Salt and Pepper (1968)

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Two steadfast members of Frank Sinatra's self-styled "clan," Peter Lawford and Sammy Davis Jr., are the stars of Salt and Pepper. The boys run a swinging nightclub in London's Soho district (which explains their awful "mod" wardrobe) and also reluctantly double as secret agents. Their current… More Two steadfast members of Frank Sinatra's self-styled "clan," Peter Lawford and Sammy Davis Jr., are the stars of Salt and Pepper. The boys run a swinging nightclub in London's Soho district (which explains their awful "mod" wardrobe) and also reluctantly double as secret agents. Their current assignment is to put the kibosh on a half-baked military officer (John LeMesurier), who plans to hijack a nuclear sub and hold England captive. The film is securely locked into the 1960s, with weird camera angles and out-of-focus optical effects, plenty of compliant young miniskirted damsels, and Bondlike action highlights. Salt and Pepper was followed two years later by a sequel, imaginatively titled One More Time. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 1 hr. 41 min.
Directed By: Richard Donner
Genres: Drama, Action & Adventure, Mystery & Suspense, Classics, Comedy

In Theaters: Sep 18, 1968 Wide
On DVD: Jan 25, 2005

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Cast

            Peter Lawford as Christopher Pepper

            Michael Bates as Inspector Crabbe

            Ilona Rodgers as Marianne Renaud

            John Le Mesurier as Col. Woodstock

            Graham Stark as Sgt. Walters

            Ernest Clark as Col. Balsom

            Jeanne Roland as Mai Ling

            Robert Dorning as Club Secretary

            Robertson Hare as Dove

            Geoffrey Lumsden as Foreign Secretary

            William Mervyn as Prime Minister

            Llewellyn Rees as "Fake" Prime Minister

            Mark Singleton as "Fake" Home Secretary

            Michael Trubshawe as "Fake" First Lord

            Francisca Tu as Tsai Chan

            Oliver MacGreevy as Rack

            Peter Hutchins as Straw

            Jeremy Lloyd as Lord Ponsonby

            Ivor Dean as Police Commissioner

            Brian Harrison as 1st Policeman

            Harry Hutchinson as Manservant

            Max Faulkner as Lieutenant

            Beth Rogan as Greta

            Rifat Shenel as Mario

            Calvin Lockhart as Jones

            Nicholas Smith as Constable

            Susan Blair as Janice

            Christine Pocket as Jill

            Cassandra Mowan as Jean

            Joe Wadham as Col. Woodstock's Aide

            Sammy Davis Jr. as Charles Salt

            Sean Lynch as Blackjack Player
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