Keep It Up Downstairs

Synopsis

In the comedy film "Keep It Up Downstairs", set in the early 20th century, eccentric characters clash in a British manor as chaos ensues due to their hilarious antics. The household staff, led by the incompetent but endearing Butler, find themselves in a series of amusing situations while attempting to maintain order. When a wealthy American arrives, further complications bring about a string of absurd events that test the limits of everyone's patience and composure. Filled with witty dialogue, slapstick humor, and unexpected twists, the film explores the comical mishaps that arise from a clash of personalities in a richly detailed historical setting.

Cast

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  Jack Wild

  Peregrine Cockshute

• Mark Singleton

  Lord Cockshute

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  Sue Longhurst

  Lady Cockshute

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  William Rushton

  Snotty Shuttleworth

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  Diana Dors

  Daisy Dureneck

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  John Blythe

  Francis Dureneck

Reviews

Critics have given mixed reactions to "Keep It Up Downstairs", with some acknowledging its lighthearted charm and comedic timing while others finding it lacking in substance. Rotten Tomatoes' consensus states, "While the film offers a glimpse into the antics of the British household in an entertaining manner, its humor may not appeal to all audiences." IMDb users have rated the film at 3.8/10, citing its dated humor and predictable plot as drawbacks. However, Metacritic has praised the performances of the cast, especially Jack Wild, for bringing energy and charisma to their roles. Overall, the film has garnered a cult following among fans of British comedies despite its flaws.