The girls of St. Trinian's decide they are being asked to do too much work so they go on strike.The girls of St. Trinian's decide they are being asked to do too much work so they go on strike.The girls of St. Trinian's decide they are being asked to do too much work so they go on strike.
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- TriviaUncredited theatrical movie debut of Alex Kingston (Schoolgirl).
- ConnectionsFollowed by St. Trinian's (2007)
- SoundtracksSt. Trinian's School Song
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Composed by James Kenelm Clarke (ad James Clarke) & Malcolm Arnold
Performed by Girls' Chorus of More House School, Kensington, London
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'Wildcats' is the fifth, last, and easily the worst of the St. Trinians films. Made after a fourteen year gap, it attempts to bring the series up to date, but the results just look too forced.
The plot of the film is simple; the pupils wish to form a trade union in order to demand luxuries from the government. As a premise this could have really worked, and had some good possibilities. But the film just blunders along aimlessly, with a poorly thought out plot, poor dialogue, and wooden characters.
This film lacks the attributes that made its predecessors so successful; in 'Wildcats' the girls seem to lack the confidence, and resourcefulness that has always characterized the classic St.Trinian pupil. The other characters have also been over exaggerated; particularly 'Flash Harry'!! What were the film makers thinking of? why destroy his credibility with that silly hat and satchel?
Overall, I don't recommend this film, there are much better ones to see. 2/10
The plot of the film is simple; the pupils wish to form a trade union in order to demand luxuries from the government. As a premise this could have really worked, and had some good possibilities. But the film just blunders along aimlessly, with a poorly thought out plot, poor dialogue, and wooden characters.
This film lacks the attributes that made its predecessors so successful; in 'Wildcats' the girls seem to lack the confidence, and resourcefulness that has always characterized the classic St.Trinian pupil. The other characters have also been over exaggerated; particularly 'Flash Harry'!! What were the film makers thinking of? why destroy his credibility with that silly hat and satchel?
Overall, I don't recommend this film, there are much better ones to see. 2/10
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By what name was The Wildcats of St. Trinian's (1980) officially released in India in English?
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