On the Buses - Steve Luxton on setting up the On the Buses fan club

The interview is part of our recent feature length documentary On the Buses at the Movies that celebrates the 50th anniversaries of the classic British comedy film series, On the Buses, Mutiny on the Buses and Holiday On the Buses. The documentary goes behind the scenes, looks at the making of the films and reflects on the their enduring appeal.
The documentary includes contributions from former cast members Reg Varney, Anna Karen Stephen Lewis and Andria Lawrence, production supervisor Roy Skeggs, writers and producers Ronalds Chesney and Wolfe, production runners Brian Reynolds and Phil Campbell, On the Buses Fan Club organiser Steve Luxton, film historian Morris Bright MBE and Dean Sullivan, managing director of Sullivan Buses.
On the Buses at the Movies is currently available on our VOD Channel.
Here's a link: vimeo.com/ondemand/onthebuses...

[@debbieanne7962]

I'd love to come to one of your events. I live quite a lot further away than Canada, in Melbourne, Australia. Other great British comedies I enjoyed when I was growing up were 'Some mothers do ave em' and 'the Benny Hill show'

[@joanne26]

I know On The Buses and Some mothers do Ave em is still shown on ITV but the Benny Hill Show is not
It would be part of cancel culture and not woke enough
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[@funnyfiveminutes]

@@joanne26 The Benny Hill Show is, as of this reply, currently being shown in the UK on 'that's tv' channel freeview number 65 usually after 8pm.

[@joanne26]

@@funnyfiveminutes I do not have access to that’s Tv on channel 65
I used to watch The Benny Hill show back in the 70’s and would laugh so much I would get belly ache but sadly that was then
I do watch stuff on ITV2,3 and 4 and vintage UA-cam channels and sometimes I cry buckets as it takes me back to my happy childhood when life seemed ‘simpler’
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