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The Family Way

Compassionate look at the troubles of two young newlyweds, whose marriage has yet to be consummated.

Director

John Boulting, Roy Boulting

Year

Genre

comedy, drama, romance

Box Office

N/A

Production

Jambox

Awards

6 wins

Jenny Piper

Liz Piper

Leslie Piper

Uncle Fred

Wilfred Pickles

Ezra Fitton

Lucy Fitton

Marjorie Rhodes

Arthur Fitton

Geoffrey Fitton

Joe Thompson

Molly Thompson

Eddie

The Vicar

Thorley Walters

Mr. Hutton, the Travel Agent

Mr. Phillips, his assistant

Robin Parkinson

Dora

The Marriage Guidance Counsellor

Mr. Stubbs, the Housing Officer

Miss Hunt, his secretary

Maureen O'Reilly

Len

Mrs. Bell

Hazel Bainbridge

Mrs. Pike

Mrs. Ross

Mrs. Stone

Mrs. Lee

Mrs. Harris

Onlooker in Crowd

Pauline Chamberlain

Man in Crowd

Guest at Wedding Reception

Geoffrey Hibbert

Fish and Chip Van Proprietor

a film scene from 'Morgan a Suitable Case For Treatment'

Neighbour

Guest at Wedding Reception

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Ezra Fitton Molly Thompson Lucy Fitton Geoffrey Fitton Liz Piper Mrs. Harris Mrs. Lee

- Four
- Pair of jacks. - The Family Way

- Four - Pair of jacks.

Call. - The Family Way

Out. - The Family Way

Deal me out.
I'll be back for the next turn. - The Family Way

Deal me out. I'll be back for the next turn.

Same game, five card stud. - The Family Way

Same game, five card stud.

Keep the money,
just give me my horse. - The Family Way

Keep the money, just give me my horse.

- Who was shooting?
- It turned into a hanging party. - The Family Way

- Who was shooting? - It turned into a hanging party.

Hey, George.
Wake up and get out here. - The Family Way

Hey, George. Wake up and get out here.

How come you didn't hear
when they dumped me there? - The Family Way

How come you didn't hear when they dumped me there?

They weren't just five men, they
were a mob. I tried to stop them. - The Family Way

They weren't just five men, they were a mob. I tried to...

You know anything about this? - The Family Way

You know anything about this?

Maybe you're right at that. - The Family Way

Maybe you're right at that.

- Morning, Mr Evers.
- Hello, Van. - The Family Way

- Morning, Mr Evers. - Hello, Van.

What are you doing out in the sun?
You sleep all day. - The Family Way

What are you doing out in the sun? You sleep all day.

Here I am. How do I look? - The Family Way

Here I am. How do I look?

You two have been fighting
each other for years. - The Family Way

You two have been fighting each other for years.

Pair of fives. Nine. - The Family Way

Pair of fives. Nine.

Some men never grow up do they - The Family Way

Some men never grow up do they

Fred Carson must be
keeping banking hours. - The Family Way

Fred Carson must be keeping banking hours.

Stay out of there!
I'm going for help. - The Family Way

Stay out of there! I'm going for help.

- What the hell is that?
- Looks like Stoney had an accident. - The Family Way

- What the hell is that? - Looks like Stoney had an accident...

That's no accident.
He's been strangled. - The Family Way

That's no accident. He's been strangled.

I've seen strikes before. They eat
a town up alive. Like a snake. - The Family Way

I've seen strikes before. They eat a town up alive. Lik...

- Can you find me a room?
- Mama figured you'd be back. - The Family Way

- Can you find me a room? - Mama figured you'd be back.

- Hello, Van.
- Mr Evers. - The Family Way

- Hello, Van. - Mr Evers.

- I thought this was a barber shop.
- What changed your mind? - The Family Way

- I thought this was a barber shop. - What changed your mind...

If I got you for one bell,
what do I get for two? - The Family Way

If I got you for one bell, what do I get for two?

- Good afternoon, Miss Langford.
- Afternoon, girls. - The Family Way

- Good afternoon, Miss Langford. - Afternoon, girls.

"Miscellaneous" is $20.
What's "miscellaneous"? - The Family Way

"Miscellaneous" is $20. What's "miscella...

- I'm sorry you came back.
- I thought we were friends. - The Family Way

- I'm sorry you came back. - I thought we were friends.

