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Based on novel before turning ape.
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This is all so sad, I just wanna kwai...
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Ah ha! You build blidge now!! More work faster third-class Blitish workers!!
as said in other quiz thread, this was the one where the composer's Oscar propped up the consertatory door.
"...Stand fast...!"
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'All wawk and no play, makes Jack a dall bowy'.
But not a dull Bowie, which is a different flick, Mr. Lawrence.
But not that other Lawrence which is a different flick again.
My copy of the LP in vinyl is a Japanese import with notes in Japanese.
'Which I can't read.
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All these clues are telling me that I'm all wrong about it thinking it is based on a song by Bobbi Gentry.
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"Enjoyably colourful flagwaver, from a time when films meant entertainment. If this were made today, it would probably be filled with repugnant cowardly adolescent anti-heroes, snivelling on about how "war is hell" and wallowing in the mud, instead of just getting on with the job with a chipper smile, and whistling along with their chums."
(Les Hall-Dawson - "As I See It": Autobiography Pt 9 - 1968)
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British POWs in Asia during WWII. The theme music is a classic.
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