Flower Taxi Aka Florist Taxi (1962)

Chelsea, London. M/S of a man standing on the curb of a residential street, hailing a taxi. M/S of the back of the man as a vintage 1938 cab loaded with flowers pulls up - “Chelsea, long famous as a home of original people and bright ideas has produced yet another winning scheme“. A young woman, Jeannine Fuller, steps out of the cab and starts to show the man various bouquets - “Husband and wife, Bill and Jeannine Fuller found that they couldn’t afford to buy a florist’s shop; so instead, they bought a £10 taxi“. C/U of the man. M/S of Jeannine pointing and pulling out some orange chrysanthemums from the back seat of the car. M/S of the man pointing to some white flowers, which Jeannine picks out. C/U of Jeannine talking to the man. Panning shot follows Bill Fuller coming out of the driver’s seat and around the bonnet of the car, he gathers bunches of flowers from the radiator grill. M/S of the Fullers helping their customer select flowers. M/S of Bill talking to the man as he admires his bouqu