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	~~{{Richard Lester}}~~

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	\| caption = ~~British DVD cover~~		\| caption =
	\| director = [[w:Richard Lester\|Richard Lester]]		\| director = [[w:Richard Lester\|Richard Lester]]
	\| producer = [[w:Oscar Lewenstein]]<br/>[[w:Richard Lester]]		\| producer = [[w:Oscar Lewenstein\|Oscar Lewenstein]]<br/>[[w:Richard Lester\|Richard Lester]]
	\| writer = [[Spike Milligan]]<br/>[[John Antrobus]]		\| writer = [[Spike Milligan]]<br/>[[John Antrobus]]
	\| screenplay = [[w:Charles Wood (playwright)\|Charles Wood]] (adaption)		\| screenplay = [[w:Charles Wood (playwright)\|Charles Wood]] (adaption)
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	\| narrator =		\| narrator =
	\| starring = [[w:Ralph Richardson\|Ralph Richardson]]<br/>[[w:Rita Tushingham\|Rita Tushingham]]<br/>[[Marty Feldman]]<br/>[[Arthur Lowe]]<br/>[[Michael Hordern]]<br/>[[Peter Cook]]<br/>[[Dudley Moore]]<br/>[[Spike Milligan]]<br/>[[Harry Secombe]]<br/>[[Roy Kinnear]]		\| starring = [[w:Ralph Richardson\|Ralph Richardson]]<br/>[[w:Rita Tushingham\|Rita Tushingham]]<br/>[[Marty Feldman]]<br/>[[Arthur Lowe]]<br/>[[Michael Hordern]]<br/>[[Peter Cook]]<br/>[[Dudley Moore]]<br/>[[Spike Milligan]]<br/>[[Harry Secombe]]<br/>[[Roy Kinnear]]
	\| music = [[w:Ken Thorne]]		\| music = [[w:Ken Thorne\|Ken Thorne]]
	\| cinematography = [[w:David Watkin (cinematographer)\|David Watkin]]		\| cinematography = [[w:David Watkin (cinematographer)\|David Watkin]]
	\| editing = John Victor Smith		\| editing = John Victor Smith

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	{{short description\|1969 film by Richard Lester}}		{{short description\|1969 film by Richard Lester}}
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	{{Infobox film		{{Infobox film
	\| name = The Bed Sitting Room		\| name = The Bed Sitting Room
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	\| caption = British DVD cover		\| caption = British DVD cover
	\| director = [[w:Richard Lester]]		\| director = [[w:Richard Lester\|Richard Lester]]
	\| producer = [[w:Oscar Lewenstein]]<br/>[[w:Richard Lester]]		\| producer = [[w:Oscar Lewenstein]]<br/>[[w:Richard Lester]]
	\| writer = [[Spike Milligan]]<br/>[[John Antrobus]]		\| writer = [[Spike Milligan]]<br/>[[John Antrobus]]

