02 March 1972 30 mins
18-year-old friends Todd and Towzer set off by motorbike to spend a Bank Holiday weekend in Scarborough. Their long hair, cut-off denim jackets, medals, badges and swastikas lead to hostility from everyone they meet, including the police
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Tony Naylor as Todd
Miles Reithermann as Towzer
Bill Dean as Father
Honora Burke as Mother
Gorden Kaye as Garageman
Fanny Carby as Waitress
Stanley McGeagh as Policeman
John Thorne as Policeman
Arthur Lambert as Policeman
Philip Donaghy as Policeman
Michael Wardle as Policeman
Sharon Duce as Girl
Paul Luty as Bouncer
United Kingdom 02 March 1972
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