How do you mean, he likes your material?
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Billy Fisher:
Boon, Danny Boon, the television comedian. He's in town today opening the new supermarkets. I sent him some of me scripts. He's read 'em. He's read 'em and he likes 'em. Sent me this letter. Look. He's offered me a job in London. Scriptwriting. He likes my material. Alice Fisher:
How do you mean, he likes your material?
Boon, Danny Boon, the television comedian. He's in town today opening the new supermarkets. I sent him some of me scripts. He's read 'em. He's read 'em and he likes 'em. Sent me this letter. Look. He's offered me a job in London. Scriptwriting. He likes my material. Alice Fisher:
How do you mean, he likes your material?
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On Wednesday I think So he said
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Er darling Mmm
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Are you still coming for tea tomorrow
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Oh of course
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Oh well if you are
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there are some things we've got to get cleared up and implemented
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What things
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You know I've got a fairly vivid imagination don't you darling
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Well you have to have if you're going to be a scriptwriter
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Quite Well being a scriptwriter
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I'm perhaps at times a bit inclined
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to let my imagination run away with me
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as you know
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Movie Summary
A lazy, irresponsible young clerk (Sir Tom Courtenay) in provincial Northern England lives in his own fantasy world and makes emotionally immature decisions as he alienates friends and family.
Actors
Billy Fisher
Alice Fisher
