Father Came Too!

Father Came Too! is a 1963 British comedy film directed by Peter Graham Scott.^[1] It is a loose sequel to The Fast Lady. ^{[2] [3]}

Plot

Dexter (Stanley Baxter) and Juliet (Sally Smith) Munro are a married couple who move to a run-down cottage in hopes of escaping from Juliet's overbearing father,Sir Beverly Grant (James Robertson Justice). However, the couple is soon confronted by its new home's battered structure. Juliete's father offers help from a reputable building firm, but this help is refused by Dexter who wants to remain independent of Juliet's father. Dexter sees an ad in the local paper and employs Josh (Ronnie Barker) to do the work, the house is finished but eventually burns down because of Juliet's father who changes the fuses from 15 amp to 30 amp, causing the fire. Roddy (Leslie Phillips) saves the day who tells Dexter and Juliet that the council is building a motorway on their land so they can sell at a profit, and gives them the keys to a cottage in the adjoining field requiring no work.

Cast

• James Robertson Justice as Sir Beverly Grant
• Leslie Phillips as Roddy Chipfield
• Stanley Baxter as Dexter Munro
• Sally Smith as Juliet Munro
• Eric Barker as Mr. Gallagher
• Kenneth Cope as Ron
• Terry Scott as Executioner
• Hugh Lloyd as Mary, Queen of Scots
• Fred Emney as Sir Francis Drake
• Peter Jones as Charles II
• Ronnie Barker as Josh
• Philip Locke as Stan
• Timothy Bateson as Wally
• Cardew Robinson as Fire Officer
• Peter Woodthorpe as Farmer
• James Villiers as Benzil Bulstrode

References

External links

• Father Came Too! at the Internet Movie Database
• Father Came Too! at AllMovie