CONFESSIONS OF A WINDOW CLEANER MOVIE
CONFESSIONS OF A WINDOW CLEANER SERIES

Today, the Confessions series has mixed reviews among the British public. After Holiday Camp, there were plans to make a fifth and sixth movie, but there were massive complications behind the scenes and even rumours of script plagiarism, so the distributing company dismissed the series a couple of months into the production of the fifth movies. There wasn't going to be officially only four films in the franchise. Confessions from a Holiday Camp (1977) - Sid and Tim work at a summer camp, that's home to lazy workers that sit around the pool a lot, until a new owner appears and terrorizes everyone, so Tim suggests that a beauty contest should take place to keep the summer camp civil.They decide on a rugby match between the employees. Confessions of a Driving Instructor (1976) - Sid and Tim have successfully set up a driving school, but a rival school nearby is having none of it.Timmy eventually becomes a member and is the attraction of many fangirls, despite not having much talent other than window cleaning. Confessions of a Pop Performer (1975) - Sid decides to be the manager of a new rock band he overhears playing in a pub.Somehow, this leads to Tim gaining an active sex life with many of the housewives he works for, including a lesbian, because they believe that that was what he was also visiting them for. Confessions of a Window Cleaner (1974) - Tim becomes a window cleaner, with the help of Sid, and is told to work until he fully 'satisfies' all his customers.series that was released a year after the first film.

CONFESSIONS OF A WINDOW CLEANER MOVIE

Confessions is perhaps the most successful British sex film series of all time, and spawned several movie expies, such as the very popular Adventures of.

The series was really popular with British audiences, although very low-budgeted as a whole, and often beat out many blockbuster films that were released at the time - much to many critics' disgust. He goes through several jobs throughout the series that are set up for him by his brother-in-law, Sid Noggett, and successfully has his way with several of his female clients. Lea (portrayed by Robin Askwith throughout the series) is a lovable loser that seems to be in the right place at the right time. series were a 1970s quadrilliogy about the misadventures of Timothy Lea, which are based on the supposed novel accounts by the character himself (actually written by frequent sex comedy author Christopher Wood). Often nicknamed the Ur-Example of Awful British Sex Comedies, the Confessions of a.

Confessions of a window cleaner