Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960)

Mrs. Bull: I'll clout you one of these days!
Arthur Seaton: Ta'ra fatty.

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Arthur Seaton: What are you doing round this way then?
Jack: I'm just going to press shop, I'm on days now.
Arthur Seaton: I thought you might be coming to see me.
Jack: There's no need of that is there?
Arthur Seaton: In't there. Haven't you thought them squaddies had killed me.
Jack: I don't know what you're talking about.
Arthur Seaton: That's the sort of bloke you are, in't it, till you get bashed in the face then you squeel like a stuck pig.
Jack: You caused a lot of trouble between me and Brenda, you can't deny it either, it weren't right.
Arthur Seaton: You don't have to tell me what's right and what's not. How's Brenda anyway?

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Arthur Seaton: Why don't you leave him alone you old bag.
Mrs. Bull: Cheeky young beggar!
Voice in Crowd.: You'll get 6 months in Lincoln.
Drunken Man: Oh - let me go.
Arthur Seaton: Walk off mate, nobody'll stop you.
Civil Defence Officer: Don't put ideas in his head or you'll be in trouble.
Arthur Seaton: You shut your bleeding rathole ratface, what good's it gonna do you handing him over to coppers?

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First film of Colin Blakely.
Albert Finney learned to use a lathe during filming.
The censors were not too keen on the scene where Arthur wakes up on Sunday morning in bed with his mistress as the scene directly implies extra-marital sex, a notable first for British cinema.
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