Let's Get Laid 1978
Returning home after World War II, demobbed soldier Gordon Laid steps onto a ship bound for England where fate—and a striking resemblance—intertwine his destiny with a traveling theatre troupe.
Director: James Kenelm Clarke
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Let's Get Laid* (1978) about?
*Let's Get Laid* follows Gordon Laid, a soldier returning from World War II whose life takes a chaotic turn when he's mistaken for a member of a theatre troupe. Before long, he's caught up in murders, espionage, and a bizarre plot involving a supernatural cigarette lighter. Directed by James Kenelm Clarke, the film turns a simple case of mistaken identity into a madcap adventure full of twists and laughs.
Who directed *Let's Get Laid*?
James Kenelm Clarke directed *Let's Get Laid*. Known for blending comedy with offbeat plots, Clarke helms this 1978 adventure with a distinctly British sense of humour.
Who stars in *Let's Get Laid*?
The film features a standout cast including Fiona Richmond, Robin Askwith, Anthony Steel, Graham Stark, and Linda Hayden, with Roland Curram rounding out the ensemble.
Is *Let's Get Laid* (1978) worth watching?
If you love offbeat British comedies with a dash of espionage absurdity, *Let's Get Laid* is a hidden gem worth tracking down. While not a critical darling, its quirky premise and energetic pacing make it a fun watch for fans of 70s farce and wartime capers.
How long is *Let's Get Laid*?
*Let's Get Laid* runs for 90 minutes.
About Let's Get Laid (1978) — WWII Spy Comedy with a Twist and a Troupe
Returning home after World War II, demobbed soldier Gordon Laid steps onto a ship bound for England where fate—and a striking resemblance—intertwine his destiny with a traveling theatre troupe. As mistaken identity spirals into chaos, Gordon finds himself at the heart of a bizarre murder mystery and a high-stakes espionage plot revolving around a deceptively ordinary cigarette lighter with electrical powers. Directed by James Kenelm Clarke, *Let's Get Laid* (1978) blends wartime nostalgia with cheeky British comedy, transforming a simple travel mishap into a zany, stage-bound showdown between spies, police, and Gordon's uncanny lookalike. The film crackles with 70s satire and offbeat energy, where every scene crackles with unexpected twists and a playful subversion of classic spy tropes.
This delightfully absurd romp isn't just a comedy—it's a time capsule of British eccentricity, packed with sharp timing, over-the-top performances, and a plot that spirals faster than a music hall farce. With a cast led by Fiona Richmond and Robin Askwith, *Let's Get Laid* delivers a memorable mix of wartime grit and knockabout humour, culminating in a climactic finale that merges espionage intrigue with the bright lights of the stage. It's a film that thrives on absurdity, where the real mystery isn't who's pulling the strings, but how Gordon will ever get laid—or at least out of this mess.