Author:John Finnemore,Benedict Cumberbatch,Roger Allam,Stephanie Cole,Full Cast,John Finnemore
Stephanie Cole, Benedict Cumberbatch, Roger Allam and John Finnemore star in the hit sitcom about the tiny charter airline for whom no job is too small, but many, many jobs are too difficult.
In this festive special, it's Christmas morning on board MJN Air, so get dressed, you merry gentlemen! But when Carolyn decides to schedule an extra stop-off to the Hawaiian island of Molokai, Arthur has just seven minutes to celebrate the big day. How can Douglas and Martin make this the best Christmas Arthur's ever had, when all they have on board are some chocolate raisins and a Russian oligarch?
With special guest Ben Willbond (Horrible Histories).
Written by John Finnemore (The News Quiz, That Mitchell and Webb Sound).
‘The more I listen to John Finnemore's Cabin Pressure, the more I think what a stonking masterpiece it is. Perfect in every department.’ – Philip Pullman
The more I listen to John Finnemore's Cabin Pressure, the more I think what a stonking masterpiece it is. Perfect in every department.
—— Philip PullmanRichard Webber's book is a chronological trawl through the Carry On series covering everything from early successes like Carry On Sergeant, to classics like Carry On up the Khyber ... our most enduring films have been about getting nookie at all costs and the consolations of the biscuit tin. The French got Truffaut, we got Bisto. Bring it on
—— Sunday Timesenjoyable
—— Sunday TelegraphIn this sympathetic, well-researched history, Richard Webber retrieves some of the more lubricious lines lost to the British Board of Censors ... the Carry Ons have become a part of British film history, like Hitchcock and Hammer horror. As vulgar as flock wallpaper, as cheap as fish and chips, they hold a special place in the hearts of young and old alike
—— Telegraphfascinating
—— GT (Gay Times)Webber understands the Carry On phenomenon entirely: how it's all about the oddness, the dowdiness, the sheer physical uncomfortableness of the British - and their frank terror of sex, best coped with by laughing at it.
—— Sunday TimesA trip down what's to many of us a happily familiar lane
—— Sunday TelegraphSean Wilentz makes us think about Bob Dylan's half-century of work in new ways. Combining a scholar's depth with a sense of mischief appropriate to the subject, Wilentz hears new associations in famous songs and sends us back to listen to Dylan's less familiar music with fresh insights. By focusing on the parts of Dylan's canon that most move him, Wilentz getsstraight to the heart of the matter. If you thought there was nothing new to say about Bob Dylan's impact on America, this book will make you think twice
—— Bill Flanagan, Editorial Director: MTV NetworksSean Wilentz's beautiful book sets a new standard for the cultural history of popular music in America
—— Leon WieseltierUnlike so many Dylan-writer-wannabes and phony 'encyclopedia' compilers, Sean Wilentz makes me feel he was in the room when he chronicles events that I participated in. Finally a breath of fresh words founded in hardcore, intelligent research
—— Al Kooper, musician, record producer and Bob Dylan collaboratorWriting about Bob Dylan's music, and fitting it into the great crazy quilt of American culture, Sean Wilentz sews a whole new critical fabric, part history, part close analysis, and all heart. What he writes, as well as anyone ever has, helps us enlarge Dylan's music by reckoning its roots, its influences, its allusive spiritual contours
—— Jay Cocks, screenwriter for THE AGE OF INNOCENCE and THE GANGS OF NEW YORKIt throws up a wealth of unexpected connections.
—— Ian Thomson , Spectator, Christmas round upDid you know Bob Dylan loves Eileen Aroon? One of the many facts in Bob Dylan in America.
—— Patrick McCabe , Irish Times, Christmas round upThe result is a broad and brilliantly illuminating appreciation of Dylan as both performer and songwriter up to the present day
—— Belfast News LetterSo charming and so acute that one cannot help forgiving him
—— Daily ExpressYou need to read this - period
—— Fact