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	\| image_size =		\| image_size =
	\| caption = British DVD cover		\| caption = British DVD cover
	\| director = [[Richard Lester]]		\| director = [[w:Richard Lester]]
	\| producer = [[Oscar Lewenstein]]<br/>[[Richard Lester]]		\| producer = [[w:Oscar Lewenstein]]<br/>[[w:Richard Lester]]
	\| writer = [[Spike Milligan]]<br/>[[John Antrobus]]		\| writer = [[Spike Milligan]]<br/>[[John Antrobus]]
	\| screenplay = [[Charles Wood (playwright)\|Charles Wood]] (adaption)		\| screenplay = [[w:Charles Wood (playwright)\|Charles Wood]] (adaption)
	\| based_on = [[The Bedsitting Room (play)\|''The Bedsitting Room'' (play)]]		\| based_on = [[w:The Bedsitting Room (play)\|''The Bedsitting Room'' (play)]]
	\| narrator =		\| narrator =
	\| starring = [[Ralph Richardson]]<br/>[[Rita Tushingham]]<br/>[[Marty Feldman]]<br/>[[Arthur Lowe]]<br/>[[Michael Hordern]]<br/>[[Peter Cook]]<br/>[[Dudley Moore]]<br/>[[Spike Milligan]]<br/>[[Harry Secombe]]<br/>[[Roy Kinnear]]		\| starring = [[w:Ralph Richardson\|Ralph Richardson]]<br/>[[w:Rita Tushingham\|Rita Tushingham]]<br/>[[Marty Feldman]]<br/>[[Arthur Lowe]]<br/>[[Michael Hordern]]<br/>[[Peter Cook]]<br/>[[Dudley Moore]]<br/>[[Spike Milligan]]<br/>[[Harry Secombe]]<br/>[[Roy Kinnear]]
	\| music = [[Ken Thorne]]		\| music = [[w:Ken Thorne]]
	\| cinematography = [[David Watkin (cinematographer)\|David Watkin]]		\| cinematography = [[w:David Watkin (cinematographer)\|David Watkin]]
	\| editing = John Victor Smith		\| editing = John Victor Smith
	\| studio = Oscar Lewenstein Productions		\| studio = Oscar Lewenstein Productions
	\| distributor = [[United Artists]]		\| distributor = [[w:United Artists\|United Artists]]
	\| released = {{Film date\|1969\|06\| \|Berlin\|1970\|03\|25\|UK\|df=y}}		\| released = {{Film date\|1969\|06\| \|Berlin\|1970\|03\|25\|UK\|df=y}}
	\| runtime = 91 minutes<ref>[http://www.bbfc.co.uk/releases/bed-sitting-room-1970-0 BBFC: ''The Bed Sitting Room''] Linked 2017-02-13</ref>		\| runtime = 91 minutes<ref>[http://www.bbfc.co.uk/releases/bed-sitting-room-1970-0 BBFC: ''The Bed Sitting Room''] Linked 2017-02-13</ref>
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	'''''The Bed Sitting Room''''' is a 1969 British [[comedy film]] directed by [[Richard Lester]], starring an ensemble cast of British comic actors, and based on the [[The Bedsitting Room (play)\|play of the same name]]. It was entered into the [[19th Berlin International Film Festival]].<ref name=IMDb>{{cite web \|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0064074/awards \|title=IMDb.com: Awards for The Bed Sitting Room \|accessdate=2010-03-07 \|work=IMDb.com}}</ref> The film is an [[Absurdist fiction\|absurdist]], [[post-apocalyptic]], [[Satire\|satirical]] [[black comedy]].		'''''The Bed Sitting Room''''' is a 1969 British [[w:comedy film\|comedy film]] directed by [[w:Richard Lester\|Richard Lester]], starring an ensemble cast of British comic actors, and based on the [[w:The Bedsitting Room (play)\|play of the same name]]. It was entered into the [[w:19th Berlin International Film Festival\|19th Berlin International Film Festival]].<ref name=IMDb>{{cite web \|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0064074/awards \|title=IMDb.com: Awards for The Bed Sitting Room \|accessdate=2010-03-07 \|work=IMDb.com}}</ref> The film is an [[w:Absurdist fiction\|absurdist]], [[w:post-apocalyptic\|post-apocalyptic]], [[w:Satire\|satirical]] [[w:black comedy\|black comedy]].

	==Plot==		==Plot==

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	==Plot==		==Plot==
	The film is set in London on the third or fourth anniversary of a [[w:Nuclear warfare\|nuclear war]] that lasted two minutes and twenty-eight seconds, including signing the peace treaty and 40 million dead. It is not clear who dropped the bomb. Three (or possibly four) years after the [[nuclear holocaust]], the survivors wander amidst the debris. Most characters avoid naming the "bomb" throughout.		The film is set in London on the third or fourth anniversary of a [[w:Nuclear warfare\|nuclear war]] that lasted two minutes and twenty-eight seconds, including signing the peace treaty and 40 million dead. It is not clear who dropped the bomb. Three (or possibly four) years after the [[w:nuclear holocaust\|nuclear holocaust]], the survivors wander amidst the debris. Most characters avoid naming the "bomb" throughout.

	Captain Bules Martin, who holds a "Defeat of England" medal, as he was unable to save [[w:Buckingham Palace\|Buckingham Palace]] from disintegration during the war is also referred to as Doctor by Lord Fortnum who acts for a prescription for malnourishment, but fears he's turning into a bed sitting room. When Martin confirms it, Lord Fortnum gets a second opinion from the "[[w:National Health Service\|National Health Service]]", a male nurse overwhelmed by the extent of the war's aftermath.		Captain Bules Martin, who holds a "Defeat of England" medal, as he was unable to save [[w:Buckingham Palace\|Buckingham Palace]] from disintegration during the war is also referred to as Doctor by Lord Fortnum who acts for a prescription for malnourishment, but fears he's turning into a bed sitting room. When Martin confirms it, Lord Fortnum gets a second opinion from the "[[w:National Health Service\|National Health Service]]", a male nurse overwhelmed by the extent of the war's aftermath.

