History and Lessons behind Norma Rae aka Crystal Lee
How closely should film adaptations follow their source material? Let's take a deep dive into "Norma Rae", and find out.
Oxford
When American comic actor Steve 'Zoo Zoo Zoo Off Come My Pants' Wild arrives in Oxford to make a comedy film, his girlfriend Caroline goes behind his back to enroll in a poetry course. Meanwhile, Hannah Van Hosenstratt comes from New Orleans for the course and is tricked into believing she has a place by the dean, but the professor has other ideas.
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When American comic actor Steve 'Zoo Zoo Zoo Off Come My Pants' Wild arrives in Oxford to make a comedy film, his girlfriend Caroline goes behind his back to enroll in a poetry course. Meanwhile, Hannah Van Hosenstratt comes from New Orleans for the course and is tricked into believing she has a place by the dean, but the professor has other ideas.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Peter Richardson, Pete Richens
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Runtime:35 minutes
Studio:BBC, BBC Two
Cast
Peter Richardson
Director
Jennifer Saunders
Hannah
Dawn French
Caroline
Lenny Henry
Steve Wild
Ronald Allen
Professor Roland Breeze
Leslie Phillips
Dean
Nigel Planer
Steve's Manager/1st MI5 Man
Adrian Edmondson
2nd MI5 Man / Fan
Peter Richardson
Phil
Pete Richens
3rd MI5 Man/Don
Graham Crowden
Professor Temple
Ronald Fraser
Geoffrey
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