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First, the early Joan Collins outing "Our Girl Friday" (1953) features the sexy star as a woman shipwrecked with three men on an island. All the guys are hot for Joan, and who can blame them? George Cole, Kenneth More, and Hermione Gingold co-star. AKA: "The Adventures of Sadie." Next, jolly good British comedy, as two members of Her Majesty's Royal Navy trade places, turning the ship into a shambles. The final straw comes when the Admiral's dinghy is destroyed. David Tomlinson, Peggy Cummins star in "Carry On Admiral" (1957). AKA: "The Ship Was Loaded." Then, an ex-convict father (Richard Hearne) is kept locked in the attic by his wife so his daughter can enjoy a proper birthday party, but he escapes and has "The Time of His Life" (1955). With Ellen Pollock, Richard Wattis. Two-disc set also includes "The Runaway Bus" and "Dentist in the Chair." 6 3/4 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo.
Credits
Joan CollinsFrankie Howerd
David Tomlinson
Bob Monkhouse
George Cole
Peggy Cummins
Margaret Rutherford
Kenneth More
Richard Beynon
Kenneth Connor
Brian Reece
Robertson Hare
Eunice Gayson
Tedwell Chapman
Eric Barker
Vincent Ball
Jimmy Young
A. E. Matthews
Walter Fitzgerald
Ronnie Stevens
Ronald Shiner
Hattie Jacques
Marianne Stone
Felix Felton
Joan Sims
Eleanor Summerfield
Lionel Merton
Michael Gwynn
Lionel Murton
Stuart Saunders
Ian Wallace
Frank Phillips
Desmond Walter Ellis
Michael Meacham
Peggy Simpson
Lisa Gastoni
Hermione Gingold
Peter Cooke
Stringer Davis
Derek Blomfield
Jean St. Clair
Anthony Oliver
Tom Gill
Charlotte Mitchell
Howard Williams
Philip Gilbert
John Horsley
Joan Hickson
Terence Alexander
Jeremy Hawk
Michael Fry
Harry Hutchinson
Toke Townley
Reginald Beckwith
Sheree Winton
George Coulouris
Ronald Adam
Sam Kydd
Petula Clark
Cyril Conway
Michael Hawkins
Arthur Lovegrove
Donald Pickering
James Brown
Everley Gregg
David Glover
Alistair Hunter
George Moon
David Hannaford
Belinda Lee
Alfie Bass
Richard Hearne
Ellen Pollock
Richard Wattis
Frederick Leister
Peggy Ann Clifford
Directors: | Leslie S. Hiscott, Don Chaffey, Val Guest, Noel Langley |
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Studio: | Vci Video |
Number of Discs: | 2 |
Release Date: | 4/28/2009 |
Item #: | VCI008543 |
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UPC #: | 089859854323 |
SKU #: | D00630 |
Product Type: | DVD |
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Closed Caption: | No |
Street Date: | 4/28/2009 |
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