways even by the standards of 2022 it is quite shocking, with a 14 year old girl attempting to seduce her teacher, and a bunch of kids smashing up the school and trying to burn it down.
What is the name of the novel that this movie is based on ? I would love to read it as I found thé movie very fascinating !
@@silleboosindberg3437 The book's title is the same as the film: 'Spare the Rod' by Michael Croft. From what I recall, the film is quite a faithful rendering of the book. There are second hand editions of the book on Ebay for about £5.
This was good!
this is on talking pictures channel looks a good film will dl it from hear
Is that Jan Chappell (Cally, Blake's 7) in the front row of the class? Jan would've been 15/16 in 1961. Not named in IMDB.
fab brit film 🌐
I WANT TO WATCH "LAW AND DISORDER, 1940!
Love Max's ponytails at 1 23 57
Don't be fooled... that's whiskey in those cups
Good film, Mr Gregory's laugh was really annoying though!
set in the old Corona Academy stage school
Reminds me of "to sir with love."
still not a friend of those aliens.
21:40 but very quick.
"To Sir, With Love" without the music, thank heavens (though I could have done without Margaret hitting on "Sir"). At least a lot less violent than our American "Blackboard Jungle," "Rock Around the Clock," and a number of other late 50's and 1960's "hooligan films" in England and the U.S.A. Very entertaining. I'm glad they addressed "Olive," the biracial child. Perhaps this is novel for the times that she is addressed at all, especially at the very end of the film. She had no speaking during the whole film, and race was never ever mentioned.
Actually, Olive spoke earlier in the film. She correctly answered one of the teacher’s questions.😉
@@sashatv382 , I must have missed this. At what point in the film?
31:40
@@sashatv382 Thanks. I clearly missed this. At least she got in a speaking part.
I think Margaret hitting on 'sir' is an important part of the film. It shows how the sordid living conditions of the children have led them to be old before their time, and also the risks of being a teacher of such a pupil - a less cautious man could easily have found himself in a compromising position with Margaret which could have ruined his career. The dangers of that school are greater than just being locked in a lavatory all night.
No "Animals" were hurt in the making of this picture!
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That blonde chick is hot.
Who is she?
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This is obviously over-dramatised - Harrow in the 60's was never like this...ALL the kids could read and write, they were far more obedient and poverty was never an issue.....