Film details
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Featuring
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Director
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Country
United Kingdom
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Year
1953
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Genres
Comedy Crime
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Type
Film
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Category
Fiction
Synopsis
Comedy. Elizabeth Foster, the super-efficient secretary of London jeweller David Walsh, finds herself in the way of some thieves attempting a smash-and grab robbery, and they abduct her as they flee. Keeping her locked up in their 'borrowed' mansion hideaway in the countryside (while its owner, as one thief explains, is on holiday in 'the Bananas'), Elizabeth tries to escape and also teaches the gang some housekeeping and cookery skills. They plan to commit one more robbery before they leave the country, and in this time David follows a clue Elizabeth has left him in a bid to rescue her and bring the crooks to justice.
Cast & Credits
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Cast
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David Walsh
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Elizabeth Foster
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Johnny
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Arthur
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Irene Summerfield
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1st jeweller
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Basher
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A.R. Weatherspoon
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Charlie, Duke of Chiddingfold
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Joe
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Tom Bass
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2nd jeweller
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man delivering safe
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barmaid
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cast member
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Credits
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Direction:
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Directed by
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Assistant Director
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2nd Assistant Director
Eric Pavitt (uncredited)
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3rd Assistant Director
Max Gayton (uncredited)
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Continuity
Rights:
Production:
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Production Company
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An Ernest G. Roy Production
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Produced by
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Production Manager
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Produced at
Writing:
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Screen Play by
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From an original story by
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From an original story by
Photography:
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Director of Photography
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Camera Work
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Focus Puller
Nobby Smith (uncredited)
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Clapper/Loader
Peter Lamb (uncredited)
Stills:
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Stills Photography
Norman Hargood (uncredited)
Editing:
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Editor
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1st Assistant Editor
Peter Pitt (uncredited)
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2nd Assistant Editor
John Glen (uncredited)
Design:
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Art Director
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Assistant Art Director
Costumes:
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Wardrobe
Make-up:
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Principal Make-up
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Hairdresser
Music:
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Music Composed and Conducted by
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Music Performed by
Sound:
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