Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Jeni Williams | ... | Joan (as Jeni Howarth Williams) |
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Denice Hope | ... | Mavis |
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Sophia Hatfield | ... | Sharon |
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Caroline Melliar-Smith | ... | Enid |
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Jimmy Allen | ... | Officer Foreman |
Paul Sockett | ... | Officer Jackson | |
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Hylton Collins | ... | Harry the Head-Ripper |
Kirsty Hitchinson | ... | Elizabeth | |
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Richard Dobson | ... | Fred |
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James Boyland | ... | Adam |
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Samantha Dawber | ... | Gigi |
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Richard Howell-Jones | ... | Tomkinson |
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Richard Sails | ... | Joe |
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Phil Seymour | ... | Frank |
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Lila Whelan | ... | Tara |
After the untimely death of her husband, shy Joan (a part-time cleaner) has to make money fast to keep from losing her home. She asks Fred, her sleazy boss, if she can work more hours - but instead, he takes on sexy air-head, Sharon and fires Joan. Now, she's forced to resort to extreme measures to avoid her home being repossessed. Aided by Sharon, and her two friends/former work-mates (65 year-old eccentric Enid, and desperate Mavis), Joan becomes the Madame of a do-it-yourself co-operative brothel... A brothel with no sex! Written by Ian Vernon
I bought this film last week and enjoyed it so much that I have watched it twice since. It's rare that there is a film about women doing their own thing and in control of their lives. What makes this movie so unusual is that it is so funny. I have not laughed this much in many many years. I still chuckle when I think of some of the scenes. I checked on IMDb and I cannot believe a man wrote this script. I'm not sure if it was at the cinema. If it was, I guessed I must have missed it which is a shame because I would've loved to see this with a big audience laughing along together. My husband watched it with me the second time around. He laughed more than me and even recommended it to our friends.