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| Joan Collins | ... | ||
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Antonio Cantafora | ... |
Nico Cantafora
(as Michael Coby)
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Kenneth Haigh | ... |
Arnold Rinstead
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| Ian Hendry | ... |
Thrush Feather
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| Pamela Salem | ... |
Lynn
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| Sue Lloyd | ... | ||
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Mark Burns | ... | |
| John Ratzenberger | ... |
Hal Leonard
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| Carolyn Seymour | ... |
Polly Logan
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Doug Fisher | ... |
Sammy
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Sharon Fussey | ... |
Denise (Sammy's Girl)
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| Peter Wight | ... |
Ricky
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George Sweeney | ... |
Sandy Roots
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Maurice Thorogood | ... |
Paul
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Bill Mitchell | ... |
Bernie
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The owner of a trendy disco starts having problems with the men in her life and the Mafia, which is trying to move in on her place.
This film is really a load of tosh and a waste of Joan Collins' considerable acting talents - BUT - if you grew up in the 1970s you will have a certain nostalgic affection for it. I remember very well the iconic nightclub "Regine's" on which Fontaine Khaled's disco was based - even with the same squared dance-floor - and the fashions with lots of bright colours, flashy jewellery and designers such as Yuki.
The dialogue is absolutely appalling and the delivery by most of the actors stilted to say the least.
If you "suspend disbelief" and take this film for what it is; a piece of nostalgic, escapist fluff; then you are in for quite an enjoyable way of passing an evening - AND you'll enjoy all the 70s disco music!