BB'S MOVIES # 5
by BBJane Hudson
We always say: "The Second World War" ...
Me, I will, but it is worth remembering that the term "second" works when it is determined that nothing will come after, that there will be no " third ". Otherwise, it "second" to say. For what is a World War I would not bet my Tampax one is safe from another by the End of the World (we will not call "The First", since that it promises to be the only one - which you admit is a great comfort ...)
This is to come to our film of the day , Our Miss Fred (French title: None, because the tape is not released in our region), which takes place precisely during the Second World War, and more exactly when the invasion our beautiful country by the Teutonic hordes. That day, Fred Wimbush, Shakespearean actor performing his service in Northern France, is surprised by the invasion chleuse then he interprets the role of women in a show mounted by his comrades ragmen. The Krauts - which, as we know, are not very smart (even that one wonders how they made us take so long) - take it for a real lady, and push the inclairvoyance up the tease strand. Fearful of being taken for a spy, Fred prefers not to disabuse them. At the same time, not wishing to be Fridoline rosette by our nazis on a spree, he decided to return to his island jiffy home accompanied by a squad of schoolgirls came to what were the british tourism here. Follows a Great Mop of crossbred La Cage aux Folles , alertly tucked by Bob KELLETT and dominated by the flamboyant personality of its star: STREET Danny (who died last year To my dismay, even my mascara has not yet dried).
In England, the street was a veritable institution: the first transvestite named Officer of the British Empire. Bob HOPE saw him "the most glamorous woman of the World" , and the great Noel Coward once described as the "man the most professional, most witty, charming and most of the trade ". Curiously, Our Miss Fred is the only movie where he held the spotlight, what is regrettable in view of his talent crazy. In France, where, apart Benny Hill and Mr. Bean (add the Monty Python for good measure), entertainers have never had the English coast, it remains as gloriously as the unknown soldier of the same name, and that these other specialists comedy roast that are Spike Milligan Harry Secombe or .
The scene that follows may explain why Our Miss Fred never had the honor of holding hex: our brave compatriots will appear as fucking hillbillies, hard of thinking-and the restless calcified. It's like that throughout the film, which gives us a portrait pretty lackluster, if not fiercely defamatory, the people of Liberty, the kiss thicket, frog legs, and Nicolene SARKOYALE (or Ségol ROYZY, if you prefer ...) Our Miss Fred
crosses by way of two rural whom she tries to understand it is not that it looks in the hope that they will provide him with clothes better suited to his journey Outback in the open. Note the hilarious French accent of British actors playing our brave peasants. Note the striking similarity of the country with the green ch'ti Albion. Note the tragic mistakes that expose us to the language barrier when you do know the point span. Write down what you like, but do not miss this clip ... God save the
drag queen! ...
Me, I will, but it is worth remembering that the term "second" works when it is determined that nothing will come after, that there will be no " third ". Otherwise, it "second" to say. For what is a World War I would not bet my Tampax one is safe from another by the End of the World (we will not call "The First", since that it promises to be the only one - which you admit is a great comfort ...)
This is to come to our film of the day , Our Miss Fred (French title: None, because the tape is not released in our region), which takes place precisely during the Second World War, and more exactly when the invasion our beautiful country by the Teutonic hordes. That day, Fred Wimbush, Shakespearean actor performing his service in Northern France, is surprised by the invasion chleuse then he interprets the role of women in a show mounted by his comrades ragmen. The Krauts - which, as we know, are not very smart (even that one wonders how they made us take so long) - take it for a real lady, and push the inclairvoyance up the tease strand. Fearful of being taken for a spy, Fred prefers not to disabuse them. At the same time, not wishing to be Fridoline rosette by our nazis on a spree, he decided to return to his island jiffy home accompanied by a squad of schoolgirls came to what were the british tourism here. Follows a Great Mop of crossbred La Cage aux Folles , alertly tucked by Bob KELLETT and dominated by the flamboyant personality of its star: STREET Danny (who died last year To my dismay, even my mascara has not yet dried).
In England, the street was a veritable institution: the first transvestite named Officer of the British Empire. Bob HOPE saw him "the most glamorous woman of the World" , and the great Noel Coward once described as the "man the most professional, most witty, charming and most of the trade ". Curiously, Our Miss Fred is the only movie where he held the spotlight, what is regrettable in view of his talent crazy. In France, where, apart Benny Hill and Mr. Bean (add the Monty Python for good measure), entertainers have never had the English coast, it remains as gloriously as the unknown soldier of the same name, and that these other specialists comedy roast that are Spike Milligan Harry Secombe or .
The scene that follows may explain why Our Miss Fred never had the honor of holding hex: our brave compatriots will appear as fucking hillbillies, hard of thinking-and the restless calcified. It's like that throughout the film, which gives us a portrait pretty lackluster, if not fiercely defamatory, the people of Liberty, the kiss thicket, frog legs, and Nicolene SARKOYALE (or Ségol ROYZY, if you prefer ...) Our Miss Fred
crosses by way of two rural whom she tries to understand it is not that it looks in the hope that they will provide him with clothes better suited to his journey Outback in the open. Note the hilarious French accent of British actors playing our brave peasants. Note the striking similarity of the country with the green ch'ti Albion. Note the tragic mistakes that expose us to the language barrier when you do know the point span. Write down what you like, but do not miss this clip ... God save the
drag queen! ...
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