Our World Trailer (1967)
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Cast
Cliff Michelmore as Self - Host
George Harrison as Self
John Lennon as Self
George Martin as Self
Paul McCartney as Self
Ringo Starr as Self
Franco Zeffirelli as Self
Mick Jagger as Self
Keith Richards as Self
Keith Moon as Self
Graham Nash as Self
Pablo Picasso as Self
James Dibble as Self - Host
Olivia Hussey as Self
Milo O'Shea as Self
Leonard Whiting as Self
Crew
Derek Burrell-Davis Director
Ernst-Ludwig Freisewinkel Director
Douglas Hespe Director
Antony Jay Writer
Aubrey Singer Producer
Noble Wilson Producer
Georges Delerue Music
Norman James Production Design
Dale Bell Associate Producer
Pat Finn-Lee Associate Producer
International Releases Dates
Austria 25 June 1967
Australia 25 June 1967
Canada 25 June 1967
Switzerland 25 June 1967
Germany 25 June 1967
France 25 June 1967
United Kingdom 25 June 1967
Japan 26 June 1967
United States 25 June 1967
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