Graham Moffatt: Britain's Favourite Fat Boy

Graham Moffatt was best known as the 'fat boy' of British cinema in the 1930s and 1940s. He starred alongside the biggest names of the day including Will Hay, Moore Marriott and Arthur Askey, most famous for playing Albert in the films 'Oh, Mr. Porter!' and 'Ask a Policeman'. This short film looks at the life and career of Graham, including his life off screen as a publican, with heartfelt memories from his children. This film was made by the Will Hay Appreciation Society for Will Hay Day 5 on 14th October 2018, with special thanks to Graham's children Richard, Chris and Jayne. Find out more about the society and join us for free today at www.buggleskelly.co.uk Voiceover: Alan Moore Interviewer: Steve Godwin Camera: Tom Marshall Written by Tom Marshall Based on research by Kevin Ellis & Steve Godwin Music by Louis Levy Edited by Tom Marshall Produced by Tom Marshall & Steve Godwin Many of the photos used in this film were kindly supplied by Graham's family and it is their express wish that they are not copied without permission. Archive materials are intended for educational, non commercial use only. Full credits follow the film. Colourised images © Tom Marshall (PhotograFix) Original footage © Tom Marshall (PhotograFix) and Steve Godwin 2018.