The Punch and Judy Man (1963)
Walter Pinner is the titular Punch And Judy Man plying his trade in the seaside town of Piltdown. Unhappily married to his social climbing wife, who gets him to perform at the 60th Anniversary celebrations of the town in front of all the local dignitaries, his hatred of snobbery comes to a hilarious head.
Director:
Jeremy Summers
Writers:
Tony Hancock, Phillip Oakes.
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Tony Hancock as Walter Pinner |
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Sylvia Syms as Delia Pinner |
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Ronald Fraser as Mayor Palmer |
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Barbara Murray as Lady Jane Caterham |
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John Le Mesurier as The Sandman |
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Eddie Byrne as Ice Cream Man |
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Mario Fabrizi as Nevil Shanks |
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Hattie Jacques as Dolly The Fortune Teller |
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Hugh Lloyd as Edward Cox |
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Peter Vaughan as Committee Man |
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Gerald Harper as 1st Drunk |
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Laurie Main as 2nd Drunk |
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Michael Ripper as Waiter |
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Carole Ann Ford as Girl in Kiosk |
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John Dunbar as Committee Man |
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Brian Bedford as 1st Escort |
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Peter Myers as 2nd Escort |
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Walter Hudd as Clergyman |
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Norman Chappell as Footman |
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Pauline Jameson as Mayoress |
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Russell Waters as Bobby Bachelor |
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Priscilla Morgan as Irene |
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Ray Marioni as Kitchen Hand |
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Kevin Brennan as Landlord |
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Terence Brook as Barman |
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Brian Matthew as Radio DJ |
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Norman Bird as Reginald Fletcher |
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Carole Ann Ford as Girl in Seaside Kiosk (Uncredited) |
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Fred Berman as MC |
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Nicholas Webb as Peter, the Boy Who Likes Ice Cream |
| Directing | Jeremy Summers | Director |
| Production | Gordon Scott | Producer |
| Camera | Gilbert Taylor | Director of Photography |
| Production | Denis Johnson | Production Manager |
| Writing | Tony Hancock | Screenplay |
| Writing | Phillip Oakes | Screenplay |
| Sound | Don Banks | Music |
| Sound | Derek Scott | Music |
| Editing | Gordon Pilkington | Editor |
