The Iron Maiden (1962) - film review

Comedy

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The Iron Maiden is a British film comedy first released in 1962, directed by Gerald Thomas. The film stars Michael Craig, Anne Helm, Jeff Donnell, Alan Hale Jr. and Noel Purcell. It has also been released under the title: The Swinging Maiden. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Gerald Thomas
Script: Kay Bannerman, Leslie Bricusse, Harold Brooke, Vivian Cox
Photo: Alan Hume
Music: Eric Rogers
Cast: Michael Craig (Jack Hopkins), Anne Helm (Kathy Fisher), Jeff Donnell (Miriam Fisher), Alan Hale Jr. (Paul Fisher), Noel Purcell (Admiral Sir Digby Trevelyan), Cecil Parker (Sir Giles Thompson), Roland Culver (Lord Upshott), Joan Sims (Nellie Trotter), John Standing (Humphrey Gore-Brown), Brian Oulton (Vicar), Sam Kydd (Fred Trotter), Judith Furse (Traction Engine Driver), Richard Thorp (Harry), Jim Dale (Publicist), George Woodbridge (Sid Ludge), Ian Wilson (Albert, Traction Engine Driver), Brian Rawlinson (Albert (Policeman)), Douglas Ives (Charlie), David Aylmer, Peter Burton, Michael Nightingale (Senior Rally Steward), Raymond Glendenning (Commentator), Cyril Chamberlain (Traction Engine Driver), Peter Jesson (Rolls Royce owner), Anton Rodgers (Hotel Servant), Tom Gill (Rally Official), Anthony Baird, Peter Wells, Eric Corrie, Jonathan Kydd (Butler), The Duke of Bedford (Himself, The Duke of Bedford), Bill Cartwright
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 98 min
Aka: The Swinging Maiden

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