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Rising Damp

  • Série télévisée
  • 1974–1978
  • 30min
NOTE IMDb
7,7/10
3 k
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Rising Damp (1974)
Rising Damp: Stage Struck
Lire trailer1:10
27 Videos
79 photos
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre languePopular sitcom set in a seedy bedsit lorded over by the mean, vain, boastful, cowardly, racist landlord Rigsby. In each episode, his conceits are debunked by his long-suffering tenants.Popular sitcom set in a seedy bedsit lorded over by the mean, vain, boastful, cowardly, racist landlord Rigsby. In each episode, his conceits are debunked by his long-suffering tenants.Popular sitcom set in a seedy bedsit lorded over by the mean, vain, boastful, cowardly, racist landlord Rigsby. In each episode, his conceits are debunked by his long-suffering tenants.

  • Casting principal
    • Leonard Rossiter
    • Don Warrington
    • Frances de la Tour
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • NOTE IMDb
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    3 k
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    • Casting principal
      • Leonard Rossiter
      • Don Warrington
      • Frances de la Tour
    • 24avis d'utilisateurs
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Victoire aux 1 BAFTA Award
      • 1 victoire et 3 nominations au total

    Épisodes28

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    Vidéos27

    Rising Damp: Stage Struck
    Trailer 1:10
    Rising Damp: Stage Struck
    Rising Damp: A Perfect Gentleman
    Trailer 1:35
    Rising Damp: A Perfect Gentleman
    Rising Damp: A Perfect Gentleman
    Trailer 1:35
    Rising Damp: A Perfect Gentleman
    Rising Damp: Fawcett's Python
    Trailer 1:45
    Rising Damp: Fawcett's Python
    Rising Damp: For The Man Who Has Everything
    Trailer 1:09
    Rising Damp: For The Man Who Has Everything
    Rising Damp: All Our Yesterdays
    Trailer 1:06
    Rising Damp: All Our Yesterdays
    Rising Damp: Series 3
    Trailer 0:39
    Rising Damp: Series 3

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    Leonard Rossiter
    Leonard Rossiter
    • Rigsby
    • 1974–1978
    Don Warrington
    Don Warrington
    • Philip
    • 1974–1978
    Frances de la Tour
    Frances de la Tour
    • Ruth
    • 1974–1978
    Richard Beckinsale
    Richard Beckinsale
    • Alan
    • 1974–1977
    Gabrielle Rose
    Gabrielle Rose
    • Brenda
    • 1975
    Derek Newark
    Derek Newark
    • Spooner
    • 1974–1975
    John Clive
    John Clive
    • Gwyn…
    • 1977–1978
    Helen Fraser
    • Bride…
    • 1975–1978
    Judy Buxton
    • Caroline
    • 1977
    Henry McGee
    Henry McGee
    • Seymour
    • 1975
    Peter Jeffrey
    Peter Jeffrey
    • Ambrose
    • 1978
    Deborah Watling
    Deborah Watling
    • Lorna
    • 1978
    Avis Bunnage
    Avis Bunnage
    • Veronica
    • 1978
    Brian Peck
    Brian Peck
    • Ron
    • 1978
    Liz Edmiston
    • Maureen
    • 1974
    George A. Cooper
    George A. Cooper
    • Cooper
    • 1975
    George Sewell
    George Sewell
    • Baker
    • 1975
    Larry Martyn
    Larry Martyn
    • Fred
    • 1975
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    didi-5

    wonderful

    'Rising Damp' is shown pretty regularly on TV all these years after production ceased on the series, which must be a testament to its staying power.

    Set in a grimy house where landlord Rigsby and his tenants (the refined Miss Jones, object of his affections; Alan, a long-haired student of medicine who never seemed to do anything useful; and Philip, a black man of tribal descent, possibly ...) rubbed along together week by week, with new lodgers coming and going, and Rigsby continuing his relentless pursuit of Miss Jones, 'Rising Damp' was pretty much perfect.

    Not dated at all when viewed recently, these are genuinely comic characters (especially the excellent performance of the peerless Leonard Rossiter as Rigsby) in amusing situations. Rather like Rigsby's cat, Vienna, we sit back and watch with interest as events unfold and entertain us.

    I loved it. Laurels all round (Frances de La Tour, who is an accomplished dramatic actress on stage aside from her comedy work here, as Miss Jones; Don Warrington, still around and not looking much older, as Philip; and lovely Richard Beckinsale, who sadly died in his early thirties at the end of the 1970s, as Alan) and long may the brown door and that tinkly pub piano theme grace our screens.
    9that_ealing_feeling

    Satire, not spleen

    Despite the fact that many posters seem to think Rising Damp was guilty of racism, the reverse was actually true. Don Warrington's character Philip was often the target of boorish remarks by Leonard Rossiter's landlord Rigsby (not really malicious by the standards of 1970s England, just ignorant: a real 1970s racist wouldn't rent a room in his own house to a black man anyway), but it's Rigsby that we find ridiculous, not Philip. Throughout the series, Philip is consistently portrayed as the most intelligent, charming, attractive, sophisticated and grown-up of all the characters, and he's certainly no deferential Uncle Tom. ... that's not racism, is it?
    8ikedy

    Leonard Rossiter's character (Rigsby) was created to be racist but his tenants were there to continually point out his ignorance. He was the star of the sitcom.

