An insecure Briton and a Briton of Jamaican descent share a London apartment together.
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Title: Two Gentlemen Sharing (1969)
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Cast
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| Robin Phillips | ... | Roddy Pater | |
| Judy Geeson | ... | Jane Archer | |
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Ester Anderson | ... | Caroline Harcourt (as Esther Anderson) |
| Hal Frederick | ... | Andrew McKenzie | |
| Norman Rossington | ... | Phil Carter | |
| Rachel Kempson | ... | Mrs. Ashby-Kydd | |
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Ram John Holder | ... | Marcus |
| Hilary Heath | ... | Ethne Burrows (as Hilary Dwyer) | |
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Daisy Mae Williams | ... | Amanda |
| Elspeth March | ... | Mrs. Burrows - Ethne's Mother | |
| Philip Stone | ... | Mr. Burrows - Ethne's Father | |
| Avice Landone | ... | Mrs. Pater - Roddy's Mother (as Avice Landon) | |
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David Markham | ... | Mr. Pater - Roddy's Father |
| Shelagh Fraser | ... | Helen Marriott - Jane's Mother | |
| Earl Cameron | ... | Charles Marriott - Jane's Step-father | |
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An insecure Briton and a Briton of Jamaican descent share a London apartment together.
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A Curious Love Story! They were as different as BLACK and WHITE... but they had one thing in common! See more »Parents Guide:
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Andrew McKenzie: McKenzie, Andrew McKenzie.
Andrew McKenzie: I'm a solicitor.
Andrew McKenzie: Yes, it is a Scottish name. But actually I'm not Scottish, I come from Jamaica.
Andrew McKenzie: Black? Yes, it does mean I'm black.
Andrew McKenzie: I beg your pardon... how black, Madame? Hopelessly.
[he hangs up]
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Music and lyrics by Nathaniel McCarthy (as McCarthy), Toots Hibbert (as Hibbert) and Henry Gordon (as Gordon)
Sung by Toots & The Maytals (as The Maytals)
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Andrew McKenzie: I'm phoning about the flat you had advertised. Is it still available, Madame?Andrew McKenzie: McKenzie, Andrew McKenzie.
Andrew McKenzie: I'm a solicitor.
Andrew McKenzie: Yes, it is a Scottish name. But actually I'm not Scottish, I come from Jamaica.
Andrew McKenzie: Black? Yes, it does mean I'm black.
Andrew McKenzie: I beg your pardon... how black, Madame? Hopelessly.
[he hangs up]
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54-45 (That's My Number)Music and lyrics by Nathaniel McCarthy (as McCarthy), Toots Hibbert (as Hibbert) and Henry Gordon (as Gordon)
Sung by Toots & The Maytals (as The Maytals)
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4 May 1970 (Sweden) See more »Also Known As:
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Went to see this film today at the BFI, part of their "Black and Banned" season. The film did not get a release due to what was considered "subversive" at the time. Great Q&A afterwards with stars Judy Geeson, Esther Anderson and director Ted Kotcheff on Skype from LA. Incidentally, writer Evan Jones is still alive.