From double Oscar-winning documentary-guru Robert Amram – who claims with a rueful grin that this movie ruined his feature film career – The Mini Mob is one of those could-only-happen-in-the-Swinging Sixties pieces about a quartet of teenage Mod princesses who are so desperate for boyfriends that they’re forced to kidnap them.
Their quarries include pirate radio deejay Mike Maroon (played by BBC disc jockey Rik Dane) and pop singer Georgie Hart (played by pop singer Georgie Fame, who abruptly departed in the middle of shooting to promote a new record release in America and forgot to return).
Also features the first-ever movie score by The Bee Gees.
Released in some markets as The Mini Affair.
Georgie Hart
Georgie Fame Charlotte
Rosemary Nicols Joe
John Clive Sir Basil Grinling
Bernard Archard Lucille
Lucille Soong Mike Maroon
Rik Dane Ronnie
Julian Curry Marianne
Gretchen Regan Samantha
Madeline Smith Stephen Catchpole
Clement Freud Aunt Grace
Totti Truman Taylor Tyson
Clive Dunn Fire Extinguisher Salesman
Roy Kinnear World Banker
Eric Pohlmann Chancellor of the Exchequer
William Rushton
Director
Robert Amram
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Their quarries include pirate radio deejay Mike Maroon (played by BBC disc jockey Rik Dane) and pop singer Georgie Hart (played by pop singer Georgie Fame, who abruptly departed in the middle of shooting to promote a new record release in America and forgot to return).
