An Evening with Lily Savage Trailer

An Evening with Lily Savage Trailer (1996)

11 November 1996 Comedy 69 mins

Enjoy the outrageous and flamboyant First Lady of British Comedy, Lily Savage, as she performs her incredibly hysterical live show before a star-studded audience.

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Cast

Martin Clunes

as Self - Audience Member

Barbara Dickson

as Self - Audience Member

Brenda Gilhooly

as Gayle Tuesday

Sherrie Hewson

as Self - Audience Member

Patsy Palmer

as Self - Audience Member

Christopher Biggins

as Self - Audience Member

Elizabeth Dawn

as Self - Audience Member

Vanessa Feltz

as Self - Audience Member

Uri Geller

as Self - Audience Member

Richard E. Grant

as Self - Audience Member

Clive James

as Self - Audience Member

Ken Morley

as Self - Audience Member

Margarita Pracatan

as Self - Audience Member

Crew

Brian Klein

Director

Elaine Bedell

Elaine Bedell Executive Producer

Brendan Murphy

Brendan Murphy Associate Producer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 11 November 1996

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