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Three Men in a Boat

1956

Action / Comedy / Romance

Three Men in a Boat

1956

Action / Comedy / Romance

Available in: 720p.BluRay 1080p.BluRay

33% AUDIENCE · 50 ratings

5.3/10 · 497

720p.BluRay 1080p.BluRay

river thames boat

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Plot summary

Three London gentlemen take a vacation rowing down the Thames, encountering various mishaps and misadventures along the way.

Director

Ken Annakin

Top cast

Adrienne Corri as Clara

Campbell Cotts as Mr. Porterhouse

Laurence Harvey as George

Martita Hunt as Mrs. Willis

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

836.69 MB

1280*544

English 2.0

Approved

24 fps

1 hr 31 min

Seeds ...

1.52 GB

1920*816

English 2.0

Approved

24 fps

1 hr 31 min

Seeds ...

Comments 2

Registered_User 793 days ago

Thanks! I did not know about the TV show!

Registered_User 794 days ago

You should see the 1975 version starring Michael Palin and Tim Curry. It's on youtube.

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IMDb reviews

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1 / 10

1/10. Jut read the damn book

R T

1/10. Jut read the damn book.

5 / 10

I tried rating before and there was an

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I tried rating before and there was an error. Saw it on TCM.

6 / 10

Could Have Been Better

TondaCoolwal

When I saw this film advertised on Talking Pictures, I just had to watch it. I think I saw it as a child many years ago; but in the meantime I had read the…

When I saw this film advertised on Talking Pictures, I just had to watch it. I think I saw it as a child many years ago; but in the meantime I had read the book and wanted to compare the interpretation. To be honest, I didn't find the book that funny despite the opinion of many critics down the years. I had an interest because I'm from Walsall, Jerome K Jerome's home town (didn't his parents have any imagination!). Anyhow, as mentioned elsewhere, the film has little in common with the book. Some of the scenarios used e.g. the picnic, are related as happening to acquaintances rather than the main characters themselves. Having said that, the tin of pineapples scene was pretty faithfully rendered. So far as casting goes, I think they got it about right. I had no problems with Laurence Harvey as George, and thought he was an effective counter to David Tomlinson's bumbling and Jimmy Edward's bull-in-a-china shop approach. Although the slapstick episodes did become tedious.The females were of course window dressing. Jill Ireland played her vacant self, and Shirley Eaton was a bit too modern for the era. Particularly in the bath scene! Strangely, Lisa Gastoni was the only one who convinced (what happened to her?) Martita Hunt, never a beauty, but always a beautiful performance, gave us her usual character; the matriarch. And I wonder if she was ever in anything other than period costume dramas? The Hampton Court Maze scene was the best, with a host of British character actors running around wildly trying to get out. In all it wasn't a bad movie. Like the book, it sought to convey a picture of an idyllic England, long-since vanished. Although in reality, such a vision only ever existed for the privileged few. A true representation of the book would be difficult to reproduce, and probably wouldn't be half as interesting. Coincidentally, when I worked at a college some years ago, three students retraced the journey down the Thames in a boat one summer vac. Like in the film, it apparently rained a lot!

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