I won't go so far as to call this painfully unfunny, but despite the likeable cast, this is more a collection of (unfunny) set pieces than a real film. Sellers is wasted and shows no signs of the greatness to come. Secombe, Marks, and Milligan make the best impression--not in a funny way, just in a likeable one. The scenes of Brighton are more interesting than the rest of the film! ( )