Miss in Her Teens (2013)

Sir Simon Loveit, a widower, wishes to marry Miss Biddy. His son, Captain Bob, however has already won her heart under the alias of Rhodophil, before he went to war in Flanders. On his ... See full summary »

Director:

Matthew Butler

Writers:

Matthew Butler (screenplay), David Garrick,

Stars:

Ian McKellen, Simon Callow, Carol Royle

Cast

Credited cast:
Ian McKellen	...	The Prologue
Simon Callow	...	The Author
Carol Royle	...	Aunt
Matthew Butler	...	Fribble
Tori Hart	...	Biddy Belair
John Fitzpatrick	...	Puff
Adam Alexander	...	Captain Loveit
Emma King	...	Tag
Graham Butler	...	Jasper
Dominic Charles-Rouse	...	Flash
Ben Lee	...	Beau Man / Gardener / Servant / Coachman
Jennifer Masters	...	Bully Woman
Gil Sutherland	...	Sir Simon Loveit
Elenor Harley	...	Maid

Storyline

Sir Simon Loveit, a widower, wishes to marry Miss Biddy. His son, Captain Bob, however has already won her heart under the alias of Rhodophil, before he went to war in Flanders. On his return, Captain Bob discovers, courtesy of his manservant Puff, that Miss has two other suitors, Captain Flash and Mr. Fribble. Puff also discovers that his wife, Tag, who he deserted six months ago, has been having an affair with Sir Simon's manservant, Jasper. After coercing Flash and Fribble into a duelling stand-off, Miss Biddy and Tag watch the ensuing chaos with glee as Captain Bob chases off his rivals. Sir Simon relinquishes his attachment to Miss Biddy, leaving true love to win the day.

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Official Sites:

Fizz and Ginger Films [gb] Official site

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

1 July 2013 (UK)

Filming Locations:

Oxfordshire, England, UK

Box Office

Budget:

£37,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Fizz and Ginger Films, Mr. Hart's Theatrical Company

Technical Specs

Runtime:

60 min 60 min (original)

Color:

Color (HD)

Did You Know?

Trivia

Written by the great 18th Century actor David Garrick, this is the film version based on the theatrical production shown in London in 2010 by Mr. Hart's Theatrical Company.