The Booze Cruise III: The Scattering

TV Movie
2006
1h 32m

IMDb RATING

6.9/10

186

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The Booze Cruise III: The Scattering (2006)

ComedyDrama

Rob has left Leone to move in with Jackie and does not attend Elsie's funeral with the others. Grace is keen to scatter her mother's ashes on her beloved Yorkshire moors and Leone and Cath p... Read allRob has left Leone to move in with Jackie and does not attend Elsie's funeral with the others. Grace is keen to scatter her mother's ashes on her beloved Yorkshire moors and Leone and Cath persuade Dave that they should accompany the couple and help them celebrate their 40th wedd... Read allRob has left Leone to move in with Jackie and does not attend Elsie's funeral with the others. Grace is keen to scatter her mother's ashes on her beloved Yorkshire moors and Leone and Cath persuade Dave that they should accompany the couple and help them celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary. Rob also invites himself along--as does Jackie, to his embarrassment, whi... Read all

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IMDb RATING

6.9/10

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Trivia
When the group gets lost and are looking at the sign-post, Rob (Neil Pearson) makes a big thing about not being able to pronounce "Wymondham". In fact, Pearson knows perfectly well that it is pronounced Windham: he went Woolverstone Hall school and there he regularly played rugby and other sports against Wymondham College.

Quotes
[at the crematorium, Grace has invited all the funeral guests back to her house]
Leone: Are you going back?
Cath: Yes, but not for long. We've got things to do, haven't we, Dave.
[Cath gives Dave a coy look]
Dave: Yeah.
Leone: She still got you at it, Dave?
Dave: Oh yes.
Cath: Don't be like that. A lot of men would kill to have as much sex as you're having.
Dave: A lot of men would *die* having as much sex as I'm having.
Cath: Well, it's your own fault.
Dave: Why's it my fault?
Cath: [to Leone] He's got low motility.
Leone: Oh, what's that?
Cath: It means he's got lazy sperm.
Dave: I haven't.
Cath: You have.
Dave: [shouts] There's nothing wrong with my sperm.
[funeral guests turn round and stare]
Cath: They're just like him - big lazy buggers. They should be whizzing about all over the place. Instead of which they're lying on the sofa watching Match of the Day.