The White Bus Trailer

The White Bus Trailer (1967)

01 December 1967 Drama 46 mins

A despondent young woman travels home to the North of England.

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Cast

Patricia Healey

as The Girl

Arthur Lowe

as The Mayor

John Sharp

as Macebearer

Julie Perry

as Conductress

Stephen Moore

as Young Man

Victor Henry

as Transistorite

Anthony Hopkins

as Brechtian

Abdul Rahman Akim

as Passenger

Dolores Judson

as Passenger

Dorothy Judson

as Passenger

Margaret Barron

as Passenger

Lilian Redfern

as Passenger

George Stanford

as Passenger

Eric Thornber

as Passenger

John Savident

as Supporter

Fanny Carby

as Supporter

Crew

Kip Gowans

Kip Gowans Assistant Director

Oscar Lewenstein

Oscar Lewenstein Executive Producer

Miroslav Ondříček

Miroslav Ondříček Director of Photography

International Titles

Red, White and Zero Trailer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 01 December 1967

United States 21 December 1979

Production Companies

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