A US airman stationed in the UK strikes down his commanding officer. Believing he killed him, the airman goes on the run with a woman. They run into a couple that looks like them and a mix up happens.
الإعلان الترويجي
طاقم العمل
Freddie Francis
Director
George Chakiris
Larry Curado
Janette Scott
Irene
Alfred Lynch
Thomas 'Tom' Ernest Bennett
Jocelyn Lane
Julie Matthews
Athene Seyler
Aunt Phoebe Tonks
Bernard Braden
Sgt. Sokolow
Malcolm Keen
Harry Stoneham
Ambrosine Phillpotts
Lady Smith-Adams
Jack MacGowran
Night Porter
Robert Ayres
Col. Robert Thompson
Edward Evans
Mack
Harry Locke
Ted
Jeremy Lloyd
Bowler-hatted young man
Marianne Stone
Grand Hotel day receptionist
Nina Parry
Prudence Smith-Adams
Ken Wayne
Maj. Calhoun
Gary Cockrell
Leo Kober
Bill Mitchell
Bob Young
Monja Danischewsky
Writer
قد يعجبك أيضًا
As I Am
Target
Elliot Loves
From Italy with Amore
أمريكية في لندن
Starstruck
Tom Jones
Smothered
Significant Other
الفتاة الجديدة
Be Careful with My Heart
Meant to Be
My Love Mix-Up!
Meeting You
Enchanté
Mr. Unlucky Has No Choice but to Kiss!
MyFatedBoy
A Dog and a Plane
Rak Diao
Catch Me Baby
Devil in Law
You Are My Make Up Artist
The Day I Loved You
Tere Mere Sapnay
التعليقات
7 تعليق
source: Two and Two Make Six
Two and Two Make Six
Jocelyn Lane and Janette Scott didn't need Chakiris and the other actor. A movie just about the two girls would have been fine. No actress today can match Lane in her prime for sexiness, seductive powers and beauty.
Loved seeing these old British movies on Talking Pictures TV, and this is up there with the best. Never a smash at the time apparently, but reminiscing never hurt anyone. Exciting motorcycle action scenes at the beginning, and comedic plot turns, keep the viewer hooked. Stellar performance from Janette Scott holds the whole thing together. Recommended.
Given the pedigree of the writer it is rather surprising that this film is so unappealing,maybe its because George Chakitis s character is so obnoxious. Odd characters pop up bur are unable to enliven this.
Flush with with having just won an Oscar, cameramen Freddie Francis got his first chance to direct. Soon typecast as a maker of horror films he however started with this 'saucy' little youth comedy shot on location in which a blossoming young Janette Scott wore leather and yank leading man George Chakiris claimed to be Canadian. Eccentric locals are played by Athene Seyler as a dotty old aunt who quotes John Gay and reads 'Lady Chatterly' and Malcolm Keen as a drunken old thespian who recites Shakespeare.