Liebe, Liebe, usw. (1970)
In dem kleinen Städtchen Much-Snogging-in-the-Green hält die moderne Technik in Form eines Partnervermittlungs-Computers Einzug. Das jedenfalls gaukelt Sidney Bliss mit seiner angeblichen Frau Sophie ihren Klienten vor. Ein passender Partner lässt sich eben besser vermitteln, wenn man sich als Vorzeigepärchen präsentiert. Percival Snooper, ewiger Junggeselle und Eheberater, sieht sich von seinem Chef dazu genötigt, sich aus Glaubwürdigkeit ehelichen zu lassen. Und auch der verklemmte Gehilfe eines Leichenbestatters, Bertie Muffet legt sein Partnerglück vertrauensvoll in die Hände von Bliss. Doch bei den skrupellosen Methoden von Sidney Bliss geht so einiges schief. Wie auch in seinem eigenen Beziehungsleben, wo er den eifersüchtigen Ringer Gripper Burke, den Ex seiner Geliebten Esme, fürchten muss. Ganz zu Schweigen von Sophie, die Sidneys Techtelmechtel mit Esme überhaupt nicht gern sieht ...
Der Regisseur:
Gerald Thomas
Der Autor:
Talbot Rothwell
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Sidney James as Sidney Bliss |
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Kenneth Williams as Mr. Percival Snooper |
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Charles Hawtrey as Mr. James Bedsop |
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Joan Sims as Esme Crowfoot |
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Hattie Jacques as Sophie Plummet |
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Terry Scott as Terry Philpot |
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Richard O'Callaghan as Bertram Muffett |
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Bernard Bresslaw as Gripper Burke |
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Jacki Piper as Sally Martin |
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Imogen Hassall as Jenny Grubb |
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Julian Holloway as Adrian |
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Janet Mahoney as Gay |
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Amelia Bayntun as Corset Lady |
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Mike Grady as Lover |
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Patsy Rowlands as Miss Dempsey |
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Patricia Franklin as Mrs. Dreery |
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Bart Allison as Grandpa Grubb |
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Dorothea Phillips as Aunt Beatrice Grubb |
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Colin Vancao as Wilberforce Grubb |
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Joe Cornelius as Boxing Second |
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Bill Pertwee as Barman |
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Ronnie Brody as Henry |
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Joan Hickson as Mrs Grubb |
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Bill Maynard as Mr. Deery |
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Valerie Shute as Lover |
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Harry Shacklock as Lavatory Attendant |
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Derek Francis as Bishop |
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Philip Stone as Robinson |
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Hilda Barry as Grandma Grubb |
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Ann Way as Aunt Victoria Grubb |
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Gordon Richardson as Uncle Ernest Grubb |
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Tom Clegg as Trainer |
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Anthony Sagar as Man in Hospital |
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Alexandra Dane as Emily |
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Sonny Farrar as Violinist |
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Josie Bradley as Pianist |
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Anna Karen as Wife |
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Lauri Lupino Lane as Husband |
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Gavin Reed as Window Dresser |
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Len Lowe as Maitre d' |
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Fred Griffiths as Taxi Driver |
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Kenny Lynch as Bus Conductor |
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Chris Adcock as Workman (uncredited) |
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Paul Barton as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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James Beck as Mr. Roxby (uncredited) |
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Peter Butterworth as Sinister Client (uncredited) |
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Rodney Cardiff as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Vic Chapman as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Maurice Connor as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Tina Hart as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Renee Heimer as Pub Customer (uncredited) |
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Fran Hunter as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Betty Huntley-Wright as Grubb Family Member (uncredited) |
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Fred Machon as Pub Customer (uncredited) |
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Gerald Paris as Train Passenger (uncredited) |
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Robert Russell as Policeman (uncredited) |
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Arnold Schulkes as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Tony Selby as Wrestler (uncredited) |
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Reg Thomason as Party Guest (uncredited) |
| Writing | Talbot Rothwell | Screenplay |
| Directing | Gerald Thomas | Director |
| Directing | Garth Thomas | Second Assistant Director |
| Production | Jack Swinburne | Production Manager |
| Camera | James Bawden | Camera Operator |
| Costume & Make-Up | Stella Rivers | Hairdresser |
| Art | Lionel Couch | Art Direction |
| Costume & Make-Up | Geoffrey Rodway | Makeup Artist |
| Camera | Ernest Steward | Director of Photography |
| Costume & Make-Up | Courtenay Elliott | Costume Design |
| Directing | David Bracknell | Assistant Director |
| Editing | Alfred Roome | Editor |
| Production | Peter Rogers | Producer |
| Sound | Eric Rogers | Original Music Composer |
