Dennis Price leads this classic British romp. Price plays a publisher of a sensation paper (the "Naked Truth" of the title) but discovers that the quickest way to a fortune is by threatening to publish the indiscretions of the rich and famous - blackmail! He comes unstuck when his victims band together to elminate the threat - and when the victims include Terry Thomas, Peter Sellers and Peggy Mount it's a fair bet that the methods used to dispose of Mr Price are a) unconventional, b) amusing, and c) doomed to failure.
This jolly film was written by Michael Pertwee, a member of the talented Pertwee dynasty - father Roland was an actor, writer and director; brother Jon was a famous Dr Who; actor cousin Bill was  Mr Hodges (the air raid warden) in Dad's Army  - and neice Dannielle and  nephew Sean are both successful screen actors.

For audiences increasingly tired with the pompous 70s disaster movies that merely recycled former glories, "Airplane!" was the key that unlocked them from the shackles of big budget boredom. The relentless stream of gags, many at the expense of glossy Hollywood dramas, were unflinching in exposing contrived plot devices to maximum comedic effect.  No sight gag, one liner or surreal train of lunatic logic is left unturned!