It’s All Happening (1963) - film review

Musical / Comedy

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It’s All Happening is a British film comedy first released in 1963, directed by Don Sharp. The film stars Tommy Steele, Michael Medwin, Angela Douglas, Jean Harvey and Bernard Bresslaw. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: Don Sharp
Script: Leigh Vance
Photo: Ken Hodges
Music: Philip Green
Cast: Tommy Steele (Billy Bowles), Michael Medwin (Max Catlin), Angela Douglas (Julie Singleton), Jean Harvey (Delia), Bernard Bresslaw (Parsons), Walter Hudd (J.B. Magdeburg), John Tate (Julian Singleton), Janet Henfrey (April), Richard Goolden (Lord Sweatstone), Keith Faulkner (Mick), Edward Cast (Hugh), Anthony Dawes (Cyril Bong), Barbara Clegg (Miss Ventnor), Iris Russell (Nellie), Abril Ward (Penny), Michael Thompson (Pete), Jeffrey Chandler (Herbert), Robert Dean (Geoff Munday), Bruce Beeby (Announcer), Gordon Waine (Stage Manager), Marigold Russell (Pale Girl), Gillian McCutcheon (Gushing Girl), Bryan Parker (Archie), Anthony Pelly (Norman Winten), John Barry (Cameo appearance), John Boulter (Cameo appearance), Bill Cartwright (Headwaiter), The Clyde Valley Stompers (Cameo appearance), Russ Conway (Cameo appearance), Carol Deene (Cameo appearance), Johnny De Little (Cameo appearance), Dai Francis (Cameo appearance), Philip Green (Cameo appearance), Dick Kallman (Cameo appearance), Geoff Love (Cameo appearance), Tony Mercer (Cameo appearance), Marion Ryan (Cameo appearance), Alvin Stardust (Cameo appearance), Danny Williams (Cameo)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 86 min

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