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	==Plot==		==Plot==
	~~{{long plot\|date=April 2022}} <!--per [[WP:FILMPLOT]], plot summaries should be between 400 and 700 words-->~~		The film is set in London on the third or fourth anniversary of a [[w:Nuclear warfare\|nuclear war]] that lasted two minutes and twenty-eight seconds, including signing the peace treaty and 40 million dead. It is not clear who dropped the bomb. Three (or possibly four) years after the [[nuclear holocaust]], the survivors wander amidst the debris. Most characters avoid naming the "bomb" throughout.
	The film is set in London on the third or fourth anniversary of a [[Nuclear warfare\|nuclear war]] that lasted two minutes and twenty-eight seconds, including signing the peace treaty and 40 million dead. It is not clear who dropped the bomb. Three (or possibly four) years after the [[nuclear holocaust]], the survivors wander amidst the debris. Most characters avoid naming the "bomb" throughout.

	Captain Bules Martin, who holds a "Defeat of England" medal, as he was unable to save [[Buckingham Palace]] from disintegration during the war is also referred to as Doctor by Lord Fortnum who acts for a prescription for malnourishment, but fears he's turning into a bed sitting room. When Martin confirms it, Lord Fortnum gets a second opinion from the "[[National Health Service]]", a male nurse overwhelmed by the extent of the war's aftermath.		Captain Bules Martin, who holds a "Defeat of England" medal, as he was unable to save [[w:Buckingham Palace\|Buckingham Palace]] from disintegration during the war is also referred to as Doctor by Lord Fortnum who acts for a prescription for malnourishment, but fears he's turning into a bed sitting room. When Martin confirms it, Lord Fortnum gets a second opinion from the "[[w:National Health Service\|National Health Service]]", a male nurse overwhelmed by the extent of the war's aftermath.

	Penelope, who lives in a [[London Underground\|tube]] train on the (still functioning) [[Circle line (London Underground)\|Circle line]] with her parents, gets caught in bed with her fiancée Alan, who then joins their party. It is said that Penelope is pregnant. In search of a nurse, they leave the train taking a trunk so as to not look like vagrants, unknowingly carrying a living man who's been ready to be collected as dead for three years.		Penelope, who lives in a [[w:London Underground\|tube]] train on the (still functioning) [[w:Circle line (London Underground)\|Circle line]] with her parents, gets caught in bed with her fiancée Alan, who then joins their party. It is said that Penelope is pregnant. In search of a nurse, they leave the train taking a trunk so as to not look like vagrants, unknowingly carrying a living man who's been ready to be collected as dead for three years.

	Two policemen, who hover overhead in the shell of a [[Morris Minor]] [[Panda car]] that has been made into a makeshift balloon, and shout "keep moving" at any survivors they see to offset the danger of them becoming a target in the unlikely event of another outbreak of hostilities.		Two policemen, who hover overhead in the shell of a [[w:Morris Minor\|Morris Minor]] [[w:Panda car\|Panda car]] that has been made into a makeshift balloon, and shout "keep moving" at any survivors they see to offset the danger of them becoming a target in the unlikely event of another outbreak of hostilities.

	Martin finds Shelter Man, a [[Regional Seat of Government]] who survived the war in a [[fallout shelter]] and spends his days looking at old films (without a projector) and reminiscing about the time he shot his wife and his mother as they pleaded with him to let them in his shelter. His current wife Doris, picture of a shirtless woman attached to the wall, holds food and they share. Shelter man reveals he saw evidence they dipped the bombs in germs, to infect measles on the population to kill them off.		Martin finds Shelter Man, a [[w:Regional Seat of Government\|Regional Seat of Government]] who survived the war in a [[w:fallout shelter\|fallout shelter]] and spends his days looking at old films (without a projector) and reminiscing about the time he shot his wife and his mother as they pleaded with him to let them in his shelter. His current wife Doris, picture of a shirtless woman attached to the wall, holds food and they share. Shelter man reveals he saw evidence they dipped the bombs in germs, to infect measles on the population to kill them off.

	National Health Service stalks Penelope and her family, and gives Mother her death certificate, despite being alive, and attempts to capture her with a net. Mother slips into Shelter Man's home and loses her way from her family. Mother transforms into a cupboard.		National Health Service stalks Penelope and her family, and gives Mother her death certificate, despite being alive, and attempts to capture her with a net. Mother slips into Shelter Man's home and loses her way from her family. Mother transforms into a cupboard.
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	Lord Fortnum calls Martin, informing him that he is at 29 Cul de Sac Place and actually does become a bed-sitting room. Mate, a fireguard with nothing left to burn, tricks Martin into leaving so he can move furniture inside. Character "Mao Tse-tung", or Chinaman moves Mother into the room.		Lord Fortnum calls Martin, informing him that he is at 29 Cul de Sac Place and actually does become a bed-sitting room. Mate, a fireguard with nothing left to burn, tricks Martin into leaving so he can move furniture inside. Character "Mao Tse-tung", or Chinaman moves Mother into the room.

