Here Come the Huggetts (1948)The return of the Huggett family. After first meeting the family at the Holiday Camp, this is on the home front. The Huggetts are about to have their first telephone installed. In todays ... See full summary » Director:Ken Annakin |
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Kathleen Harrison | ... | |
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Jane Hylton | ... | |
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Jimmy Hanley | ... | |
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Harold Hinchley
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John Blythe | ... |
Gowan
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Clive Morton | ... |
Mr. Campbell
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1st Engineer
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Doris Hare | ... |
Mrs. Fisher
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Esma Cannon | ... |
Youth Leader
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The return of the Huggett family. After first meeting the family at the Holiday Camp, this is on the home front. The Huggetts are about to have their first telephone installed. In todays high technology age, it is an interesting look at the late 40's, when all this was brand new. Written by mike.wilson6@btinternet.com
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23 December 1950 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Written by Henry E. Pether and Fred W. Leigh
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We were first introduced to the Huggett family in the wonderful movie Holiday Camp, and now, with a little recasting, they're back. This installment is pretty fair as movies go, but still quite interesting. Some lovely singing from Petula Clark, some hilarious moments from Kathleen Harrison when the family gets a telephone, but the standout performance is from Diana Dors (before she was bleached) as the Huggetts "little" cousin Diana - who certainly has grown up a LOT since she last visited! A nice sign of the times, including a trip out to see the royal wedding.