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Brit remakes of American films

Dog Day Afternoon set in a building society in Penge, but then it all falls apart in the final act as they realise they can get the op free on the NHS anyway.
 
Titanic panto style: Su Pollard as Rose, Julian Clary as Jack, Lily Savage as Rose's mum, Les Dawson as Molly Brown and Anne Widecombe as Old Rose.
 
Easy Rider - an epic 1970s journey on Choppers to Milton Keynes*

Zabriskie Point opening in an LSE seminar room, moving on to Hampstead Heath and the Clockwork Orange house, starring John Noakes and Valerie Singleton


* I like this better than my contribution seven years ago..
 
Guess Who's Coming To Dinner starring the Trueman family from Eastenders and Nick Griffin.
 
Huston We Have A Problem remade as Euston We Have A Problem, the boring story of a Manchester to Euston train that hits a problem at Watford, starring . . . . . . Dermot Morgan as the train driver, Ardal O'Hanlon as the guard and Frank Kelly as a signalman (all from Father Ted).
 
Well, yes, for some time the Nanny State had been trying to deal with the problem of economic stagnation.
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Soviet-era popular culture would be my Mastermind specialist subject. Or an unviable Stalinist/Maoist regime in Southeast Asia.
 
Of course, when it comes to tv, there are a whole load of brit remakes of US shows. Most of which are crappier versions of crap originals.
 
As for actual British remakes of US films, many of the early the Hammer horror films were remakes of the Universal horror films from the 30s.
 
As for actual British remakes of US films, many of the early the Hammer horror films were remakes of the Universal horror films from the 30s.

The source material for all of them would have been the likes of Mary Shelley and Bram Stoker, though, surely?
 
U- 571 with HMS Bulldog and U - 110 for added historical accuracy. Julian Clary to star as the salty sea captain and michael shumacher as the U boat Captain
 
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