Originally posted by klever but some audiences might object to the use of the word "pussy" in one scene, but that can easily be changed to something tamer.

Welcome Klever!
The big hiccup it is not that simple?
Anyhow I think Ray cooney &/or his Rights Agent would make a bigger objection & a more costly fuss about taming the pussy bit.
Remembering it is a Pohmy [British] script & I think it will milk enough laughter to drown out any prissy  punters objections. But in some respects in a lot of your local Tamborene basher Belts there, it could raise a few eyebrows - so well worth the  warning.
There again it was not that long a go over there, when  resounding objections &  bans were imposed on 'Damn Yankees'  also?
{I never understood that? When 'cor Blimmey' & other such expressions  were aceptable - Maybe it was about linking Damn with Yankees, that was the real objection?}
Actualy I think old Molly Sugden, gawd bless her, of the BBC series 'Are you being served'. Would have been laid off on the dole much sooner, if it hadn't been for her signature  lines of concern "So Wot do I do about my poor old pussy?". Which always hooked the laughter, even from the toffee nosed Kensington Set  Pohms.}
Chookas

See what you mean, I doubt that spain is noted  to be bigger cat lovers than any where else?
your right it may need to be tamed down, as one of those throw away lines, that is brushed over, without being acentuated at all.
Leaving the average punter unsure what was said, that may or not sink in later? Giving the feeling that  they have missed that bus, so happily to wait till the next one shows up.
In most cases they don't think about it any further  or realise it's content.

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Originally posted by Matty We did "You Can't Take it With You" by Neil Simon. Great comedy, but lots of actors needed.