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An English deal in city, 1954. Harold (Graves) takes a accommodation in the Beasley household. All seems marvellous, but then Mrs Beasley (Julie Walters – ‘Call me Mum’) slips into the sheets with him, and won’t capture no for an answer. The guy of the bagnio remains oblivious, but the 13-year-former daughter begins to wiggle ideas of her own, and Harold finds himself in a pickle. Ilk The Young Poisoner’s Handbook, this first main film maliciously satirises the sexual hypocrisy of the just the same from time to time. Walters, needless to add, takes preoccupied advantage of the material.