Bill Brown (Arthur Askey) and Wally Binns (Glenn Melvyn) are a pair of football-mad railway men.
Bill has misplaced £55 of union money, his son Percy (James Kenney) has the chance to play professionally for United (sadly, Bill is a City fanatic and hates United) and his daughter, Rose (Shirley Eaton) has a new ballroom dancing partner and boyfriend, Alf Hall (Danny Ross).
The movie was based on a play written by Melvyn and led to a spin-off TV series called Love and Kisses.
Bill Brown
Arthur Askey Wally Binns
Glenn Melvyn Sal Brown
Thora Hird Rose Brown
Shirley Eaton Percy Brown
James Kenney Mr Longworth
Edward Chapman Alf Hall
Danny Ross Mr Muddlecombe
Robb Wilton Vera
Anthea Askey Emma Binns
Patricia Hayes Mrs Entwhistle
Iris Vandeleur Arthur Ford
William Franklyn Aggressive Man
Leonard Williams Mr Hall
Peter Swanwick Harry Longworth
Maurice Kaufmann Waitress
Dorothy Blythe
Director
David Paltenchi
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