Young pop composer Harry Blair (Canadian Lee Patterson) and singer Joan Farmer (Mary Steele, who was married to director Don Sharp) open a coffee bar, bankrolled by their trendy Aunt Sarah (Linda Gray).
They are joined by budding singer Terry Dene as himself. Dene sings at the cafe and – unable to get a record deal – the trio starts their own “Lucky Charm” record label.
The Golden Disc features many musical acts – covering everything from folk to skiffle and jazz, with some ballads and rock and roll thrown in – and DJ David Jacobs as himself.
The film was shot at Walton Studios and released in the US as The Inbetween Age.
Harry Blair
Lee Patterson Joan Farmer
Mary Steele Terry Dene
Himself Aunt Sarah
Linda Gray Mr Dryden
Ronald Adam Mr Washington
Peter Dyneley David Jacobs
Himself Recording Engineer
David Williams Morose Man
Richard Turner Dryden’s Secretary
Marianne Stone Mrs Simpson
Olive Milbourne 1st Recording Manager
Redmond Phillips 2nd Recording Manager
Raymond Hodge Stage Manager
Stanley Platts Phil Seamon and His Jazz Group
Themselves Sonny Stewart and His Skiffle Kings
Themselves Terry Kennedy and His Group
Themselves
Director
Don Sharp
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They are joined by budding singer Terry Dene as himself. Dene sings at the cafe and – unable to get a record deal – the trio starts their own “Lucky Charm” record label.
The film was shot at Walton Studios and released in the US as The Inbetween Age.
Mr Dryden
