Keep It Up Downstairs (1976) - film review

Comedy

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Keep It Up Downstairs is a British film comedy first released in 1976, directed by Robert Young. The film stars Diana Dors, Jack Wild, William Rushton, Aimi MacDonald and Françoise Pascal. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: Robert Young
Script: Hazel Adair
Photo: Alan Pudney
Music: Michael Nyman
Cast: Diana Dors (Daisy Dureneck), Jack Wild (Peregrine Cockshute), William Rushton (Snotty Shuttleworth), Aimi MacDonald (Christabelle St. Clair), Françoise Pascal (Mimi), Neil Hallett (Percy Hampton), Mark Singleton (Lord Cockshute), Julian Orchard (Bishop), Simon Brent (Rogers), Sue Longhurst (Lady Cockshute), John Blythe (Francis Dureneck), Carmen Silvera (Lady Bottomley), Tony Kenyon (Mellons), Olivia Munday (Lady Kitty Cockshute), Seretta Wilson (Betsy-Ann Dureneck), Peter Halliday (P.C. Harbottle), Nigel Pegram (Count von Schilling), April Olrich (Duchess), Mary Millington (Polly), Craig Marriott (Newsboy), Jean Newall (Mrs Burgess), Sally Harrison (Maud), Maria Coyne (Vera)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 94 min

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