"Some men stay 25 all their lives" 03 September 1964 Drama 92 mins
A middle-aged stock actor goes to London to try the big time. After much frustration, he lands a job doing TV commercials, gaining wealth and recognition. He eventually gives it all up to return to stage work and keep his pride.
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Kenneth More as Chick Byrd
Cecil Parker as Thomas Rutherford
Dennis Price as Tommy Morris
Billie Whitelaw as Judy
Norman Rossington as Theodore Littleton
Angela Douglas as Fay Trubshaw
Edmund Purdom as Julian Baxter
Frank Finlay as Prout
Alan Dobie as Jack Lavery
J.G. Devlin as Sloppitt
Valerie Croft as Yvonne
Leila Croft as Pauline
Gerald Campion as Gerry
Jacqueline Hill as Sandy Lavery
Harold Goodwin as Assistant Director
Penny Morrell as Actress
Alvin Rakoff Director
Jon Penington Producer
David Henley Executive Producer
Peter Yeldham Screenplay
Douglas Hayes Novel
Ted Sturgis Assistant Director
Bill McGuffie Original Music Composer
Ken Hodges Director of Photography
Ernest Hosler Editor
Stuart Lyons Casting
John Blezard Production Design
Colin Grimes Art Direction
Ernest Gasser Makeup Artist
Joan Smallwood Hairstylist
Alfred Cox Sound Editor
Laurie Ridley Still Photographer
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United Kingdom 03 September 1964
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