Lola (1969)
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A couple tries to hold their relationship together despite the twenty-three year gap in their ages in this romantic comedy/drama. Scott Wardman (Charles Bronson) is an 39-year-old American author living in England who supports himself by writing pornographic novels. Scott meets Twinky (Susan… More A couple tries to hold their relationship together despite the twenty-three year gap in their ages in this romantic comedy/drama. Scott Wardman (Charles Bronson) is an 39-year-old American author living in England who supports himself by writing pornographic novels. Scott meets Twinky (Susan George), an attractive young woman who tells him she's almost 20. Scott quickly falls for her beauty and charm, but he discovers her definition of "almost" is looser than that of most people -- it seems Twinky is only 16 years old. In a moment of romantic impulse, Scott and Twinky travel to Scotland and get married, but Twinky's parents are less than enthusiastic when they hear the news. Scott soon brings his new bride to New York City to meet his friends, and while they're not as upset, they have a hard time believing this is true love, especially after the differences in Scott and Twinky's ages become increasingly apparent. Lola (also released as Twinky) was an early film credit for director Richard Donner, who at the time was still best known for his work in television. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
- Directed By
- Richard Donner
- Genres
- Drama, Romance
PG,
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Cast
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Charles Bronson
as Scott
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Susan George
as Lola "Twinky" Londonderry
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Trevor Howard
as Grandfather
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Michael Craig
as Daddy
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Honor Blackman
as Mummy
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Lionel Jeffries
as Mr. Creighton
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Elspeth March
as Secretary
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Erik Chitty
as Client
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Cathy Jose
as Felicity
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Leslie Schofield
as 1st Policeman
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Derek Steen
as 2nd Policeman
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Robert Morley
as Judge Roxburgh
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Jack Hawkins
as Judge Millington-Draper
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Gordon Waller
as Marty
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Jimmy Tarbuck
as 1st TV Comic
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Norman Vaughan
as 2d TV Comic
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Orson Bean
as Hal
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Reg Lever
as Old Gentleman
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Paul Ford
as Scott's Father
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Kay Medford
as Scott's Mother
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Eric Barker
as Marriage Clerk
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John Rae
as Hotel Receptionist
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John Wright
as Hotel Waiter
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Tony Arpino
as New York Judge
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Polly Williams
as Lola's Sister
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Anthony Kemp
as Lola's Brother
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Peggy Aitchison
as Mrs. Finchley
