What About Dick?

The film opens with a whimsical premise involving a sex toy invented in 1898 and follows the decline of the British Empire through the eyes of a Piano. It narrates the story of Dick and his family, including his emotionally stunted cousin Emma, her kleptomaniac sister Helena, and their dipsomaniac Aunt Maggie, who all reside in an Edwardian setting.

As the plot unfolds, Reverend Whoopsie discovers a piano on the beach, leading to a mystery only solvable by Inspector McGuffin, a Scottish sleuth, and Sergeant Ken Russell. The film's humor is described in various ways, including comparisons to Oscar Wilde and Downton Abbey, indicating a blend of wit and absurdity that defines its comedic style.

Collectors will find this film available on DVD, making it accessible for those interested in adding a piece of unique comedic cinema to their collection.