Playboy David Galaxy is a suspect in a robbery case and needs an alibi, and the only credible witness to his innocence won't help. He also has to prove his mettle with "the only woman in the world who's never had an orgasm."
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Cast
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Alan Lake | ... | David Galaxy |
| Glynn Edwards | ... | Chief Inspector Evans | |
| Anthony Booth | ... | Steve | |
| Diana Dors | ... | Jenny Stride | |
| John Moulder-Brown | ... | Sergeant Johnson | |
| Milton Reid | ... | Eddie | |
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Bernie Winters | ... | Mr. Pringle / Pringle |
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Kenny Lynch | ... | Joe |
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Mary Millington | ... | Millie |
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Sally Faulkner | ... | Amanda |
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Rosemary England | ... | Sandra |
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Queenie Watts | ... | David Galaxy's Mother |
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Cindy Truman | ... | Anne |
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Vicki Scott | ... | Charlotte (as Vicky Scott) |
| Alec Mango | ... | Pembleton | |
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Playboy David Galaxy is a suspect in a robbery case and needs an alibi, and the only credible witness to his innocence won't help. He also has to prove his mettle with "the only woman in the world who's never had an orgasm."
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[to the barman]
Steve: Same again, Joe.
Steve: [to Galaxy] How'd you get on with the traffic warden, eh? Did you score?
David Galaxy: Did I score? I made the Chelsea football team look sick!
Steve: I hope the performance was as good as the line!
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(uncredited)
Written by David Whitaker
Title song sung by Diana Dors
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Queenie Watts was paid £75 for one day's work. See more »Quotes
Steve: Hey, Dave![to the barman]
Steve: Same again, Joe.
Steve: [to Galaxy] How'd you get on with the traffic warden, eh? Did you score?
David Galaxy: Did I score? I made the Chelsea football team look sick!
Steve: I hope the performance was as good as the line!
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His Name Is Galaxy(uncredited)
Written by David Whitaker
Title song sung by Diana Dors
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This was made at a time when attendance at cinemas was plummeting and there was a duopoly of Rank and ABC.They were both desperate for British films to fulfil their quota requirements that they would show feeble sex comedies like this.There is the pleasure of spotting British character actors,such as Ballard Berkeley,taking the money and running.