	Father is measured by the Police and Martin asks to court Penelope. Despite her love for Alan, Father agrees to Martin as it will help him when he becomes Prime Minister, a position he's is believed to get "his inside leg measurements". Penelope is uninterested in the date. They hold the wedding ceremony at [[St Paul's Cathedral]], which is mostly submerged underwater. Underwater Vicar weds them. Martin runs off to get his virility test, leaving Penelope, who soon goes into labour. Father is selected to become the [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom\|Prime Minister]].		Father is measured by the Police and Martin asks to court Penelope. Despite her love for Alan, Father agrees to Martin as it will help him when he becomes Prime Minister, a position he's is believed to get "his inside leg measurements". Penelope is uninterested in the date. They hold the wedding ceremony at [[w:St Paul's Cathedral\|St Paul's Cathedral]], which is mostly submerged underwater. Underwater Vicar weds them. Martin runs off to get his virility test, leaving Penelope, who soon goes into labour. Father is selected to become the [[w:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom\|Prime Minister]].

	National Health Service insists Penelope's baby stays in the womb, but she delivers it. When she shows it to her father, he is found to be transformed into a parrot. Penelope learns the cupboard is her mother.		National Health Service insists Penelope's baby stays in the womb, but she delivers it. When she shows it to her father, he is found to be transformed into a parrot. Penelope learns the cupboard is her mother.
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	Father kills himself and his body is cooked due to the starvation conditions that prevail. Mate warns everyone of the radiation and people head inside the bed sitting room. Penelope and Alan find their baby dead. Rubber Man repents as the Police knock down the bed sitting room, Lord Fortunm speaks up and impersonates God, but is quickly shut down by Martin.		Father kills himself and his body is cooked due to the starvation conditions that prevail. Mate warns everyone of the radiation and people head inside the bed sitting room. Penelope and Alan find their baby dead. Rubber Man repents as the Police knock down the bed sitting room, Lord Fortunm speaks up and impersonates God, but is quickly shut down by Martin.

	The police bring back the chest and reunite Nigel with Martin. Penelope is pregnant with her next child, which is normal and healthy. The Police Inspector delivers a speech as an indication of hope for the future of the country amidst the devastation when it transpires that a team of surgeons have developed a cure for the mutations involving full-body transplant. Finally, a military band pays homage to Mrs. Ethel Shroake of 393A High Street, [[Leytonstone]], the late Queen's former charwoman, and closest in [[Succession to the British throne\|succession to the throne]].		The police bring back the chest and reunite Nigel with Martin. Penelope is pregnant with her next child, which is normal and healthy. The Police Inspector delivers a speech as an indication of hope for the future of the country amidst the devastation when it transpires that a team of surgeons have developed a cure for the mutations involving full-body transplant. Finally, a military band pays homage to Mrs. Ethel Shroake of 393A High Street, [[w:Leytonstone\|Leytonstone]], the late Queen's former charwoman, and closest in [[w:Succession to the British throne\|succession to the throne]].

	==Cast==		==Cast==

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	==Plot==		==Plot==
	{{plot\|date=April 2022}} <!--per [[WP:FILMPLOT]], plot summaries should be between 400 and 700 words-->		{{long plot\|date=April 2022}} <!--per [[WP:FILMPLOT]], plot summaries should be between 400 and 700 words-->
	The film is set in London on the third or fourth anniversary of a [[Nuclear warfare\|nuclear war]] that lasted two minutes and twenty-eight seconds, including signing the peace treaty and 40 million dead. It is not clear who dropped the bomb. Three (or possibly four) years after the [[nuclear holocaust]], the survivors wander amidst the debris. Most characters avoid naming the "bomb" throughout.		The film is set in London on the third or fourth anniversary of a [[Nuclear warfare\|nuclear war]] that lasted two minutes and twenty-eight seconds, including signing the peace treaty and 40 million dead. It is not clear who dropped the bomb. Three (or possibly four) years after the [[nuclear holocaust]], the survivors wander amidst the debris. Most characters avoid naming the "bomb" throughout.

