I’ll Never Forget What’s’isname (1967) - film review

Comedy / Drama

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I’ll Never Forget What’s’isname is a British film comedy-drama first released in 1967, directed by Michael Winner. The film stars Orson Welles, Oliver Reed, Carol White, Harry Andrews and Michael Hordern. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Michael Winner
Script: Peter Draper
Photo: Otto Heller
Music: Francis Lai
Cast: Orson Welles (Jonathan Lute), Oliver Reed (Andrew Quint), Carol White (Georgina Elben), Harry Andrews (Gerald Sater), Michael Hordern (Headmaster), Wendy Craig (Louise Quint), Norman Rodway (Nicholas), Marianne Faithfull (Josie), Frank Finlay (Chaplain), Ann Lynn (Carla), Harvey Hall (Charles Maccabee), Lyn Ashley (Susannah), Edward Fox (Walter), Basil Dignam, Mark Burns (Michael Cornwall), Mark Eden (Kellaway), Stuart Cooper (Lewis Force), Veronica Clifford (Anna), Roland Curram (Eldrich), Peter Graves (Bankman), Robert Mill (Galloway), Mona Chong (Vietnamese Girl), Karen Kessey (The Twins), Katherine Kessey (The Twins), Bessie Love (American tourist), Josephine Rueg (Marian), Terence Sewards (Pinchin), Hugo Keith-Johnston (Young Andrew Quint), James Payne (Unruly student at school), Anthony Sharp (Mr. Hamper Down)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 97 min

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