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Gregory
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Dee Hepburn | ... |
Dorothy
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Jake D'Arcy | ... |
Phil Menzies
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| Clare Grogan | ... |
Susan
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Robert Buchanan | ... |
Andy
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Billy Greenlees | ... |
Steve
(as William Greenlees)
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Alan Love | ... |
Eric
(as Alan Love)
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| Caroline Guthrie | ... |
Carol
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Carol Macartney | ... |
Margo
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Douglas Sannachan | ... |
Billy
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Allison Forster | ... | |
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Chic Murray | ... |
Headmaster
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| Alex Norton | ... |
Alec
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John Bett | ... |
Alistair
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Dave Anderson | ... |
Gregory's Dad
(as David Anderson)
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In his Scottish New Town home, gangling Gregory and his school-friends are starting to find out about girls. He fancies Dorothy, not least because she has got into the football team - and is a better player than him. He finally asks her out, but it is obviously the females in control of matters here, and that very much includes Gregory's younger sister. Written by Jeremy Perkins {J-26}
I love this movie.Its my fav movie of all time ,Everytime i watch it its like meeting an old friend again.It is so rich with subtle humour and possibly every scene makes me chuckle.the teenage anguish is never over played and ever actor in the film has never surpassed there performances in this movie
growing up in Scotland myself i still don't feel that the movie is regional and anyone who is able to see it please do so .The clothes are dated but the humour is still spot on.
This film is a Scottish gem and should be given more praise.I just cant fault it.If i had to cut my DVD collection down to two gregorys girl and this is spinal tap would be my only choices.