Identify This Film-Possibly Oliver Reed Film

[albie]

Hellman's Dijonnaise also had an advert or adverts using the tune, but replacing the lyrics. That came out around 1993. It seems unlikely that there would be two British companies using the same song in an advert. And the sausages you recall could have had Hellman's mustard on them?

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[albie]

If it was sausages it would have been Wall's. Lots of them at that time. Sounds familiar. The Duke Of Earl...I've never seen that in a film or on Top Of The Pops. I don't think. But it rings a bell.

There's nothing on the Internet Archive with the keywords but they do have British adverts...

[albie]

Do they even make TV shows like this for the older children? Whenever I stray into ccbtv whatever it's very simple and flashy animation. No dramas. No spooky stuff.

[albie]

Hmmm. I did look at that but discounted it. But having another look on Wiki that does sound like it. I'll try and track it down. Thanks....

[albie]

It looked like it was late 60s early 70s. British. A couple move into a house in the country. The house maybe haunted or cursed. They are menaced by a local gang of bikers. I'm sure the leader of the gang was Oliver Reed. I missed the end but my brother said Reed's character died in the film, crashing...

[albie]

Is this a song? Maybe. He says it to music. In the opening credits to tv show HART TO HART Max is talking about his bosses and says "My name is Max, I take care of them, we're Chinesey."
Chinesey? I wondered what that meant for years.

It's actually "which ain't ea...