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	Penelope, who lives in a [[London Underground\|tube]] train on the (still functioning) [[Circle line (London Underground)\|Circle line]] with her parents, gets caught in bed with her fiancée Alan, who then joins their party. It is said that Penelope is pregnant. In search of a nurse, they leave the train taking a trunk so as to not look like vagrants, unknowingly carrying a living man who's been ready to be collected as dead for three years.		Penelope, who lives in a [[London Underground\|tube]] train on the (still functioning) [[Circle line (London Underground)\|Circle line]] with her parents, gets caught in bed with her fiancée Alan, who then joins their party. It is said that Penelope is pregnant. In search of a nurse, they leave the train taking a trunk so as to not look like vagrants, unknowingly carrying a living man who's been ready to be collected as dead for three years.

	Two policemen, who hover overhead in the shell of a [[Morris Minor]] [[Panda car]] that has been made into a makeshift balloon, and shout "keep moving" at any survivors they see to offset the danger of them becoming a target in the unlikely event of another outbreak of hostilities.		Two policemen, who hover overhead in the shell of a [[Morris Minor]] [[Panda car]] that has been made into a makeshift balloon, and shout "keep moving" at any survivors they see to offset the danger of them becoming a target in the unlikely event of another outbreak of hostilities.

	Martin finds Shelter Man, a [[Regional Seat of Government]] who survived the war in a [[fallout shelter]] and spends his days looking at old films (without a projector) and reminiscing about the time he shot his wife and his mother as they pleaded with him to let them in his shelter. His current wife Doris, picture of a shirtless woman attached to the wall, holds food and they share. Shelter man reveals he saw evidence they dipped the bombs in germs, to infect measles on the population to kill them off.		Martin finds Shelter Man, a [[Regional Seat of Government]] who survived the war in a [[fallout shelter]] and spends his days looking at old films (without a projector) and reminiscing about the time he shot his wife and his mother as they pleaded with him to let them in his shelter. His current wife Doris, picture of a shirtless woman attached to the wall, holds food and they share. Shelter man reveals he saw evidence they dipped the bombs in germs, to infect measles on the population to kill them off.
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	Father kills himself and his body is cooked due to the starvation conditions that prevail. Mate warns everyone of the radiation and people head inside the bed sitting room. Penelope and Alan find their baby dead. Rubber Man repents as the Police knock down the bed sitting room, Lord Fortunm speaks up and impersonates God, but is quickly shut down by Martin.		Father kills himself and his body is cooked due to the starvation conditions that prevail. Mate warns everyone of the radiation and people head inside the bed sitting room. Penelope and Alan find their baby dead. Rubber Man repents as the Police knock down the bed sitting room, Lord Fortunm speaks up and impersonates God, but is quickly shut down by Martin.

	The police bring back the chest and reunite Nigel with Martin. Penelope is pregnant with her next child, which is normal and healthy. The Police Inspector delivers a speech as an indication of hope for the future of the country amidst the devastation when it transpires that a team of surgeons have developed a cure for the mutations involving full-body transplant. Finally, a military band pays homage to Mrs. Ethel Shroake of 393A High Street, [[Leytonstone]], the late Queen's former ~~chairwoman~~, and closest in [[Succession to the British throne\|succession to the throne]].		The police bring back the chest and reunite Nigel with Martin. Penelope is pregnant with her next child, which is normal and healthy. The Police Inspector delivers a speech as an indication of hope for the future of the country amidst the devastation when it transpires that a team of surgeons have developed a cure for the mutations involving full-body transplant. Finally, a military band pays homage to Mrs. Ethel Shroake of 393A High Street, [[Leytonstone]], the late Queen's former charwoman, and closest in [[Succession to the British throne\|succession to the throne]].

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	==DVD and Blu-ray Disc releases==		==DVD and Blu-ray Disc releases==
	The [[British Film Institute]] (BFI) have released ''The Bed Sitting Room'' on DVD and Blu-ray Disc through its [[BFI Flipside\|Flipside]] line.<ref>{{cite news\| url=https://www.theguardian.com/film/2009/jun/21/bed-sitting-room-film-review \| location=London \| work=The Guardian \| title=The Bed Sitting Room \| first=Philip \| last=French \| date=2009-06-21}}</ref>		The [[British Film Institute]] (BFI) have released ''The Bed Sitting Room'' on DVD and Blu-ray Disc through its [[BFI Flipside\|Flipside]] line.<ref>{{cite news\| url=https://www.theguardian.com/film/2009/jun/21/bed-sitting-room-film-review \| location=London \| work=The Guardian \| title=The Bed Sitting Room \| first=Philip \| last=French \| date=2009-06-21}}</ref>

	~~== See also ==~~
	* [[The Bedsitting Room (play)\|''The Bedsitting Room'' (play)]]
	* [[List of apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic fiction]]

	==References==		==References==