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Dad's Army

The misadventures of a ragtag group of elderly Home Guard local defense volunteers at the onset of WW2.

Director

Norman Cohen

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Norcon

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Capt. Mainwaring

Sgt. Wilson

John Le Mesurier

L

Pte. Frazer

Pte. Walker

Pte. Godfrey

Pte. Pike

Mrs. Pike

Maj. Gen. Fullard

Bernard Archard

R.S.M.

Hodges

Reverend Timothy Farthing

Verger Maurice Yeatman

Edward Sinclair

Police Sergeant

Mrs. Hall

Peppery Old Gent - General Wilkins

Nazi General

Nazi Orderly

Staff Captain

Michael Knowles

Bert King

Mayor

German Radio Operator

George Roubicek

Nazi Photographer

Scott Fredericks

Nazi Pilot

Nazi Co-Pilot

Franz Van Norde

Radio Shop Assistant - Elliott

Girl In Bank - Miss King

A.A. Man

Inspector Hardcastle

Naval Officer - Lt. Short

John D. Collins

Marine Officer

Platoon

Desmond Cullum-Jones

Platoon - Private Sponge

Platoon

Platoon

Platoon

Platoon

Platoon

Platoon

Platoon

Platoon

Newsreader

Townsman

Self

Hostage

Townsman

German Corporal

Townsman

German Naval Officer

Townsman

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Cpt. George Mainwaring Sgt. Arthur Wilson A.r.p. Warden Hodges Verger Maurice Yeatman Maj. Gen. Fullard L. Cpl. Jack Jones Nazi Pilot Pvt. James Frazer Pvt. Frank Pike Pvt. Joe Walker Mavis Pike

How can those stupid British
ever hope to win? - Dad's Army

How can those stupid British ever hope to win?

- Morning.
- Good morning. - Dad's Army

- Morning. - Good morning.

- Morning, sir.
- Morning, Wilson. Wilson! - Dad's Army

- Morning, sir. - Morning, Wilson. Wilson!

- Morning, Miss King.
- Morning, Mr. Mainwaring. - Dad's Army

- Morning, Miss King. - Morning, Mr. Mainwaring.

What's the matter?
You look upset, general. - Dad's Army

What's the matter? You look upset, general.

Do you want to buy
any petrol coupons? - Dad's Army

Do you want to buy any petrol coupons?

Times of crisis always bring
natural-born leaders to the fore, Wilson. - Dad's Army

Times of crisis always bring natural-born leaders to the for...

Morning.
Oh, excuse me, uh, Padre. - Dad's Army

Morning. Oh, excuse me, uh, Padre.

Well you know what they say Where there's crowds there's business - Dad's Army

Well you know what they say Where there's crowds...

Just a minute Wilson Yes sir - Dad's Army

Just a minute Wilson Yes sir

Find something for Jones to do will you - Dad's Army

Find something for Jones to do will you

But we have one invaluable weapon in our armoury - Dad's Army

But we have one invaluable weapon in our armoury

Oh I suppose we shall sir Yes sir yes - Dad's Army

Oh I suppose we shall sir Yes sir yes

What's that supposed to be You said if we hadn't got anything else - Dad's Army

What's that supposed to be You said if we hadn't...

Why does he call you '' uncle'' - Dad's Army

Why does he call you '' uncle''

He's got a gun Yes I know I can see that sir yes - Dad's Army

He's got a gun Yes I know I can see that sir yes

Frank where have you been Your tea's been in the oven for over an hour - Dad's Army

Frank where have you been Your tea's been in the oven...

So half the platoon will be in the Novelty Rock Emporium - Dad's Army

So half the platoon will be in the Novelty Rock Emporium

Hang on I thought you said I could have the night off I've got a date - Dad's Army

Hang on I thought you said I could have the night off...

Now if anyone approaches you shout '' Halt who goes there '' - Dad's Army

Now if anyone approaches you shout '' Halt who...

Well men I've got some good news for you - Dad's Army

Well men I've got some good news for you

Back the van up, Jones. - Dad's Army

Back the van up, Jones.

Don't just stand there, Wilson. - Dad's Army

Don't just stand there, Wilson.

Thank you, Godfrey. I think we have enough
now. Just put it down and get to your post. - Dad's Army

Thank you, Godfrey. I think we have enough now. Just put it ...

There are five cartridges left. - Dad's Army

There are five cartridges left.

Excuse me, sir. - Dad's Army

Excuse me, sir.

Now, don't fire till I give the order. - Dad's Army

Now, don't fire till I give the order.