    The sitcom was indeed one of the best from Uk. A lot of people in Britain will be surprised to learn that the sitcom is often on TV in countries in Africa. I fell in love with it a long time ago when I first saw an episode in Africa. Just watched an episode on ITV today (2015) and could not stop laughing. Rigsby got into a boxing match with Philip. The plot was hilarious. I can understand why some people find the comedy racist in today's PC world.

    In my view the writers were using the sitcom to educate people with views similar to those of Rigsby back then. If they succeeded in changing the thinking a few such people then they achieved a lot. That crusade is still relevant today.

    I don't find it racist even after years in the Uk as a black man. Art is a great way to initiate change and in my view to seek to remove from TV anything that we perceive as controversial or uncomfortable is a wrong approach.
    10dgrahamwatson

    The likable bigot from the 1970's!,

    Rigsby was the third of the golden trio of bigots on British TV sit coms in the 70's, the others of course being Alf Garnet and Eddie Booth. Alf Garnet was an obnoxious and overbearing loud-mouth who never knew when to shut up ( he mellowed a bit by the 1980's in the revamped IN SICKNESS AND IN HEALTH). LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR was a comedy centered at all times on blatant "in your face" racial goading as well as infantile boorish insults that even back then was tiresome .

    I can't say this about RISING DAMP or the main character Rigsby. Sure racial remarks were part and parcel of Rigsbys repertoire.For example in one episode you only had to look at the expression on Rigsbys face to see what he was thinking when Philip said he did not like the color of an ashened face sick tenant, or the episode when Rigsby mocked hunger and poverty in Africa!

    However, by contrast with RISING DAMP you could also laugh at Rigsbys Scrooge like and eccentric behavior over money and his shortcomings when dealing with women; i.e his narcissistic obsession over Miss Jones is point in case. No matter how hard he worked he couldn't get this man hungry spinster to take an interest in him! In addition his pre WWII upbringing and social values were often at odds with the social changes in 1970's, i.e long haired students living on a grant. Also his insensitivity and impatience towards his tenants and their problems provided an extra dimension of comedy.

    In one episode he was trying to reason with a suicidal tenant to come down off his roof rather than jump then asked him while up there if he could straighten the TV aerial to improve the reception. This was a real party piece that had a Tony Hancock style of incompetence to it rather than it being mean spirited.

    He was not well educated but he was likable and despite obvious flaws in his character, when forced to, often displayed loyalty towards Alan and Philip despite there different values. For example in the episode PERMISSIVE SOCIETY he stood up and confronted an irate father of one of Alans girl friend's also, in the episode NIGHT OUT he stood no nonsense and made a fool of the waiter and insulted the owner.

    Lastly, women were not spared Rigsbys rudeness, the episode WINE AND ROSES he runs into an old battle-axe who he mistakingly thinks is his blind date. "I've never been so insulted in all my life" she barks, "well you should try to go out more often!" Rigsby snaps -- utterly hilarious. I.e. he spread his ignorance and rudeness evenly across class and gender boundaries! Politically incorrect? Of course, what isn't nowadays, yet, certainly watchable today which I can't say for TILL DEATH AS DO PART or LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR.
    10ShadeGrenade

    I.T.V.'s Best-Ever Sitcom

    'Rising Damp' was recently repeated on I.T.V.-1 in an afternoon slot, and some chump wrote an angry letter to 'Teletext', claiming that the show 'was axed due to its racist content'. Nobody bothered to correct him. 'Rising Damp' ran for four successful seasons in the '70's, only coming to an end because it had reached the end of its natural life. Yes, 'Rigsby' is ignorant when it comes to foreign cultures, but a racist? I think not. If he were, he'd never have tolerated Philip in his house, son of a chieftain or not. Besides, the complainant seems to have overlooked Frances De La Tour's wonderfully prissy 'Ruth', Don Warrington as the clever and charming Phillip, the late Richard Beckinsale as naive medical student 'Alan' and, of course, the magnificent, much-missed Leonard Rossiter as the seedy landlord 'Rigsby'. This superb cast, combined with the fabulous scripts by Eric Chappell, made 'Rising Damp' a classic, one that has not diminished with age. I pity those unable to appreciate its greatness.

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      The series was recorded entirely in the Yorkshire Television studios, in front of an audience, and featured no scenes on location.
    • Citations

      Rupert Rigsby: [Describing the state of the nation] This country gets more like the boiler room of the Titanic every day. Confused orders from the bridge, water sloshing around our ankles. The only difference is they had a band.

    • Connexions
      Featured in 40 Years of Laughter: The Sitcoms (1995)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 2 septembre 1974 (Royaume-Uni)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Royaume-Uni
    • Site officiel
      • Official Site
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Esto se hunde
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Yorkshire Television Studios, Studio Road, Kirkstall, Leeds, West Yorkshire, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni(Studio)
    • Société de production
      • Yorkshire Television (YTV)
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      • 30min
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      • Mono
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      • 1.33 : 1

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