The return of the Huggett family. After first meeting the family at the Holiday Camp, this is on the home front. The Huggetts are about to have their first telephone installed. In today's ...
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Jack Warner | ... | Joe Huggett, Father | |
| Kathleen Harrison | ... | Ethel Huggett, Mother | |
| Jane Hylton | ... | Jane Huggett | |
| Susan Shaw | ... | Susan Huggett | |
| Petula Clark | ... | Pet Huggett | |
| Diana Dors | ... | Diana Hopkins | |
| Jimmy Hanley | ... | Jimmy Gardner | |
| Peter Hammond | ... | Peter Hawtry | |
| David Tomlinson | ... | Harold Hinchley | |
| John Blythe | ... | Gowan | |
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Amy Veness | ... | Grandma Huggett |
| Dandy Nichols | ... | Aunt Edie | |
| Doris Hare | ... | Mrs. Fisher | |
| Clive Morton | ... | Mr. Campbell | |
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Alison Leggatt | ... | Miss Perks |
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The return of the Huggett family. After first meeting the family at the Holiday Camp, this is on the home front. The Huggetts are about to have their first telephone installed. In today's high technology age, it is an interesting look at the late 40s, when all this was brand new. Written by mike.wilson6@btinternet.com
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
23 December 1950 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Gainsborough Studios, Islington, London, England, UKCompany Credits
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Mono (BAF Sound System)Aspect Ratio:
1.37 : 1
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Opening credits: All characters and events in this picture are fictitious. Any similarity to actual events, or persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. See more »Crazy Credits
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Another nice little entry in this short series (2/4), this one starts with the installation in the Huggetts' semi of that new-fangled contraption, the telephone. Then "little" cousin Di comes to stay for a while, bringing all manner of problems with her.
Various stories unfold concerning the family and friends, the plottiest threads being about Dad and his job as foreman at Campbell's and Jane's vacillating romances. But centre-stage for most of the time was young Diana Dors, well made use of here as decoration, but also showing she had some promising talents ... as a actress too. Mum felt sorry for her but Dad only wanted to give her a helping hand in the right place (or was that foot?). Pet got to sing Walking Backwards, in fact pity there wasn't some more as it was a decent choral arrangement too, whilst even the Royal Wedding got a humorous look-in.
Lovely harmless fluff and pleasant time-filling stuff.