The Bulldog Breed (1960)
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The weak story in The Bulldog Breed is an excuse to tie together a long series of funny episodes, slapstick incidents, and absurd situations. What does bring everything into a certain unity is the comic character type created by Norman Wisdom, an inept, likeable loser whose efforts to succeed… More The weak story in The Bulldog Breed is an excuse to tie together a long series of funny episodes, slapstick incidents, and absurd situations. What does bring everything into a certain unity is the comic character type created by Norman Wisdom, an inept, likeable loser whose efforts to succeed against all odds somehow bumble through to final triumph. Playing Norman Puckle in this romp, he is heartbroken after being scorned by an unattainable blond and fails at a suicide attempt, only to end up in the Navy. Bungling most of his work there, he is surprised to discover that he has been chosen by the admiral to be the first man the Navy sends into space. This time, Norman's losing streak is up against a formidable phalanx of expertise -- what could possibly go wrong? ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
- Directed By
- Robert Asher
- Genres
- Comedy
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Cast
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Norman Wisdom
as Norman Puckle
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Ian Hunter
as Adm. Sir Bryanston Blyth
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David Lodge
as CPO Knowles
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Robert Urquhart
as Cmdr. Clayton
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Edward Chapman
as Mr. Philpots
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Eddie Byrne
as PO Fikins
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Peter Jones
as Instructor
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John Le Mesurier
as Prosecution
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Terry Alexander
as Defense
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Sydney Tafler
as Owner
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Liz Fraser
as Naafi Girl
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Penny Morrell
as Marlene
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Brian Oulton
as Mr. Ainsworth
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Joe Robinson
as Greenfield
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Claire Gordon
as Girl on Yacht
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Leonard Sachs
as Yachtsman
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Julie Shearing
as Polynesian Girl
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Glyn Houston
as Gym Instructor
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Cyril Chamberlain
as Landlord
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Sheila Hancock
as Doris
- Johnny Briggs
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Michael Caine
as Sailor (uncredited)
- Harold Goodwin
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Oliver Reed
as Tough youth (uncredited)
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Frank Williams
as Mr Caruthers
- William Roache