Christophe Willem: Fermeture Pour Renovation DVD

Interesting quotes from some 50s/60s people that matter: "A Beautiful job, Superb" Pete Miller bigboypete and "The Musical Industry has been crying out for something like this for years" Mike Brown originalsound.

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ukThe actual story goes something like this: Cafe waiter Joey Marino and best mate Eddy Martin are two wide-boys big on talk but short on girlfriends. Their favourite pass-time involves eyeing-up new arrivals at the local Hotel owned by Joey's eccentric uncle Mr. Mason, so when ex-schoolmate and Bell Boy Tommy Black turns-up with two eligible young ladies, they are naturally interested. Garage mechanic Eddy, however, has an urgent repair job to complete, so whilst Tommy seemingly returns to his life-long quest to persuade Daniela - the Hotel Maid - to go out with him, Joey makes plans. Fearing his own shortcomings, he decides his best hope with the girls is to enlist the help of his sophisticated alter-ego - imaginary twin brother Josh - but is quickly derailed when the Mailman mistakenly hands him a telegram addressed to a Mr. Josh Marino, calling him away. Not to be deterred, he decides to go ahead with his plan, but is derailed for a second time when he too is called away by a mysterious telegram. Eddy and Tommy in the mean time raise their game, and trick Joey into putting on a leaving party at the Railway Station for the fictitious Josh. From then on, it's a case of two into one won't go for Joey - or is it? Jet-setters Madi Summer and Fay Weston are on a summer tour of late 1950's Europe, but wherever they go, it rains. Their unscheduled arrival at the Hotel on the day of the Mason's 25th Wedding Anniversary thus inevitably heralds the onset of stormy weather, but in more ways than one. Having dreamt about the boy of her dreams the night before, Madi is love-struck when she immediately meets him outside the Hotel, in the shape of Joey. Joey is equally smitten, but sticks to his plan to boost his confidence by pretending to be Josh. He then unwittingly invites Madi to the Station party, before realizing too late that it's actually him that is going to be leaving, no matter how he plays it. He must then devise a means of keeping the two of him apart but the two of them together, whilst not letting his masquerade slip. Easy; except that Eddy and fellow accomplice Fay have other ideas. Married to former actress Diane Marino, Mr. Mason is in trouble. He has to run the Hotel single handed, organise his brother-in-law's wedding, deal with two new un-expected arrivals and oh yes, he's forgotten his Wedding Anniversary. In an effort to avoid impending doom, he enlists the help of Tommy on Eddy's advice and the two set off on an expedition to find a suitable present, only to be waylaid by rain, the lure of the party at the Station and in Tommy's case, the surprise arrival of Daniela with an umbrella. In the mean time, a disgruntled Mrs. Mason reminisces over lost opportunities, before amusing herself with a spot of seemingly innocent matchmaking with Joey, followed by some equally innocent flirting with a bemused Eddy; or at least that's what Eddy thinks.