Goodbye Pork Pie is a 1981 (international release) film directed by Geoff Murphy and written by Geoff Murphy and Ian Mune. The film is considered to be one of New Zealand's most popular films, and is occasionally considered New Zealand's equivalent of Easy Rider. It was filmed during November 1979, and during filming, utilized only 24 cast and crew. Its overheads were surprisingly minimal, to the point that the Holden Police cars used doubled as crew and towing vehicles, and that the director Geoff Murphy, performed some of the stunts himself.

This is such a no-brainer....we need UNITY, not diversity. We need to be a "melting pot" again......do what you want in your own home, but this is America, we speak English, watch the World Series, eat apple pie and count our blessings to live in this country. NO MORE diversity crap

Buy our pie and get 2 for one entry to English Heritage properties, says Dickinson & Morris. But they fail to tell you at point of sale that there is a restricted list of properties you can use the offer for. Bad marketing, very bad.

While we English speaking folk may prefer our pocket translators to start in English and convert to some other foreign tongue, Casio's latest rendition helps those fluent in Chinese order tickets to the Space Needle, haggle at the Chevrolet dealership, and of course, pick up the correct ingredients for warm apple pie. Aimed at middle / high school

Fancy a good ‘ol meat pie and a pint but stuck in Shanghai? Look no further than Thames Town – an entire town designed in imitation of traditional English country styles.