Complications arise when aspirins are surreptitiously substituted for a woman’s birth-control pills.
Judy Geeson – of To Sir With Love(1966) fame – was something of a blonde sex nymphet in the late 60s, when she rarely seemed able to keep her clothes on for five minutes.
Unfortunately, she was given many poor roles in horror films and sex farces but did much more interesting work on television in later years.
Not that we’re complaining!
Prudence Hardcastle
Deborah Kerr Gerald Hardcastle
David Niven Henry Hardcastle
Robert Coote Elizabeth Brett
Irina Demick Grace Hardcastle
Joyce Redman Geraldine Hardcastle
Judy Geeson Dr Alan Huart
Keith Michell Lady Roberta Bates
Edith Evans Tony Bates
David Dundas Rose the Maid
Vickery Turner Ted the Chauffeur
Hugh Armstrong Chemist
Peter Butterworth
Director
Fielder Cook
Ronald Neame
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