The Lovers! (1973)Big-screen version of the TV sit-com about the ups-and-downs of a young courting couple's relationship. Director:Herbert WiseWriter:Jack Rosenthal |
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The Lovers! (1973)Big-screen version of the TV sit-com about the ups-and-downs of a young courting couple's relationship. Director:Herbert WiseWriter:Jack Rosenthal |
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Paula Wilcox | ... | |
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Joan Scott | ... | |
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Susan Littler | ... |
Sandra
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John Comer | ... |
Geoffrey's Dad
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Stella Moray | ... |
Geoffrey's Mum
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Nikolas Simmonds | ... | |
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Rosalind Ayres | ... |
Veronica
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Margaret Flint | ... |
Bookstore Manageress
(as Maggie Flint)
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Karen Ford | ... |
Foreign Girl at Party
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Ian Gray | ... |
Bookstall Assistant
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Paul Greenwood | ... |
Trainee Manager
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Mary Henry | ... |
Woman at Jumble Sale
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Robert Huke |
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Bernard Latham | ... |
Handsome
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Big-screen version of the TV sit-com about the ups-and-downs of a young courting couple's relationship.
The Lovers! is not a great film, or even a particularly good film. It will never win awards. It is typical of the low cost British TV-based movies of the 1970s. It is really nothing more than an expended TV special. But for some reason, I have retained a copy and, every so often (when I need cheering up usually) I play this film. It has a certain innocence. Nostalgia for a age that has past. Both the leading actors are excellent and there is a host of good supporting actors. The script is hardly hilarious but there are times when the one liners bring a smile. All in all, it is a pleasant way to spend 90 odd minutes.