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Fun At St. Fanny's (DVD, 2011)

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Emney plays Dr. Septimus Jankers, headmaster of an exclusive boy's college. When the insititution is threatened with a shutdown instigated by its creditors, Dr. Jankers decides to 'shake down' a wealthy, middle-aged student threatening to withhold that worthy's long-overdue student accreditation. The overaged 'schoolboy' is played by music hall-TV comedian Cardew Robinson, who in 1956 was at the height of his popularity--so much so that he plays 'himself'.

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ProducerDavid Dent

EAN5035673009291

eBay Product ID (ePID)108282187

Product Key Features

Film/TV TitleFun at St. Fanny's

ActorVera Day, Fred Emney, Miriam Karlin, Cardew Robinson, Davy Kaye

DirectorMaurice Elvey

FormatDVD

LanguageEnglish

Release Year2011

Run Time80 Mins

GenreGeneral, Comedy

Additional Product Features

CertificateU

Number of Discs1

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited Kingdom

Additional InformationDroll British farceur Fred Emney is the star of FUN AT ST. FANNY'S. Emney plays Dr. Septimus Jankers, headmaster of an exclusive boy's college. When the insititution is threatened with a shutdown instigated by its creditors, Dr. Jankers decides to 'shake down' a wealthy, middle-aged student threatening to withhold that worthy's long-overdue student accreditation. The overaged 'schoolboy' is played by music hall-TV comedian Cardew Robinson, who in 1956 was at the height of his popularity--so much so that he plays 'himself'. FUN AT ST. FANNY'S is chock full of the sort of healthily vulgar humour indigenous to the British stage of the 1940s and 1950s; even the title is a cheeky double-entendre.

Movie/TV TitleFun At St. Fanny's

Sound sourceDolby Digital

ScreenwriterFred Emney