Smiley (1956) - film review

Comedy

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Smiley is a British film comedy first released in 1956, directed by Anthony Kimmins. The film is based on a novel by Moore Raymond and stars Colin Petersen, Bruce Archer, Ralph Richardson, John McCallum and Chips Rafferty. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Anthony Kimmins
Script: Anthony Kimmins, Moore Raymond (novel), Moore Raymond
Photo: Edward Scaife
Music: William Alwyn
Cast: Colin Petersen (Smiley Greevins), Bruce Archer (Joey), Ralph Richardson (Reverend Lambeth), John McCallum (Jim Rankin), Chips Rafferty (Sergeant Flaxman), Jocelyn Hernfield (Miss Workman), Reg Lye (Pa Bill Greevins), Margaret Christensen (Mrs. Greevins), Charles ’Bud’ Tingwell (Mr Stevens), Marion Johns (Mrs. Stevens), Gavin Davies (Fred Stevens), Toni Hansen (Jean Holt), William Rees (Mr Johnson), John Fegan (Nobby), Guy Doleman (Bill McVitty), Letty Craydon (Lady at christening), Chow Sing (Ah Too), Bob Sunin (King Billy), Reggie Weigand (Jackie), Leonard Teale (Doctor)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 97 min

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