"Filmed in the Scenic Beauty of Bonnie Scotland" 22 August 1961 Comedy 97 mins
A British business tycoon is surprised to discover his teenage daughter is being courted by a mysterious young man.
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Michael Redgrave as Sir Mathew Carr
Juliet Mills as Tansy Carr
Michael Craig as Thomas Barclay
James Westmoreland as Cornelius Allingham
Roger Livesey as General Henry Barclay
Renée Houston as Miss Yardley
Ian Fleming as Vicar
Peter Barkworth as Charles
Joan Sims as Miss PacPherson, a typist
Carole Shelley as Second Typist
Court Benson as Mr. Allingham
Terry Scott as Constable
David Lodge as Flanigan
Carole Shelley as Typist
Norrie Paramor Original Music Composer
Harold Brooke Theatre Play
Betty E. Box Producer
Ernest Steward Director of Photography
Alfred Roome Editor
Earl St. John Executive Producer
Ralph Thomas Director
Frank Harvey Writer
Kay Bannerman Theatre Play
Maurice Carter Art Direction
W.T. Partleton Makeup Artist
Arthur Taksen Set Dresser
Betty Sherriff Hairstylist
Yvonne Caffin Costume Design
United Kingdom 22 August 1961
United States 01 February 1964
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Stars Michael Redgrave Michael Craig Roger Livesey.
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