Of course it does. But it does give that woman in the white dress a lovely pair of tits.

No, it comes directly from Robinson Crusoe - Friday is Crusoe’s male co-castaway. Friday was (in the colonialist mind set of the times) Crusoe’s helper rather than his equal. Girl Friday comes much later, meaning a female helper.

It’s Hello, not Here.

Not even heavy petting?

You Yanks wouldn’t get it but it’s a reference to UK sitcom ‘Allo ‘Allo, set in France in WW2. One of the British spies is disguised as a French policeman and has the most outrageously bad French accent (think Peter Sellers as Clouseau). For ‘good morning’ he says ‘good moaning.’ It’s a phrase that Brits of a certain…

Add another layer - that house is clearly American. You just don’t get architecture like that in the UK. So .... she’s a British woman, playing an American... in a film set in Britain, filmed in the US.

Asparagus is a common pizza topping in Italy, the home of the pizza. So it’s legit.