Left Right and Centre (1959) - film review

Comedy / Romance

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Left Right and Centre is a British comedy romance film first released in 1959, directed by Sidney Gilliat. The film stars Ian Carmichael, Alastair Sim, Patricia Bredin, Richard Wattis and Eric Barker. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Sidney Gilliat
Script: Sidney Gilliat, Val Valentine
Photo: Gerald Gibbs
Music: Humphrey Searle
Cast: Ian Carmichael (Robert Wilcot), Alastair Sim (Lord Wilcot), Patricia Bredin (Stella Stoker), Richard Wattis (Harding-Pratt), Eric Barker (Bert Glimmer), Moyra Fraser (Annabel), Jack Hedley (Bill Hemmingway), Gordon Harker (Hardy), William Kendall (Pottle), Anthony Sharp (Peterson), George Benson (Egerton), Leslie Dwyer (Alf Stoker), Moultrie Kelsall (Grimsby Armfield), Jeremy Hawke (TV interviewer), Russell Waters (Mr. Bray), Olwen Brookes (Mrs. Samson), John Salew (Mayor), Bill Shine (Basingstoke), Erik Chitty (Deputy returning officer), Redmond Phillips (Mr. Smithson), Irene Handl (Mrs. Maggs), John Sharp (Mr. Reeves), Douglas Ives (Plumber), Olaf Pooley (TV newscaster), Hattie Jacques (Woman in car), Frederick Leister (Himself), Frank Atkinson (Railway Porter.), Eamonn Andrews (Himself), Gilbert Harding (Himself), Carole Carr (Herself), Josephine Douglas (Herself), Fred Griffiths (Billingsgate Porter), Philip Latham (Reporter)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 95 min; B&W

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