A year after cutting his teeth on Dentist in the Chair(1960), Bob Monkhouse returned in this disappointing sequel.
Colonel Proudfoot of Proudfoot Industries tries to entice a couple of newly qualified dentists (including Monkhouse) to advertise Dreem – a revolutionary type of toothpaste.
But he knows that if the dentists learn they are part of an advertising campaign, they will be struck off and the campaign will be a disaster.
Released in the US as Get On With It!
David Cookson
Bob Monkhouse
Sam Field
Kenneth Connor
Brian Dexter
Ronnie Stevens
Jill Venner
Shirley Eaton
Colonel J.J. Proudfoot/Dean
Eric Barker
Duff
Reginald Beckwith
Macreedy
Richard Wattis
Roper (Pharmacist)
Charles Hawtrey Professor Lovitt
Jeremy Hawk Mrs Burke Charlotte Mitchell
Admiral Southbound
David Horne Fuller
Ian Whittaker
Director
C M Pennington-Richards
Video
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A year after cutting his teeth on Dentist in the Chair (1960), Bob Monkhouse returned in this disappointing sequel.
