Tommy Steele stars as Billy Bowles, a talent-spotter at the KLO record company whose unscrupulous boss, Max Catlin (Michael Medwin) sees that his talent-spotting abilities go unnoticed.
Meanwhile, Billy’s secretary Julie Singleton (Angela Douglas) suspects that his mysterious Sunday outings indicate an undisclosed marriage. Julie’s rich father hires a lugubrious detective named Parsons (Bernard Bresslaw) to investigate Billy’s secret life.
It turns out that Billy is trying to save the orphanage where he was raised from closing by organising a concert featuring all the most up-to-date singers and bands.
Watch out for a cameo from Shane Fenton, who would go on to glam pop-star fame in the 1970s as Alvin Stardust.
Released in some markets as The Dream Maker.
Billy Bowles
Tommy Steele Max Catlin
Michael Medwin Julie Singleton
Angela Douglas Delia
Jean Harvey Parsons
Bernard Bresslaw JB Magdeburg
Walter Hudd Julian Singleton
John Tate April Dutton
Janet Henfrey Lord Sweatstone
Richard Goolden Mick
Keith Faulkner Hugh
Edward Cast Cyril Bong
Anthony Dawes Marion Ryan
Herself Shane Fenton & The Fentones
Themselves Russ Conway
Himself Miss Ventnor
Barbara Clegg Nellie
Iris Russell Penny
Abril Ward Pete
Michael Thompson Herbert
Jeffrey Chandler Geoff Munday
Robert Dean Archie
Bryan Parker Norman Winten
Anthony Pelly Johnny De Little
Himself Dick Kallman
Himself Danny WIlliams
Himself
Director
Don Sharp
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