Thank You All Very Much
(1969)
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| Sandy Dennis | ... |
Rosamund Stacey
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George Matthews
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Eleanor Bron | ... |
Lydia Reynolds
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Roger Henderson
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Michael Coles | ... |
Joe Hurt
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| Rachel Kempson | ... |
Sister Henry
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Peggy Thorpe-Bates | ... |
Mrs. Stacey
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Kenneth Benda | ... |
Mr. Stacey
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Sarah Whalley | ... |
Octavia
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Shelagh Fraser | ... |
Miss Gurnsey
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Deborah Stanford | ... |
Beatrice
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| Margaret Tyzack | ... |
Sister Bennett
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| Roger Hammond | ... |
Mike
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Maurice Denham | ... |
Doctor Prothero
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expectant father | pregnancy | maternity ward | pregnant woman | expectant mother |Taglines:
Miss Rosamund Stacey joyfully announces the birth of her baby. With grateful acknowledgements to everyone who helped make it such a beautiful event. See more »Genres:
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UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
September 1969 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
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I wish this were on DVD. I know it is an esoteric film but it is a little gem starring Sandy Dennis when she was at her peak popularity.
Despite the commentary on the miserable part of living in England, London is beautifully photographed and is almost its own character in the film.
Also a great history lesson for young women on how oppressive sexual mores(more-ays) once were before Blondie, Britney and Madonna.
Young Ian McKellen is in this for all fans of the awful Lord of the Rings Trilogy. For those who want a juxtaposition of what films once were, just watch these two McKellen films that bookend his career.
This is a great film to watch on a rainy afternoon.