Up Jumped a Swagman (1965)The adventures of an Australian singer in London. Director:Christopher MilesWriter:Lewis Greifer |
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Frank Ifield | ... |
Dave Kelly
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Annette Andre | ... |
Patsy
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Ronald Radd | ... |
Harry King
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Suzy Kendall | ... |
Melissa Smythe-Fury
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Richard Wattis | ... |
Lever, Music Publisher
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Bockeye
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Bryan Mosley | ... |
Jo-Jo
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Martin Miller | ... |
Herman
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Harvey Spencer | ... |
Luigi
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Carl Jaffe | ... |
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Cyril Shaps | ... |
Phil Myers
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Frank Cox | ... |
Wilkinson
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Fred Cox | ... |
Docherty
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Joan Geary | ... |
Mrs. Hawkes Fenhoulet
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William Mervyn | ... |
Mr. Hawkes Fenhoulet
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The adventures of an Australian singer in London.
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21 December 1965 (UK) See more »Company Credits
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Written by Frank Ifield & Mike Conlin (as M. Conlin)
Performed by Frank Ifield
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"I Guess"Written by Frank Ifield & Mike Conlin (as M. Conlin)
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If you like Richard Wattis or Bryan Mosley(Alf Roberts), not forgetting the lovely Annette Andre(Pre Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased), then this film is for you.Suzy Kendall is good but she doesn't really appear as much as Annette A. Some surreal moments are well interspersed-a rare thing these days. If you like 'Smashing Time' or 'The Sandwich Man' then this is in a similar vein but very different at the same time.You have to see the film to know what I mean as it's a tricky one to describe. Frank Ifield is pretty striking and it's pretty obvious that this was intended to be his 'Good career move'up the showbiz ladder. Again, like the films I've compared this to we're in the 'No Longer Politically Correct' genre so you'll be VERY hard pressed to spy it on the box!!!!!!!! If you can get a copy of this you'll be impressed.Generally though, any film with Richard Wattis in seems to be a good bet!