Mrs. Brown, You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter (1968) - film review

Comedy / Musical

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Mrs. Brown, You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter is a British film comedy first released in 1968, directed by Saul Swimmer. The film stars Peter Noone, Karl Green, Keith Hopwood, Derek Leckenby and Barry Whitwam. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: Saul Swimmer
Script: Norman Thaddeus Vane
Photo: Jack Hildyard
Cast: Peter Noone (Herman), Karl Green (Karl), Keith Hopwood (Keith), Derek Leckenby (Derek), Barry Whitwam (Barry), Stanley Holloway (Mr. Brown), Mona Washbourne (Mrs. Brown), Lance Percival (Tramp), Marjorie Rhodes (Grandma), Sheila White (Tulip), Sarah Caldwell (Judy), Hugh Futcher (Swothard), Drewe Henley (Clive), Avis Bunnage (Tulip’s Mother), John Sharp (Oakshot), Nat Jackley (Pub Singer), Billy Milton (Landlord), Dermot Kelly (Con Man), Tom Kempinski (Hobart), Lynda Baron (Miss Fisher), Joan Hickson (Landlady), Iris Sadler (Stewpot Iris), Nan Munro (Mother at Station), Pamela Cundell (Woman on Embankment), Paul Farrell (White City Clerk), Michelle Cook (Hippie Girl), James E. Myers (Page Boy), Margery Manners (Pub Singer), Annette Crosbie (Maid), Rita Webb (Woman in Pub)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 110 min

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