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23 Walks

Views: 468

Duration: 01:41:49

Release year: 2020

Country: United Kingdom

IMDb rating: 5.4

Genre: Comedy | Drama | Romance

Director: Paul Morrison

Actors: Graham Cole | Bob Goody | Dave Johns

Plot summary

A gentle, sweet, funny, romantic story of love in later life. Following a couple in their sixties, Dave (Dave Johns) and Fern (Alison Steadman) who get to know one another over the course of 23 dog walks. Set against the dramatic background of the changing seasons of one year.

Words to remember

Nouns

1) bossiness

you endure your daughter's bossiness,
2) muesli

Do you want milk with your muesli?
3) cuppa

Do you want to come back for a cuppa?
4) decaf

Uh, cappuccino, decaf, please.
5) draught

Fern, do you play draught?
6) knickers

work clothes, change of knickers, doggy bowl.
7) quid

That's 80 quid, please.
8) cappuccino

Um... A cappuccino, please, decaf.
9) arse

My arse!
10) sprinkler

Get a sprinkler system fitted.
11) utopia

How's utopia?
12) stripper

I was never a stripper!
13) pong

I must pong to high heaven.
14) paw

Give us your paw. Hold your horses.
15) pow

Zap! Pow!
16) kindness

Maybe it'd be a kindness to her if I called in the vet.
17) jerk

Hola. Jamaican jerk chicken.
18) armour

Should I get my armour out?
19) gown

Toothbrush, nightie, dressing gown,
20) chord

♪ Your hands sang the chord
21) grease

What's wrong with a bit of elbow grease?
22) litter

She never had a litter, sadly. But there you go.
23) mum

Full of life, like her mum.
24) goodness

He's clean now, thank goodness. Got a job.
25) dancer

Well, I was a dancer once.
26) ambulance

His pulse was all over the place so I just called the ambulance.
27) grief

It's the girl that gives us the grief.
28) idiot

It's me, your idiot master, I'm angry with.

Verbs

1) rapscallion

You rapscallion! Here!
2) modernise

I've already modernise it.
3) lengthen

till the shadows lengthen and the evening comes,
4) entitle

Haven't thought I was entitle to.
5) mislead

I misled you.
6) thrash

I better go, before I thrash you.
7) reckon

Well into my 40s, I reckon.
8) endure

you endure your homelessness,
9) diagnose

They diagnose her early,
10) swear

I swear, she hasn't eaten anything for ages.
11) owe

I owe you an explanation.
12) retire

- Thought you'd retire. - I did too.
13) justify

I justified it to myself.
14) remind

What, and he remind you of me? Oh, thanks very much!
15) deserve

but she still deserve respect.
16) mess

I've mess you up enough.
17) blame

To the end, he blame me.
18) fancy

in Luton, if you fancy a new start.
19) acquire

You've acquire another beast, I see.
20) quit

I lost pension when I quit to look after her.
21) suppose

I suppose you want one and all, eh?
22) invite

It's best invite in. Make a friend of it.
23) shoot

Is she pretending to be shot?
24) kick

I'll probably be kick myself when I get home.
25) lie

I'll be lying there lonely as a bat in hell, kicking myself.
26) wake

To have you there in the morning when I wake up would be special.
27) promise

I would. I promise.
28) imagine

I never imagine.

Adverbs

1) alright

You alright, Dave?
2) sadly

She never had a litter, sadly. But there you go.
3) aboard

Ooh, that's handy. Right, climb aboard.
4) nowhere

You land a wife on me out of nowhere.
5) steady

Steady, girl.
6) somewhere

or buy a house somewhere near my son.
7) forever

Forever if it's your kid.
8) eventually

But eventually I'll get the message.
9) nearly

I just got in with the dog. You nearly missed us.
10) perhaps

Perhaps you'd like to go for the Chingford option, then.
11) sometimes

And the way he looked at me sometimes,
12) behind

I'm behind with the rent.
13) forward

Thinking of bringing the sale forward.
14) quite

♪ There's nothing quite like it for cooling the blood... ♪
15) especially

especially when you're getting older.
16) kind

It's kind of raunchy.
17) soon

Better get back soon.
18) along

I'll be along as soon as I can make it.
19) enough

I'm nervous enough about meeting his family
20) later

I'll see you later, Dave. 'Bye.
21) though

I'd have put my boots on, though.
22) far

- Do you live local? - Uh, not far.
23) fast

Who gave you permission to grow up so fast?
24) together

This is our 12th walk together.
25) usually

- Are you always here? - Yeah, usually at this time.
26) else

That was something else, I'll give you that.
27) cheap

Cheap at the price.
28) ago

- Long ago? - Couple of years.

Adjectives

1) whiffy

but the dogs are less whiffy around the house.
2) parky

Phew! It's parky in here.
3) bajan

I once had Bajan chicken with Cliff Richard
4) sedate

She's very confused, so we had to sedate her.
5) forgetful

she was forgetful but she was still pretty much herself.
6) brisk

I like a brisk walk.
7) troublesome

all the day long in this troublesome life,
8) tart

They're gonna tart this place up
9) cautious

"I'm going to be very cautious because of what he did.
10) antibiotic

She's on an antibiotic drip.
11) welcoming

and the family were very welcoming,
12) sore

You're a sight for sore eyes.
13) alright

It's alright. I believe you.
14) shocked

Well, don't look so shocked!
15) disappointed

"I was very disappointed.
16) sudden

Bit sudden. Give me time.
17) varied

♪ Songs are many and varied
18) rid

You better get rid of the flowers.
19) nervous

Big dogs make a person nervous.
20) steady

No steady girlfriend as far as I know,
21) fancy

as my fancy man.
22) intensive

My wife was too. Intensive care.
23) drunk

Dead, drunk - I wasn't sure.
24) weird

Mm, this is a weird one.
25) liable

You're liable to get a lot of this.
26) romantic

Romantic. I'm not sure I'm ready for that.
27) weak

- She's very weak. - 35 years, she was a nurse.
28) tough

It's tough for 'em. You know, all them debts.