Where the Bullets Fly (1966) - film review

Comedy

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Where the Bullets Fly is a British film comedy first released in 1966, directed by John Gilling. The film stars Tom Adams, Dawn Addams, Tim Barrett, Michael Ripper and Sid James. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: John Gilling
Script: Michael Pittock
Photo: David Holmes
Music: Kenny Graham
Cast: Tom Adams (Charles Vine), Dawn Addams (Felicity ’Fiz’ Moonlight), Tim Barrett (Seraph), Michael Ripper (Angel), Sid James (Mortuary Attendant), Wilfrid Brambell (Train Guard), Joe Baker (Minister), John Arnatt (Rockwell), Ronald Leigh-Hunt (Thursby), Marcus Hammond (O’Neil), Tony Arpino (Butler), Michael Balfour (Band Leader), Tom Bowman (Russian Colonel), Maurice Browning (Cherub), Michael James Cox (Lt. Guyfawkes), Sue Donovan (Celia), Peter Ducrow (Prof. Harding), James Ellis (Flight Lt. Fotheringham), Heidi Erich (Carruthers), Suzan Farmer (Caron), Michael Goldie (Laborer), David Gregory (R.A.F. Sergeant), Gerard Heinz (Venstram), John Horsley (Air Marshal), Charles Houston (Co-pilot), Patrick Jordan (Russian), Maggie Kimberly (Jacqueline), Garry Marsh (Major), Julie Martin (Verity), Bryan Mosley (Connolly), Joe Ritchie (Truck Driver), Terence Sewards (Minister’s Press Agent), Roy Stephens (Staff Officer), Barbara Stevens (Harding’s Secretary), Michael Ward (Michael), John Watson (Controller)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 88 min

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