Bank Holiday (1972)
18-year-old friends Todd and Towzer set off by motorbike to spend a Bank Holiday weekend in Scarborough. Their long hair, cut-off denim jackets, medals, badges and swastikas lead to hostility from everyone they meet, including the police
Director: Ronald Smedley
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Tony Naylor as Todd |
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Miles Reithermann as Towzer |
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Bill Dean as Father |
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Honora Burke as Mother |
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Gorden Kaye as Garageman |
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Fanny Carby as Waitress |
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Stanley McGeagh as Policeman |
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John Thorne as Policeman |
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Arthur Lambert as Policeman |
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Philip Donaghy as Policeman |
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Michael Wardle as Policeman |
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Sharon Duce as Girl |
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Paul Luty as Bouncer |
| Directing | Ronald Smedley | Director |
| Production | Ronald Smedley | Producer |
| Writing | Colin Welland | Writer |
