Where to Watch Scarborough Ahoy! in United Kingdom
A boozy barmaid (Frances Barber) and her newly found gay friend (Con O’Neill) quit London and hightail it to northeast England on the lookout for sex and excitement in this multi-award-winning film based on Tennessee Williams’ short story Two on a Party. This sensitive and finally very moving film both celebrates and challenges the unusual relationship between the two characters.
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- 33 minutes
- Released
- Origin Country
- United Kingdom
- Languages
- en
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