Perfect Friday

About This Movie

So, 'Perfect Friday' is an interesting little caper that plays with themes of trust and deception in a rather light-hearted way. You’ve got this deputy bank manager who hatches a plot to nab a hefty sum, and things get complicated when he involves Lady Dorset and her husband. The film has this breezy vibe, with some sharp comedy woven in, making it quite enjoyable. The pacing is steady, keeping you engaged without feeling rushed. The performances, particularly from the leads, add a certain charm that elevates the plot, and the London setting is a nice touch. It's that blend of crime and comedy that feels distinctly early '70s, which collectors appreciate. A unique piece for sure.

This film has a somewhat niche appeal among collectors due to its unique blend of comedy and crime, coupled with its early '70s charm. While not extremely rare, finding a good quality copy can be a bit of a hunt, especially on physical media. It’s a film that seems to slip under the radar, yet it sparks curiosity among those who appreciate lesser-known gems from that era.