Tutti Frutti

This award winning six-part, BBC dark comedy-drama of the late 1980s made Robbie Coltrane, of Cracker fame, and Oscar winner Emma Thompson household names.
John Byrne MBE wrote the sharp-witted script.
With such a pedigree, it is not surprising that it was voted number 82 in the British Film Institute’s top 100 Television programmes of all time.
When ageing 60s band The Majestics, the 'Kings of Rock and Roll’, re-group to play a Silver Jubilee tour, things don’t go quite according to plan.
Even though their lead singer Jazza McGlone dies in a freak car crash, band manager Eddie Clockery is still determined to re-create the band's halcyon days.
The remaining band members recruit Jazza’s apathetic younger brother Danny to take his place.
But as they perform in some of Scotland’s less respectable clubs, their personal disagreements and private tragedies seem as if they will force the band to disintegrate, preventing them from recapturing their glory days.

1. The Boy Can't Help It  
The Magestics' anniversary tour is thrown into turmoil when the lead singer, Big Jazz, dies unexpectedly.
Meanwhile, Jazza's brother Danny returns from New York and meets old college acquaintance Susie Kettles.
Will Danny be prepared to remain in Scotland and go on tour with the band or will he go back to the States?

2. On the Road Again  
The Majestics hit the road but they are disgruntled to learn they are not top of the bill.
Tensions are raised further when Vince reveals his girlfriend Glenna is pregnant; his wife and brother in law are particularly unhappy.
Bomber wants Glenna off the tour. Suzie does her best to suppress the urge to contact Danny while he tries to get in touch with her.

3. Gin a Body Dig a Body  
As The Majestic's tour continues, there is media interest in Danny when the BBC makes a documentary on the death of his brother Big Jazza.
However, Suzie is not impressed with Danny's decision to be involved and the rest of the band resent the attention he is getting.
Mr. Clockerty has trouble with the quality of the memorabilia. Bomber is livid to learn that Vince is still seeing Glenna.

4. Don't You Rock Me Daddy-O  
Bomber and Danny promote the tour on local radio while suffering from a hangover and one caller has a revelation for Bomber.
Noreen is discontented with Vincent's rock and roll lifestyle.
Later things exacerbate when Glenna turns up along with Bomber's mystery caller.
Meanwhile, Suzie is determined to leave the tour.

5. Love Hurts  
The Majestics attempt to make a record but chaos ensues when Mr Clockerty is in charge of the booking.
Danny learns the truth about Suzie's husband and enjoys getting his revenge.
A wheel chair bound Vince tries to sweet talk his wife while a desperate Glenna takes matters into her own hands.

6. A Wop-Boppa Loo-Bop a Wop-Bam Boom  
The band members mourn Glenna's death in their own way.
Danny misses Suzie but when Mr Clockerty plans for Danny to be replaced they unexpectedly meet up again.
The release of The Majestic's album is a major disaster.
When Suzie finds out she's pregnant she can't believe Danny's response.
As things begin to disintegrate it looks as if it can't get much worse until Vince learns the truth about Glenna and his sperm count.  

 Robbie Coltrane
Emma Thompson
Maurice Roëves
Richard Wilson
Stuart McGugan
Jake D'Arcy
Ron Donachie
Katy Murphy
Fiona Chalmers 
 

Runtime:50 min (6 episodes)
Country:UK
Format:dvdr 

Language:English
Region:Worldwide Play
Retail Quality 10/10
Colour:Colour
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Format:dvdr Pal  
Filming Location: Scotland

Includes Interactive menus photo's Interviews  
Sound Mix:Mono

Supplied Double Disc set Full Case Artwork

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