Please, what is this hazy, sexy memory1?!

[the midnight watch baboon]

Morning,

I've had a scene from something... not sure if it's TV or a film, UK or US... stuck in my head for a couple of days now and I can't remember what it's from, even though I can sort of picture and hear the faces and voices involved.

It's a group of guys spying on, or at least keenly watching a couple, who are getting off with each other with increasing vigour as the scene plays out, and the men watching are all going, 'he's gonna do her!' and that, but the group's head honcho keeps replying 'he's not gonna actually DO her'... it carries on in that fashion for a bit until the honcho finally admits, 'okay, he IS gonna do her/MIGHT do her!'.


All details are sketchy, anyone know what the Dickenson I'm on about?

Kind regards,

tmwb.

[alcoholic messiah]

Gotta be this, right?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089670/quotes?qt0264359

[the midnight watch baboon]

Shit yeah! I had misremembered several details, but it is that! Thank you, true messiah.

[VegaLA]

There are some classic lines in that film.
I like how IMDB refer to Mel Smith's cockney banter as "Gibberish"!

[rudi]

How did you get that from that?!?

You're a dangerous man, alco; them's wizard skilz...

[the midnight watch baboon]

It wasn't THAT far from what I remembled.

It iz a skilz film though

[biggytitbo]

I like how bizarre their children are, especially Audrey. European vacation is on the face of it a crass wallow in comic stereotypes, but that does it a disservice. It's actually a brilliantly sly satire on American ignorance and stupidity, each ludicrous national stereotype is actually holding a mirror up to Americas own insular small world view. Probably.

[alan nagsworth]

Damn. I came here to suggest that it was 'Kentucky Fried Movie'.

[rudi]

I like how bizarre their children are, especially Audrey. European vacation is on the face of it a crass wallow in comic stereotypes, but that does it a disservice. It's actually a brilliantly sly satire on American ignorance and stupidity, each ludicrous national stereotype is actually holding a mirror up to Americas own insular small world view. Probably.

yeah, I think that's an arguab;e point. The family certainly don't come out of it well.