What was Reg Vamey's character called in 'On The Buses'?
Holiday on the Buses the Buses", "Mutiny on the Buses" and "Holiday on the Buses" completes the hat-trick, these films are a must for any fan of the 60's , 70's British movie era." Hugh Leonard, reviewing "Holiday on the Buses" for a list of films airing over the Christmas period, gave the film zero stars out of four. Leonard added "This one should be buried in unhallowed ground". Holiday on the Buses Holiday on the Buses is a 1973 British comedy film directed by Bryan Izzard and starring Reg Varney and Doris Hare. The film is the third and final spin-off film from
On the Buses his sister Dorothy (Pat Coombs). Reg Varney undertook a PCV driving test in order to be filmed driving the bus for the exterior scenes. The earlier series were recorded at London Weekend Television's original studios in Wembley (now Fountain Studios). In late 1972, LWT relocated to new studios on the South Bank of the River Thames; here the outside doors to the main and secondary studios were too small to accommodate the double-decker buses used in the series. Therefore, single decker buses were used and a plywood mock-up of an upper deck was lowered from a lighting rig. Filmed external