' Have you seen my grandmother?' asked the little boy. ' There are only goannas here, ' replied the station master. ' Is your grandmother a goanna?' One day a little boy sets out to visit his grandmother. But each station he comes to is full of a different sort of animal, & his grandmother is not a gorilla, or an elephant, or a walrus
- or a goanna!
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Double bill of Diana Dors comedies from the early 1950s. In ' Is Your Honeymoon Really Necessary?' (1953), Laurie Vining (Bonar Colleano) is looking forward to a romantic honeymoon in London with his new bride Gillian (Diana Decker). Unfortunately for him, however, his ex-wife Candy (Dors) chooses this moment to question the legality of their divorce. Lawyer Frank Bettertorn (David Tomlinson) is brought in to resolve matters
- only to find himself in a compromising position of his own. In ' My Wife's Lodger' (1952), soldier Willie Higginbotham (Dominic Roche) returns home after six years in service to find that his wife Maggie (Olive Sloane) has turned their home into a boarding house. Willie quickly develops a bitter enmity with smooth-talking Roger the Lodger (Leslie Dwyer). Dors plays Eunice, the Higginbothams' alluring daughter.
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The curiously named Isamay, a would-be academic, is trying to write a coherent thesis about grandmothers in history
- from Sarah
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The curiously named Isamay, a would-be academic, is trying to write a coherent thesis about grandmothers in history, while constantly ambushed by the secrets her own family has been keeping. An only child, she is named after her grandmothers, Isa & May, who were there at her birth & who have formed & influenced her in very different ways. ...