Davy (1957) - film review

Comedy / Drama

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Davy is a British film comedy-drama first released in 1957, directed by Michael Relph. The film stars Harry Secombe, Alexander Knox, Ron Randell, George Relph and Susan Shaw. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Michael Relph
Script: William Rose
Photo: Douglas Slocombe
Cast: Harry Secombe (Davy Morgan), Alexander Knox (Sir Giles Manning), Ron Randell (George), George Relph (Uncle Pat Morgan), Susan Shaw (Gwen), Bill Owen (Eric), Isabel Dean (Miss Helen Carstairs), Adele Leigh (Joanna Reeves), Peter Frampton (Tim), Joan Sims (Tea Lady), Gladys Henson (Beatrice, Tea Lady), George Moon (Jerry), Clarkson Rose (Mrs. Magillicuddy), Kenneth Connor (Herbie), Liz Fraser (Tea Lady), Charles Lamb (Henry), Arnold Marlé (Mr. Winkler), Campbell Singer (Stage Doorkeeper), Bernard Cribbins (Stage Hand, Collins Music Hall), Ron Moody (The Unicyclist)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 83 min

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