The Good Time Girls Trailer

The Good Time Girls Trailer (1981)

07 April 1981 Drama, TV Movie 74 mins

The oil rigs provide rich pickings for those who work on them, but for wives isolated from husbands affluence is not enough.

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Cast

Phyllis Logan

as Nancy Park

Anne Kristen

as Ella Burns

Alexander Morton

as Alec Park

Derek Anders

as Hughie Burns

Benny Young

as Tony Kelly

John McGlynn

as Frank McGrath

Stewart Preston

as Baldy Man

Jimmy Yuill

as Finlayson

Iain Ormsby-Knox

as Kilted Man

Steven Whinnery

as Charlie Nichol

Ray Jeffries

as Barman

Lloyd Quinan

as Walker

Sandy Moir

as Accordianist

Crew

David Beeton

David Beeton Costume Designer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 07 April 1981

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