All Neat in Black Stockings
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All Neat in Black Stockings is a 1968 British comedy film directed by Christopher Morahan and starring Victor Henry, Susan George and Jack Shepherd.[1] It is based on a novel by Jane Gaskell. In Swinging London, an easygoing window cleaner falls in love with a woman he meets.
[edit] Cast
- Victor Henry - Ginger
- Susan George - Jill
- Jack Shepherd - Dwyer
- Clare Kelly - Mother
- Anna Cropper - Cicely 'Sis'
- Harry Towb - Issur
- Vanessa Forsyth - Carole
- Terence De Marney - Old Gunge
- Jasmina Hilton - Babette
- John Woodnutt - Vicar
- Nita Lorraine - Jocasta
- Deirdre Costello - New Bird
- Andre Dakar - Man with parrot
- Rosalind Elliot - New Bird
- Gwendolyn Watts - Suburban housewife
- Anna Welsh - Hospital Sister
- Neil Wilson - Angry householder
- Christine Pryor - Cafe waitress
- Grahame James - Young bloke
- Eric Longworth - Business
- Malcolm Tierney - Photographer
- Maurice Travers - Car salesman
- Carmen Munroe - Nurse
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