For the Love of Ada (1972) - film review

Ronnie Baxter

Comedy / Romance

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For the Love of Ada is a British comedy romance film first released in 1972, directed by Ronnie Baxter. The film stars Irene Handl, Wilfred Pickles, Barbara Mitchell, Jack Smethurst and Arthur English. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: Ronnie Baxter
Script: Harry Driver, Vince Powell
Photo: Alan Hume
Music: Frank Barber
Cast: Irene Handl (Ada Bingley), Wilfred Pickles (Walter Bingley), Barbara Mitchell (Ruth Pollitt), Jack Smethurst (Leslie Pollitt), Arthur English (Arthur), Larry Martyn (Brian), Hilda Braid (Mrs. Armitage), Andrea Lawrence (Sandra), David Collings (Mr. Johnson), Nancy Nevinson (Elsie Lockwood), Donald Bisset (Mr. Chapman), Duggie Brown (Duggie), Rose Power (First Mourner), Johnnie Wade (Alan), John Boxer (Vicar), Arthur White (Hospital Porter), Norman Atkyns (Charlie Nugent), Gareth Hunt (Policeman), Veronica Doran (Carol), Rose Hill (Third Mourner), Winifred Sabine (Winnie), Jean Marlow (Second Mourner), Brian Tully (Fourth Mourner), Joan Scott (Hospital Sister), Colin Cunningham (Colin), Winifred Braemar (Pensioner), Betty Hare (Pensioner), Cecily Hullett (Mrs. Skinner), Nicholas Ram (Anthony Pollitt), Patsy Kensit (Little Girl), Paul Luty (Bert), Tessa Shaw (Fanny)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 88 min

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