Ladies Who Do

A Really Entertaining and Funny British Old Black & White Movie, with a Great Cast. I Enjoyed Watching this Movie years ago when I saw it as a teenager in the 70s, and it brought back those funny memories of the battleaxe char woman with the hair net & curlers..😅 Watching it all these years later the storyline is as good now as it was then.! An Entertaining and Funny British Movie, with Peggy Mount At her laughable Best.! Oh, and that inc' A Funny rendition from the Oh so talented 'Ron Moody' Recommed you Watch.!!!

I saw this delightful movie in the late 60's. I do wish that the film industry in other countries, including the United States, could follow the English guidelines in creating a truly funny film. One of the many things that made this movie so funny and outstanding was the lack of four letter words and bedroom scenes. The producer and director of "Women Who Do" proved that four char ladies and their co-hart who play the stock market can create a delightful plot. Even though it has been so many years ago, when they took over the board room I had tears rolling down my face from laughing so hard. What do fans of English comedy,like this, do to get to see more movies like this? Or, what do we do to get to see this movie again? I truly loved every minute of this movie. Bettye Coleman

Mrs. Cragg, a cleaning lady, inadvertently picks up some inside trading information that could earn a fortune. The idea to repeat the action spawns a company; 'Ladezudu.'

A nice comedy of working class makes good. Some good gags and excellent physical humour. In the end when the rags have made their riches they become the ones wanting to exploit the poor.

If you want to know what 1960s working class looked like this is a good start.

I liked Mrs Parish.

After accidentally acquiring details of a corporate purchase, cleaner Mount and her friends, including finance whizz Morley, decide to set up a company to use this and other information to make stocks and shares trade killings.

Sweet, simple and very British, this is fun enough with Mount wonderful as the world's grumpiest bag with a heart of gold supported by an impressive array of British character actors.

Quality comedy from 1963. Even all these years later it's still wonderfully funny, and gloriously sentimental. All of the actors play to their strengths, Peggy Mount is the domineerinf, brash lead, Miriam Karlin is the shop steward, Harry H. Corbett is the rags to riches businessman, and Robert Morley is the bumbling Colonel.

A story that would have been very relevant at the time, many houses were pulled down, with people forced to move out. Plenty of laughs throughout, with such a cast as this, it was never going to fail was it. 9/10