Bill Kerr

We present

Tony Hancock, Sidney James, Bill Kerr, Hattie Jakes and Kenneth Williams in...

Hancock's Half Hour.

More cornflakes, Mr. Hancock?

Oh, stone me.

Isn't it marvellous?

That was Hancock's Half Hour, starring Tony Hancock with Sidney James, Bill Kerr, Hattie Jakes and Kenneth Williams.

Theme and incidental music composed and conducted by Wally Stott.

So who do we go to? We go to the publicity photos for the two lead guests.

Now, Giles Kent, that is definitely based on an actual photograph of Bill Kerr, but evidently he decided that Bill Kerr's costume in The Enemy of the World was far too boring for the cover of a book, and invented this weird uniform with shoulder flashes and emblems and all kinds of things.

And when you put him in front of a totally invented bank of computers with an erupting volcano at the back, you think, is he the titular enemy of the world? Well, spoilers, it turns out he kind of is, but that's supposed to be an episode six twist.

Is this as bad as the Ark of Infinity cover? No, nothing is as bad as the Ark of Infinity cover.

Yeah, well, I'll let you come back to it.

That's like- Bill Kerr.

Bill Kerr, there you

go.

Sorry, anyway.

That was quite Bill Kerr.

Yeah, Bill Kerr.

I listened to the radio.

It's called The Americans Hit Town.

We present Tony Hancock, Sidney James, Bill Kerr, Hattie Jakes and Kenneth Williams in...

Hancock's half hour.

Mr. Hancock, Mr. Hancock, have you seen the papers? Oh, Mr.

Come on, let's get in the wall.

Oh, yes.

That was Hancock's Half Hour, starring Tony Hancock, with Sidney James, Bill Kerr, Hattie Jakes and Kenneth Williams.

Theme and incidental music composed and conducted by Wally Stott.

It's called Hancock School.

We present Tony Hancock, Sidney James, Bill Kerr, Hattie Jakes and Kenneth Williams in...

Hancock's Half Hour.

Now, come on, William.

right.

B-I-L-Y-C-U-R.

Bill Kerr.

Not bad.

How cute.

I mean, the movie starts with Jack Cullen, or Jake Cullen, sorry, played by Bill Kerr.

He's our Quint, if you will.

Bill Kerr.

He's the hardened outback guy who's been hunting these wild boars.

Boy's

It was, uh, filmed in Melbourne and mostly down at Werribee and the Polly Woodside- Yes ... and various locations.

Who was in it? Well, um, Bill Kerr.

He used to be on Hancock.

Um, he's, he was in it.

1991 movie with Brian Brown and Karen Allen, the American actress.

Chris Hayward's in it, Bruce Spence, Bill Kerr.

I saw this back in the day when it came out in cinemas, a little Australian film, and I've always supported Aussie movies, and I re-watched it this week.

You can watch it on YouTube for free, or it's on, I think, Prime Video from memory, and It's a story about a guy just getting out of jail.