Who do you think you are We're the Local Defence Volunteers - Dad's Army

Who do you think you are We're the Local Defence...

Look, look. Like a lot
of little bees, aren't they? - Dad's Army

Look, look. Like a lot of little bees, aren't they?

Thank you. - Dad's Army

No sign of them yet, sir. - Dad's Army

No sign of them yet, sir.

Beautiful sunset, sir. - Dad's Army

Beautiful sunset, sir.

It's a beautiful land Wilson - Dad's Army

It's a beautiful land Wilson

Sorry, sir, have you got a light, please? - Dad's Army

Sorry, sir, have you got a light, please?

Hey! - Dad's Army

Look out below! - Dad's Army

Look out below!

You all right, sir? - Dad's Army

You all right, sir?

Just one thing Jones - Dad's Army

Just one thing Jones

Quick, Walker! Put the plug in! - Dad's Army

Quick, Walker! Put the plug in!

Quick Walker Put the plug in - Dad's Army

Quick Walker Put the plug in

Very smart, men. - Dad's Army

Very smart, men.

Staff car coming, sir. - Dad's Army

Staff car coming, sir.

Stop it! Somebody stop it!
Turn it off! - Dad's Army

Stop it! Somebody stop it! Turn it off!

Good Lord, it's that damn bank clerk! - Dad's Army

Good Lord, it's that damn bank clerk!

Good Lord it's that damn bank clerk - Dad's Army

Good Lord it's that damn bank clerk

Don't panic. - Dad's Army

It's all right, sir. It was one of ours.
Yes. - Dad's Army

It's all right, sir. It was one of ours. Yes.

Do you think you can help us? - Dad's Army

Do you think you can help us?

Very smart, men. - Dad's Army

Very smart, men.

All right, Jones,
you can stop it. We're here. - Dad's Army

All right, Jones, you can stop it. We're here.

It's that damn bank clerk! - Dad's Army

It's that damn bank clerk!

Don't panic, don't panic.
Back it up, back it up. - Dad's Army

Don't panic, don't panic. Back it up, back it up.

My dear fellow, I'm so sorry,
but I'm afraid we've ruined your tents. - Dad's Army

My dear fellow, I'm so sorry, but I'm afraid we�...

They're coming, sarge! - Dad's Army

They're coming, sarge!

Where's Captain Mainwaring? - Dad's Army

Where's Captain Mainwaring?

I've got the branch, sir,
but didn't seem to stop the boat, sir. - Dad's Army

I've got the branch, sir, but didn't seem to stop ...

Well, there's only one thing for it. - Dad's Army

Well, there's only one thing for it.

Good luck, sir. - Dad's Army

Good luck, sir.

Did you have a nice little chat
with the general, sir? - Dad's Army

Did you have a nice little chat with the general, sir?

Blimey, they're a bit early.
How far from home are we, Joe? - Dad's Army

Blimey, they're a bit early. How far from home are we, ...

Blimey that was quick I can hear a plane already - Dad's Army

Blimey that was quick I can hear a plane already

We are hit! - Dad's Army

You, pastor, go to the door.
Whoever it is, send him away. - Dad's Army

You, pastor, go to the door. Whoever it is, send him away.

Ah, good evening, vicar.
You can't come in. - Dad's Army

Ah, good evening, vicar. You can't come in.

You don't think he was referring to me
when he called us old men, do you, Wilson? - Dad's Army

You don't think he was referring to me when he called u...

Lieutenant Short, Royal Navy. - Dad's Army

Lieutenant Short, Royal Navy.

Uncle Arthur. - Dad's Army

I could have sworn that they would never break through the Maginot Line - Dad's Army

I could have sworn that they would never break through the...

Frazer stand behind him - Dad's Army

Frazer stand behind him

What is this? - Dad's Army

One. - Dad's Army

What the devil's happening in there? - Dad's Army

What the devil's happening in there?

Hello, Mr. Mainwaring.
We showed them, didn't we? - Dad's Army

Hello, Mr. Mainwaring. We showed them, didn't we?

Good morning, Mr. Mainwaring. - Dad's Army

Good morning, Mr. Mainwaring.

Why did you know that German's gun was empty after all - Dad's Army

Why did you know that German's gun was empty after all

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The misadventures of a ragtag group of elderly Home Guard local defense volunteers at the onset of WW2.

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Director: Norman Cohen

Writer: Jimmy Perry, David Croft

Production: Norcon

Genre: comedy, war

Year: 1971

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.8

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 01 Sep 1971

Awards: N/A

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