Horne A'Plenty 2017
Step into the nostalgic spotlight with *Horne A'Plenty* (2017), a heartfelt tribute to comedy legend Kenneth Horne, crafted by the same creative minds behind the West End smash *Round The Horne…Revisited*.
Director: Michael Kingsbury
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Horne A'Plenty (2017) about?
*Horne A'Plenty* pays homage to Kenneth Horne, the beloved comedian whose untimely passing left a void in British comedy. The film blends original scripts with nostalgic performances, capturing the spirit of Horne's iconic work while honoring his enduring influence on radio and television.
Who directed Horne A'Plenty?
The film was directed by Michael Kingsbury, known for his work in stage and screen adaptations of classic comedy.
Who stars in Horne A'Plenty?
The cast features Jonathan Rigby, Robin Sebastian, David Morley Hale, Charles Armstrong, and Kate Brown, delivering a mix of comedic and dramatic performances.
Is Horne A'Plenty (2017) worth watching?
With its sharp scripts, nostalgic charm, and a runtime that keeps the energy high, *Horne A'Plenty* is a delightful watch for fans of classic British comedy. It's a loving tribute that feels both fresh and timeless, making it well worth your time.
How long is Horne A'Plenty?
The runtime of *Horne A'Plenty* (2017) is 85 minutes.
About Horne A'Plenty (2017) — A Nostalgic Comedy Tribute to Kenneth Horne
Step into the nostalgic spotlight with *Horne A'Plenty* (2017), a heartfelt tribute to comedy legend Kenneth Horne, crafted by the same creative minds behind the West End smash *Round The Horne…Revisited*. Directed by Michael Kingsbury, this 85-minute stage-to-screen adaptation revives the wit and charm of Horne's iconic radio and television performances, blending homage with humor. With scripts penned by Johnnie Mortimer and Brian Cooke—who collaborated with Barry Took to shape one of British comedy's most beloved eras—the film captures the golden age of British entertainment through sharp dialogue and affectionate parody.
The atmosphere crackles with the energy of 1960s satire, where every scene pays tribute to Horne's unmistakable comedic genius while celebrating the legacy of a performer gone too soon. Kingsbury's direction ensures the film feels both timeless and intimate, making it a must-watch for fans of classic British comedy and anyone who appreciates the art of storytelling through laughter.