Queen of the Blues Trailer

Queen of the Blues Trailer (1979)

"Mary Millington is Queen of the Blues!" 26 July 1979 Drama, Comedy, Crime 60 mins

A seedy striptease club in London's West End becomes the target for unpleasant crooks.

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Cast

John M. East

as Mike Carter

Allan Warren

as Tony Carter

Ballard Berkeley

as Uncle Fred (as Ballard Barclay)

Lynn Dean

as Lucille

Cindy Truman

as Mirabelle

Nicola Austin

as Teresa

Pat Astley

as Rosetta

Geraldine Hooper

as Receptionist

Crew

Lorna Selwyn

Lorna Selwyn Continuity

David Sullivan

David Sullivan Executive Producer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 26 July 1979

Production Companies

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