Nothing But the Best (1964) - film review

Comedy

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Nothing But the Best is a British film comedy first released in 1964, directed by Clive Donner. The film stars Alan Bates, Denholm Elliott, Harry Andrews, Millicent Martin and Pauline Delaney. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Clive Donner
Script: Stanley Ellin, Frederic Raphael
Photo: Nicolas Roeg
Music: Ron Grainer
Cast: Alan Bates (Jimmy Brewster), Denholm Elliott (Charlie Prince), Harry Andrews (Mr. Horton), Millicent Martin (Ann Horton), Pauline Delaney (Mrs. March), Godfrey Quigley (Coates), Diane Appleby (Secretary), Robert Bruce (Basil), Ernest Clark (Roberts), Paul Curran (Mr. Brewster), Lucinda Curtis (Nadine), The Eagles (Themselves), Drewe Henley (Denis), Olive Kirby (The Maid Margaret), Avice Landone (Mrs. Horton), Howard Lang (Jutson), Alison Leggatt (Mrs. Brewster), Bernard Levin (Himself), Joseph Levine (Taxi Driver), Angus MacKay (Clergyman), Peter Madden (Ex-Politician), Joanna Morris (Jimmy’s Secretary), Donald Pickering (Adrian Slater), Alan Rothwell (Young Man), William Rushton (Gerry), Nigel Stock (Ferris), Marianne Stone, James Villiers (Hugh), June Watts (Waitress), Anneke Wills (Girl), Pattie Boyd (Extra in restaurant scene), Gaye Brown (4th Girl), Judy Huxtable (5th Girl), John Miller (Sir Peter Melcott), George Waring (Police Inpector in play), Gabriel Woolf (Man)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 99 min

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