The Punch and Judy Man (1963) - film review

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The Punch and Judy Man is a British film comedy first released in 1963, directed by Jeremy Summers. The film stars Tony Hancock, Sylvia Syms, Ronald Fraser, Barbara Murray and John Le Mesurier. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Jeremy Summers
Script: Tony Hancock, Phillip Oakes
Photo: Gilbert Taylor
Music: Don Banks, Derek Scott
Cast: Tony Hancock (Wally Pinner), Sylvia Syms (Delia Pinner), Ronald Fraser (Mayor Palmer), Barbara Murray (Lady Jane Caterham), John Le Mesurier (The Sandman), Brian Bedford (1st Escort), Fred Berman (Master of Ceremonies), Norman Bird (Committee Man), Kevin Brennan (Landlord), Terence Brook (Bar Tender), Eddie Byrne (Ice Cream Assistant), John Dunbar (Committee Man), Mario Fabrizi (Nevil Shanks), Carole Ann Ford (Girl in seaside kiosk), Gerald Harper (1st Drunk), Walter Hudd (Clergyman), Hattie Jacques (Dolly Zarathusa, the Fortune Teller), Pauline Jameson (Mayoress), Hugh Lloyd (Edward Cox), Laurie Main (2nd Drunk), Ray Marioni (Kitchen Worker), Priscilla Morgan (Irene), Peter Myers (2nd Escort), Michael Ripper (Waiter), Aidan Turner (Crony), Peter Vaughan (Committee Man), Russell Waters (Bobby Bachelor), Nicholas Webb (Peter)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 96 min

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