The Great McGonagall (1974) - film review

Biography / Comedy

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The Great McGonagall is a British film comedy first released in 1974, directed by Joseph McGrath. The film stars Spike Milligan, Peter Sellers, Julia Foster and John Bluthal. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Joseph McGrath
Script: Joseph McGrath, Spike Milligan
Photo: John Mackey
Music: John Shakespeare, Derek Warne
Cast: Spike Milligan (William McGonagall), Peter Sellers (Queen Victoria), Julia Foster (Mrs. McGonagall), John Bluthal (Mr. Giles, MacDuff, Herclues Paint, British Soldier, Policeman, McLain, Sherrif, Judge), Victor Spinetti (Mr. Stewart, Second-Lieutenant Rotlo, supposed John Brown, Gentleman, Revolutionary, Cardinal, Policeman), Valentine Dyall (Army Sergeant, Lord Tennyson, Doctor, Native messenger, Policeman, Fop), Julian Chagrin (Prince Albert, Rev. Gilfillan, Publican, Balmoral Policeman, Stagehand, Ruffian, Mr Stewart’s assistant, British Soldier, Fop), Clifton Jones (King Theebaw, Policeman, Clerk of the Court, Mr Stewart’s assistant, Zulu Chief, Ruffian, Fop), Charlie Young Atom (Postman, Policeman, Sleeper in the Snow, Theatre Announcer, Drinker), Luie Caballero (Man with parrot)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 95 min

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