Richard Abel (Lance Percival), a stagehand at the London Palladium, visits the London nightspots with his fat friend (William Rushton). He hangs out in a Paul Raymond night club frequented by bunny girls, meets all sorts of show-biz people and takes part in his own song-and-dance routines – but wakes up to find it was all a dream.
Richard Abel
Lance Percival Fat Friend
William Rushton Narrator
Stephen Jack Frankie Vaughan
Himself Acker Bilk and the Paramount Jazz Band
Themselves The Springfields
Themselves The Bachelors
Themselves The Hollies
Themselves Clodagh Rodgers
Herself The Paul Raymond Bunnies
Themselves
Director
Douglas Hickox
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