After his girlfriend's pregnancy forces him to marry her, a young man must adjust to his new life and contend with his domineering mother-in-law.
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| Alan Bates | ... | Victor Arthur 'Vic' Brown | |
| Thora Hird | ... | Mrs. Rothwell | |
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Pat Keen | ... | Christine Harris |
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Jack Smethurst | ... | Conroy |
| Gwen Nelson | ... | Mrs. Brown | |
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John Ronane | ... | Draughtsman |
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David Mahlowe | ... | David Harris |
| Patsy Rowlands | ... | Dorothy | |
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Michael Deacon | ... | Les |
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Annette Robertson | ... | Phoebe |
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Fred Ferris | ... | Althorpe |
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Malcolm Patton | ... | Jim Brown |
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A young man, inching his way up from working-class traditions via a white-collar job, finds himself trapped by the frightening reality of his girlfriend's pregnancy and is forced into marrying her and moving in with his mother-in-law due to a housing shortage in their Northern England town. Written by alfiehitchie
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Country:
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1 October 1962 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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$3,278, 7 April 2017, Limited ReleaseGross USA:
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Ingrid: My mum. She named me after Ingrid Bergman. She was in "For whom the bells tolls", it is her favorite movie, and it came out the year I was born.
Vic: It's an unusual name for an English girl.
Ingrid: I guess, if I'd been a boy, she would have named me after Gary Cooper.
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In the opening wedding scene, an elderly relative is prevented from taking photographs when the wedding car pulls up in front of her. She is, however, then seen taking pictures on the other side of the car as the bride and groom get in. Then as the car pulls away, she is back in her original position on the 'wrong' side of the car, still unable to take photos. See more »Quotes
Vic: Who named you Ingrid?Ingrid: My mum. She named me after Ingrid Bergman. She was in "For whom the bells tolls", it is her favorite movie, and it came out the year I was born.
Vic: It's an unusual name for an English girl.
Ingrid: I guess, if I'd been a boy, she would have named me after Gary Cooper.
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This is a wonderful exploration of a young man's misgivings about being attached. It explores issues of manhood and love with great sincerity and sensitivity. Alan Bates is at his best here and the whole cast hits the mark under a careful eye. I think it is optimistic in its depiction, but most of all honest. The language is impeccable. How can you go wrong with lines such as "I am your husband if you did but know it"? Whistle Down the Wind is another with Bates in top form. Worth a look.