Please Turn Over! (1960)
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Please Turn Over is an updated British variation on a theme put forth by the old Hollywood film Theodora Goes Wild. A bored young teenage girl (Julia Lockwood) causes a scandal when she pens a torrid bestseller. Those close to the girl recognize themselves as characters in the book; all they can… More Please Turn Over is an updated British variation on a theme put forth by the old Hollywood film Theodora Goes Wild. A bored young teenage girl (Julia Lockwood) causes a scandal when she pens a torrid bestseller. Those close to the girl recognize themselves as characters in the book; all they can hope for is that no one else does. But as the girl's fame escalates, her friends and family enter the realm of notoriety--which turns out not to be so bad after all. Clearly inspired by the Peyton Place brouhaha, Please Turn Over was based on the long-running West End stage farce Book of the Month by Basil Thomas. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Gerald Thomas
- Genres
- Classics, Comedy
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Apr 28, 1961 Wide
- On DVD
- Aug 21, 2007
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Cast
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Ted Ray
as Edward Halliday
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Jean Kent
as Janet Halliday
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Leslie Phillips
as Dr. Henry Manners
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Julia Lockwood
as Jo Halliday
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Tim Seely
as Robert Hughes
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Charles Hawtrey
as Jeweler
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Dilys Laye
as Millicent Jones
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Lionel Jeffries
as Ian Howard
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June Jago
as Gladys Worth
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Colin Gordon
as Maurice
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Joan Hickson
as Saleswoman
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Victor Maddern
as Smithy
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Ronald Adam
as Mr. Appleton
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Cyril Chamberlain
as Mr. Jones
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George Street
as Removal Man
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Marianne Stone
as Mrs. Waring
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Leigh Madison
as Cashier
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Myrtle Reed
as Mrs. Moore
- Patrick Durkin
- Lucy Griffiths
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Celia Hewitt
as Young Woman
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Anthony Sagar
as Barman
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Joan Sims
as Beryl
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Noel Dyson
as Mrs. Brent
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Paul Cole
as Newspaper Boy
- Ursula Hirst
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George Howell
as Butcher's Boy
