Jean Goodwin (Hy Hazell) and her newly-married daughter Sue (Elizabeth Shepherd) are both unsatisfied with their marriages in this endearing domestic sex comedy from the Danziger Brothers.
Jean’s husband of 25 years, Philip (William Fox) is a marriage guidance councillor who talks too much, is totally predictable and whose answer to every crisis is a nice cup of tea.
When middle-aged playboy George Barker (Guy Middleton) chases Jean, she innocently encourages him.
Meanwhile Sue’s husband, Tom (Dennis Lotis) – a young reporter with the Sunday Family – doesn’t pay enough attention to her.
Derek Chadwick (Andrew Faulds) is a reporter for the rival Sunday Scandal, who shamelessly lies and manipulates so he can embellish the story of Jean and George’s “affair”.
Philip Goodwin
William Fox Jean Goodwin
Hy Hazell Tom Yardley
Dennis Lotis Sue Yardley
Elizabeth Shepherd George Barker
Guy Middleton Derek Chadwick
Andrew Faulds Hilda
Patsy Smart Nelson
Ian Fleming Maxwell
George Merritt Barman
Brian Peck Mrs Adams
Vi Stevens Adams
George Roderick Dr Falcon
Jack Melford
Director
Ernest Morris
You May Also Like
Wrong Side Of The Road (1981) Directed by Ned Lander, The Wrong Side of The Road tells the story of two Aboriginal rock bands…
Villain (1971) A bloated Richard Burton is in rare high spirits as vicious homosexual East End mob boss…
Long Day Closes, The (1992) Following the death of his father, eleven-year-old Bud (Leigh McCormack) is growing up in impoverished circumstances…
Cool It Carol (1970) This low-budget mod sleaze-fest came from Britain's answer to Russ Meyer, director Peter Walker, the man…
She Always Gets Their Man (1962) This gentle British comedy from the Danziger brothers revolves around a group of young women who…
Kiss of the Vampire, The (1963) Released as a double bill with Paranoiac, The Kiss of the Vampire finds Gerald Harcourt (Edward…
