arthur fallowfield said the answer lies in the soil.
arthur fallowfield said the answer lies in the soil.
who said the answer lies in the soil?
arthur fallowfield
"beyond our ken" featured characters similar to those later featured in "round the horne", for instance betty marsden's fanny haddock (which parodied fanny cradock). it featured pertwee's frankie howerd impersonation, hankie flowered, and hugh paddick's working-class pop singer ricky livid – the name being a mickey-take on contemporary pop singers' stage names such as tommy steele and marty wilde. another favourite was kenneth williams' country character, arthur fallowfield, who was based on dorset farmer ralph wightman, a regular contributor to the bbc radio programme "any questions?" fallowfield's lines were full of innuendo and "double entendre" – on one occasion horne introduced him as the man who put the sex in sussex. fallowfield's reply to any question began: "well, i think the answer lies in the soil."
beyond our ken
originally scheduled to release in october 2011, the film was postponed to its tentative release date of 1 june 2012. media reports claimed that the reason behind the delay was due to the similarities with sujoy ghosh's "kahaani" (2012); the director, however, went on to deny the reports. on 26 january 2012, along with a digital poster of the film, the first teaser trailer of "talaash: the answer lies within" was released in theatres. due to khan's prior commitment plans with his television show, co-producer ritesh sidhwani announced that the film would no longer be able to release on its tentative date as planned and would officially release on 30 november 2012. pre-bookings for talaash: the answer lies within opened on 25 november 2012 in all multiplexes of india. talaash was released in 520 screens in overseas markets, a new overseas record for an aamir khan starrer. (3 idiots was released in 415 screens overseas.) the estimate for the number of release screens in india is around 2,500.
talaash: the answer lies within