| Confessions of a Driving Instructor | |
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 Theatrical release poster byVic Fair | |
| Directed by | Norman Cohen |
| Written by | Christopher Wood |
| Produced by | Greg Smith Michael Klinger (executive producer) |
| Starring | Robin Askwith Anthony Booth Doris Hare Bill Maynard Sheila White Windsor Davies Liz Fraser Irene Handl George Layton Lynda Bellingham |
| Cinematography | Ken Hodges |
| Edited by | Geoffrey Foot |
| Music by | Ed Welch |
| Distributed by | Columbia Pictures |
Release date |
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Running time | 90 minutes |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
Confessions of a Driving Instructor is a 1976 Britishsex-farce film directed byNorman Cohen and starringRobin Askwith andAnthony Booth.[1]
It was the third instalment of theConfessions series, based on the novels byChristopher Wood (as Timothy Lea).
Timothy Lea joins his brother-in-law's driving school. Their school is soon in rivalry with a competing school, while Timothy finds himself involved in erotic adventures with his clients, secretary and landlady. His clients are a mix of the inept and the dangerous and mayhem ensues. A rugby match is organised between the two schools, at which one of the rival school's instructors unknowingly swallows a powerful aphrodisiac and rampages around the field, an event that leads to the climactic car chase.
The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "A fifth-rate potboiler of proven commercial value. Considering all the whiskery gags and double entendres wheeled out in this episode of the Cohen-WoodConfessions, it is surprising that Miss Slenderparts' reckless driving is the single example of a woman-driver joke (which is incidentally amusing only because the stuntperson substituting for Irene Handl is so plainly a burly man). More dispiriting than the ingenuous hero's three or four mannerisms (an apprehensive glance, a tug at the underpants, an empty grin) is the misguided enthusiasm displayed by both old and new hands."[2]
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