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12 April 1965 (Denmark)
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A Film from the "Special Years" of British Cinema
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Heather Sears | ... | Penny |
| John Bonney | ... | Lee |
| Bernard Lee | ... | George Hudson |
| Erika Remberg | ... | Wanda (as Erica Remberg) |
| Colin Campbell | ... | Jamey |
| Francesca Annis | ... | Jean |
| Inigo Jackson | ... | Harry |
| Vera Day | ... | Arlene |
| Caroline Mortimer | ... | Marlene |
| David Lodge | ... | Arthur |
| Nigel Green | ... | Paddy |
| Toni Gilpin | ... | Margaret |
| Barbara Roscoe | ... | Miss Bingo |
| Margaret Nolan | ... | Julie |
| Martine Beswick | ... | Barmaid |
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100 min
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Last cinema film of Heather Sears.
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The British films of the swinging sixties are typified for their crashing through the art barriers and doing things that had never been done before. Sometimes it came off; sometimes - well, all too often, to be exact - it didn't. Compare this with the "straight films" of the 1950s. Between these two phases of British cinema, there were a "special years" transitory phase: the straightness of the past was laid side by side with the oncoming weirdness of the swinging sixties. This is such a film.
The film follows the adventures of some merchant seamen on a London night out, before they return to their ship in the morning. There are some memorable scenes in this film. These include the "boyfriend" who is in a meditative trance, the know-all sailor getting his comeuppance, when he gets ripped off in a clip joint, and Bernard Lee voluntarily writing a cheque for ten pounds after a failed blackmail attempt. All this, and The Searchers playing in a pub, too.
It is a typical British B movie of the period, and is quite watchable.