Benedict Cumberbatch's Khan might have added the touch of posh-boy Brit class that made the film, but the inclusion of genre hero Peter Weller added just the right touch of B-movie brilliance.
But, if the polls are wrong, it is Johnson's peculiar genius that David Cameron and George Osborne – dismissed as out-of-touch posh boys (unlike Boris) by some voters – will share the blame for his defeat.
But it's because of this grunginess, this accepted fact that chips are a part of lowlife, that they can be served, with a touch of irony, in the poshest places.
Then, in some final throwaway comments, he touched upon, or was invited to touch upon, "posh-bashing", and said that sometimes, mainly as a consequence of having been to Harrow, he has been "castigated as a moaning, rich, public-school bastard, complaining about only getting posh roles".
The online Political Quarterly magazine reckons the Tory party is gaining a common touch, despite its posh image.
In the last couple of years, getting to Kabak has gotten easier, with a road that leads down into the valley and several new and increasingly posh establishments bringing a touch of luxury to what might otherwise be a backpacker-only zone.
It's the fault of posh choc.
"There's different versions of posh.
"Are there a lot of posh actors?
"Nigel Oakes is a different kind of posh. . . .
