It's hard to believe that such acting and comedic talents as Robertson Hare, George Cole, Kenneth More, Hattie Jacques and Hermione Gingold could combine to make a movie as bad as this. It's Gilligan's Island with a British accent, but without a hint of comedic writing or direction. I can't think of a witty line or even a good bit of slapstick anywhere in it; its sole redeeming feature seems to be a very young Joan Collins modeling a bikini and an evening gown. They've all grown so tedious by the end of the film that I found myself actually looking forward to the closing credits. The musical score and direction are on a par with the script.
Review of The Adventures of Sadie
