Don’t Raise the Bridge, Lower the River (1967) - film review

Comedy

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Don’t Raise the Bridge, Lower the River is a British film comedy first released in 1967, directed by Jerry Paris. The film is based on a novel by Max Wilk and stars Jerry Lewis, Terry-Thomas, Jacqueline Pearce, Bernard Cribbins and Patricia Routledge. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: Jerry Paris
Script: Max Wilk (novel), Max Wilk
Photo: Otto Heller
Music: David Whitaker
Cast: Jerry Lewis (George Lester), Terry-Thomas (H. William Homer), Jacqueline Pearce (Pamela Lester), Bernard Cribbins (Fred Davies), Patricia Routledge (Lucille Beatty), Nicholas Parsons (Dudley Heath), Michael Bates (Dr. Spink), Colin Gordon (Mr. Hartford), John Bluthal (Dr. Pinto), Sandra Caron (Pinto’s Nurse), Margaret Nolan (Spink’s Nurse), Harold Goodwin (Six-Eyes Wiener), Nike Arrighi (Portuguese Waitress), John Barrard (Zebra Man), Pippa Benedict (Fern Averback), Alexandra Dane (Masseuse), Colin Douglas (Barman), Robbie Lee (Bruce), Al Mancini (Portuguese Chauffeur), Ricardo Montez (Arab), John Moore (Digby), Molly Peters (Heath’s Secretary), Henry Soskin (Bearded Arab), Francesca Tu (Chinese Telephonist), Jerry Paris (Umpire in pre-credits sequence)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 99 min

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