A 2012 British Comedy written and directed by Ray Cooney, based on his 1983 play, that follows a man (Danny Dyer) being happily married to two women (Sarah Harding and Denise van Outen) as he works as a taxi driver and tries to balance his two marriages.
The movie also stars Neil Morrissey, Kellie Shirley, Christopher Biggins, Lionel Blair, Nicholas Le Prevost, Ben Cartwright, Derek Griffiths, Nick Wilton, and Jeffrey Holland.
It was released on May 19, 2012.
Tropes for the film:
- Alliterative Name:
- Gary Gardner.
- Stephanie Smith.
- Awful British Sex Comedy: The film is adapted from a 1980s theatrical sex farce, with little attempt to update the story and setting to reflect changing societal mores in the intervening three decades.
- Cameo Cluster: The movie is notable for having a lot of stars appear in cameos, including Rolf Harris as a busker, Bernard Cribbins as a hospital patient, and Judi Dench as a bag lady. The cameos are so numerous that they even served as the final roles for big-name actors Rona Anderson, Francis Matthews, Bill Pertwee, Donald Sinden, and Frank Thornton.
- Tagline: "John loved having a wife so much, he got two of them".
