12 December 1979 Comedy 95 mins
The peaceful existence of a New York post-office clerk is interrupted by the unexpected arrival of a heavily pregnant girl on his doorstep
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George Chakiris as George Clark
Gemma Craven as Louise Hamilton
Carinthia West as Girl
Baby Dale as Baby
Yvonne Wilder as Helen
Ray Charleson as Davey
David Baxt as Boy
Victor Gallucci as Neighbour
Ray Cooney Screenplay
Terry Marcel Writer
Gene Stone Screenplay
Terry Marcel Director
Harry Robertson Sound
James Devis Director of Photography
Alan Jones Editor
Peter Mullins Production Design
Terry Pritchard Art Direction
United Kingdom 12 December 1979
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