Good evening, ma'am. - The Family Way

Good evening, ma'am.

That could've led to trouble
in this town. - The Family Way

That could've led to trouble in this town.

Hey, you!
Gimme a hand, quick. Come on. - The Family Way

Hey, you! Gimme a hand, quick. Come on.

- What do you want, Dad?
- I think I'll just have some coffee. - The Family Way

- What do you want, Dad? - I think I'll just have some ...

There's a right place to stop. - The Family Way

There's a right place to stop.

Everybody ought to have somebody
to say goodbye. Even you, Mace. - The Family Way

Everybody ought to have somebody to say goodbye. Even you, M...

Watch this, sweetheart. - The Family Way

Watch this, sweetheart.

If he was after us, we'd be dead. - The Family Way

If he was after us, we'd be dead.

"The wicked flee
where no man pursueth." - The Family Way

"The wicked flee where no man pursueth."

You know, I'm tired of shooting
at tin cans and bottles. - The Family Way

You know, I'm tired of shooting at tin cans and bottles...

Six out of six.
Can't do better than that. - The Family Way

Six out of six. Can't do better than that.

If every preacher was something else
first, I wonder what he was. - The Family Way

If every preacher was something else first, I wonder what he...

Sam! I'll bank the fire. Go on home. - The Family Way

Sam! I'll bank the fire. Go on home.

It's all this sitting and reading and thinking - The Family Way

It's all this sitting and reading and thinking

Remember Mrs Evans the one that lived up canal - The Family Way

Remember Mrs Evans the one that lived up canal

Bring a glass for your friend.
I think he'll need it. - The Family Way

Bring a glass for your friend. I think he'll need it.

Now it's reserved
for just you and me. - The Family Way

Now it's reserved for just you and me.

- Finish your drink.
- You have to start it to finish it. - The Family Way

- Finish your drink. - You have to start it to finish it.

I hate to go in there. - The Family Way

I hate to go in there.

- What would you do if I gave it back?
- I'd load it right back up again. - The Family Way

- What would you do if I gave it back? - I'd load it ri...

Stop it, you crazy fools. - The Family Way

Stop it, you crazy fools.

I don't care what side you're on,
don't take it here. - The Family Way

I don't care what side you're on, don't take ...

I can't cover the side
of the street from here. - The Family Way

I can't cover the side of the street from here.

I'm glad you didn't listen to yourself
and leave that home. - The Family Way

I'm glad you didn't listen to yourself and leave t...

Sounds like the war is over,
and without me, too. - The Family Way

Sounds like the war is over, and without me, too.

Would you say there was anything odd - The Family Way

Would you say there was anything odd

You had to do it,
if you're to keep up with Poe. - The Family Way

You had to do it, if you're to keep up with Poe.

Every blessed morning - The Family Way

Every blessed morning

George! - The Family Way

Pete, get someone
from the Marshal's office, quick. - The Family Way

Pete, get someone from the Marshal's office, quick.

The man they dug that one for
ought to be buried over there. - The Family Way

The man they dug that one for ought to be buried over there.

"'Vengeance is mine,'
sayeth the Lord." - The Family Way

"'Vengeance is mine,' sayeth the Lord."

I sure wouldn't want your job. - The Family Way

I sure wouldn't want your job.

- Where is he?
- Over at Doc's house. - The Family Way

- Where is he? - Over at Doc's house.

I talked to Mr Evers
before he went home. - The Family Way

I talked to Mr Evers before he went home.

One for you, Nick. - The Family Way

One for you, Nick.

You'd do a job for 'im - The Family Way

You'd do a job for 'im

Mr Rudd's the man we've been
looking for, Mr Evers, the killer. - The Family Way

Mr Rudd's the man we've been looking for, Mr Evers...

Give me a kiss.
That'll last me a week. - The Family Way

Give me a kiss. That'll last me a week.

It says 'ere - The Family Way

He walked through 'ere like it were a public convenience - The Family Way

He walked through 'ere like it were a public...

It's life lad - The Family Way

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Compassionate look at the troubles of two young newlyweds, whose marriage has yet to be consummated.

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Director: John Boulting, Roy Boulting

Writer: Bill Naughton, Roy Boulting, Jeffrey Dell

Production: Jambox

Genre: comedy, drama, romance

Year: 1966

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 7.3

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 06 Jan 1967

Awards: 6 wins

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