Roger Moore plays Michael Scott, a playboy arms dealer living in Brussels who is trying to interest NATO in some of his wares.
Susannah York is Julia Richardson, an investigative reporter and single parent who is covering the NATO wargames due to take place. It will come as no surprise that the mismatched pair meet and eventually fall in love.
Despite the rather bizarre set-up (NATO wargames, arms dealing etc) That Lucky Touch is a very disposable and lightweight comedy. It’s just about worth a watch for Roger Moore completists but you wouldn’t be missing an awful lot if you never got around to it.
Michael Scott
Roger Moore Julia Richardson
Susannah York Diana Steedman
Shelley Winters Lt. Gen. Henry Steedman
Lee J. Cobb Leo
Jean-Pierre Cassel General Peruzzi
Raf Vallone Sophie
Sydne Rome General Armstrong
Donald Sinden Lt. Davis
Michael Shannon Viscount L’Ardey
Aubrey Woods Berckman
Alfred Hoffman David Richardson
Vincent Hall
Director
Christopher Miles
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