A Boy, a Girl and a Bike (1949) - film review

Comedy / Romance / Drama

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A Boy, a Girl and a Bike is a British romantic film drama first released in 1949, directed by Ralph Smart. The film stars John McCallum, Honor Blackman, Patrick Holt, Diana Dors and Maurice Denham. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Ralph Smart
Script: Ralph Keene, John Sommerfield, Ted Willis
Photo: Ray Elton, Phil Grindrod
Music: Kenneth Pakeman
Cast: John McCallum (David Howarth), Honor Blackman (Susie Bates), Patrick Holt (Sam Walters), Diana Dors (Ada Foster), Maurice Denham (Bill Martin), Leslie Dwyer (Steve Hall), Anthony Newley (Charlie Ritchie), Megs Jenkins (Nan Ritchie), John Blythe (Frank Martin), Hal Osmond (Mr. Bates), Thora Hird (Mrs. Bates), Amy Veness (Grandma Bates), Maggie Hanley (Ginger), Cyril Chamberlain (Bert Gardner), Barry Letts (Syd), Vera Cook (Helen Gardner), Julien Mitchell (Mr. Howarth), Alison Leggatt (Mrs. Howarth), Lyn Evans (Policeman in Cafe), Margot Bourke (Mary Bates), Geoffrey Best (Harry), John Howlett (Alf Pearson), Patrick Halstead (Willie), Joan Seton (Beryl Howarth), Barbara Murray (Bit Role), Marianne Stone (Bit Role)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 92 min

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