Keep It Clean (1956)A man invents a new cleaning machine. His brother in law offers to help him promote it and they get help from the Purity League. Director:David Paltenghi |
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Ronald Shiner | ... |
Bert Lane
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James Hayter | ... |
Mr. Bouncenboy
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Diane Hart | ... |
Kitty
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Ursula Howells | ... |
Pat Anstey
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Jean Cadell | ... |
Mrs. Anstey
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Colin Gordon | ... |
Peter
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Benny Lee | ... |
Tarbottom
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Joan Sims | ... |
Violet Tarbottom
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Denis Shaw | ... |
Slogger O'Reilly
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Tonia Bern | ... |
Colette Dare
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Gerald Campion | ... |
Rasher
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Mark Daly | ... |
Stage Door Keeper
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Albert Whelan | ... |
Gregson
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Violet Gould | ... |
Lady Pecksniff
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Bert Brownhill | ... |
George Buxton
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A man invents a new cleaning machine. His brother in law offers to help him promote it and they get help from the Purity League.
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1 May 1956 (UK) See more »Filming Locations:
Nettlefold Studios, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, England, UKCompany Credits
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Ronnie Shiner was a big star in the 1950s particularly for ABPC>Anyone watching this film must wonder why.Every line is shouted out with lots of mugging as if he is trying to reach the people sitting at the rear of a theatre.Mind you everyone else is at it so maybe the director is to blame.The cast is actually quite decent including a very young Joan Simms pre Carry On.However even they cannot save this witless farce from inducing terminal boredom in the viewer..I defy anyone watching this film to last more than 30 minutes without loosing interest.Difficult for me to believe that i was a great fan of his and always used to go and see his films in the fifties and sixties.Thankfully i did not waste my 4/- when this load of rubbish was shown in the cinema and you should not waste your time now.