What the Butler Saw Trailer

What the Butler Saw Trailer (1950)

"Get an eyeful of this!" 01 June 1950 Comedy 61 mins

An Earl returns from a tropical island and discovers the daughter of the tribal King has stowed away in his luggage.

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Cast

Edward Rigby

as The Earl

Henry Mollison

as Bembridge

Eleanor Hallam

as Lady Mary

Peter Burton

as Bill Fenton

Michael Ward

as Gerald

Tonie MacMillan

as Emily Thimble

Mollie Palmer

as Maudie

Alfred Harris

as Bishop

George Bishop

as The General

Norman Pitt

as Policeman

Crew

Walter J. Harvey

Walter J. Harvey Director of Photography

Monica Hustler

Monica Hustler Hairstylist

Philip Leakey

Philip Leakey Makeup Artist

Arthur Barnes

Arthur Barnes Production Manager

Jimmy Sangster

Jimmy Sangster Assistant Director

Edgar Vetter

Edgar Vetter Sound Recordist

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 01 June 1950

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