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It was a fun movie.
I saw in the credits it was an idea by Jimmy Carr.
Seems like it was a Downtown Abbey parody.
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imagine if she was your cousin
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>>222331533
Yeah, it was fun. And it is clearly goofing on Downton Abbey(which had a movie in theater at the same time) but more generally the idea of period dramas
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Is this Jimmy Carr guy someone I should check out? I've seen maybe a couple Reels of him doing crowd work, but what about his specials (if he has any)?
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>>222331644
I've never watched Downton Abbey, but it seems like something that doesn't want to die. It thas been running forever, and then they do 3 (three) movies too?
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>>222331533
Can this be credited to the parody comedies revival genre?
Lot a little visual gags here and there that could remind you of ZAZ comedies.



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