Take Three Girls 1969

Comedy Drama

Centres on the lives of three single girls living in bedsit-land in London SW3. It featured daffy cellist Victoria (Liza Goddard) actress Kate (Susan Jameson), and cockney art student Avril (Angela Down). It follows their lives, l...

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  • UK: Take Three Girls Take Three Girls
  • AU: Take Three Girls Take Three Girls
  • UA: Take Three Girls Take Three Girls
  • DE: Drei Mädchen in London Drei Mädchen in London
Directeur
Mark Cullingham
Tristan de Vere Cole
John Matthews
Artistes
Liza Goddard
as Victoria
Barra Grant
as Lulie
Angela Down
as Avril
Susan Jameson
as Kate
as Jenny
David Osborne
as Aeneas O'Neill
Christopher Mitchell
as Edwin
David Langton
as Mr. Edgecombe
as Barry Pond
Anna Cropper
as Ida
Stella Tanner
as Norah Pond
Jane Hylton
as Miss Hart
Sally Thomsett
as Wendy Pond
Roger Hammond
as Simon
Peter Bowles
as Jeremy Mandl-Fry
as Elaine
as Clergyman
Margot Thomas
as Bar Lady
Jeremy Child
as Ralph
as Edward
Frederick Hall
as Boot
David Howe
as Child
Elaine Mitchell
as Lady in art class
Karen Williams
as Child
as Derek
David Cox
as Child
Sandra Shipley
as Typist
John Lee
as Scrutton
Tenniel Evans
as Mr. Britch
James Bolam
as Toby Baxter
John Bennett
as John Elliott
Sam Dastor
as Jacob Mailer
Roy Purcell
as Jonathan
Irene Prador
as Mrs. Murdoch
Julian Wilson
as Commentator
Neville Aurelius
as Jimmy
as Art Emmery
Julian Glover
as Gattsbey
Bob Monkhouse
as Sidney Barnes
as Assistant Director
Angela Baddeley
as Jenny's Mother
Joseph Fürst
as Leon Mailer
Kristine Howarth
as Woman Representative
Stephanie Cole
as Continuity Girl
Christopher Burgess
as Milkman
Patrick Barr
as Reverend Bell
Kathleen Byron
as Lily
Elizabeth Bradley
as Mrs. Bell
Ronald Radd
as Bill Fletcher
as John Fossit
Cheryl Gilham
as Tessa
Iona Macrae
as Secretary
Wilfred Downing
as Angus O'Neill
Anthony Valentine
as Timothy
Hilary Mason
as Mrs. Nolan
Maria Aitken
as Antonia
as Roger
as Nanny
Bernard Horsfall
as Tony Fraser
Norman Mitchell
as Shopkeeper
Ron Pember
as Chauffeur
as Mr. Nolan
Jon Laurimore
as Michael Festing
Carolyn Jones
as Wendy
Hamilton Dyce
as Dean
William Hoyland
as Henry
as Lister
Geoffrey Rose
as Clergyman
Toke Townley
as Perkins
Jean Harvey
as Mrs. Fairleigh
as Nurse
David Rowlands
as Reggie
Dorothy Frere
as Miss Dujamais
Olive Mercer
as Woman in Shop
Carleton Hobbs
as Gregory Stork
Christine Pollon
as Mrs. Johnson
Anthea Holloway
as Shop assistant
Ian Mullins
as Clergyman
as Mr. Micklewright
Christopher Denham
as Clergyman
Robin Tolhurst
as Party girl
as Clergyman
Laurence Carter
as Barclay Smith
William Sherwood
as Plumley
Mysie Monte
as Old Lady
Michael Rose
as Clergyman
Len Saunders
as Bus Conductor
Nina McCarthy
as Cashier
Brenda Saunders
as Miss Paley
Jonathan Kay
as Parks
Angela Rea
as Elocution Teacher
Phillip Hodgkins
as Phillip
Joanne Gorman
as Child
Christopher Timothy
as Henley
Maurice Denham
as Walter Puddifoot
John Arnatt
as Doctor
as Dermot
Joyce Heron
as Mrs. Edgecombe
Lyndon Brook
as John Erskine
as Lady Worthington
as First Policeman
as Postmaster
Stephen Thorne
as Head Waiter
Edmund Pegge
as Steve
Joan Scott
as Mrs. Garvie
Ruth Dunning
as Doris Bostock
Kenneth Benda
as Second Assistant
John Garrie
as Garvie
Nancie Jackson
as Fourth Assistant
as First Assistant
as Girl
Frederick Peisley
as Porter
as Mrs. Britch
Alan Cullen
as Third Assistant
Mary Griffiths
as Housekeeper
Jacki Newman
as Miss Jones
Constance Lorne
as Fifth Assistant
as Busker
Jim Buck
as Busker
John Railton
as Second Policeman
as Jackie
Mel Martin
as Frankie
Sue Lloyd
as Cyd
Nicholas Clay
as Matthew
as Desmond
William Simons
as Teddy
Brian Pettifer
as Reggie
Geraldine Moffat
as Jill
Lennard Pearce
as Fulton
Julian Holloway
as Gordon
John Carson
as Jason Phillips
as Natasha Mailer
Peter Arne
as Peter Pelz
as Jim Kirk
Robert Coleby
as Dennis
John Leeson
as Assistant
David Collings
as Film Unit
Elisabeth Bergner
as Annemarie Vesely
David Garfield
as Nicholas Brock-Grellis
Ken Jones
as Photographer
Stefan Kalipha
as Myron
Bella Emberg
as Annie
Peter Halliday
as Bob Sellick
Nina Baden-Semper
as Claire
Sheila Raynor
as Mrs. Adams
as Workman
as Henry
Ann Curthoys
as Deanie
as Zoltowski
David Quilter
as Leo
Anne De Vigier
as Anne
Gerard Heinz
as Feldhofer
David Garth
as Fulton
Peter Childs
as Dave
John Barrett
as Old Billy
Sheila Brennan
as Clare
Bob Sessions
as Stephen
Michael Gover
as Roy Christie
Julian Fox
as Bruce
as Charlie
Patricia Heneghan
as Norma Illingworth
as Mrs. Lever
Henry Moxon
as Harry
Jay Neill
as Ambulance Man
Jimmy Mac
as Arthur
Margo Cunningham
as Barbara Letchworth
Dave Carter
as Dave
Keith Ashley
as Film Unit
as Station Sergeant
Ron Hackett
as TV Producer
Crispin Gillbard
as Robin
Guy Slater
as Derek Parker
Bill Lyons
as Jamie Lever
Michael Bird
as Man in Boutique
Brigid Erin Bates
as Mary
Terence Brady
as Businessman
as Anton
Paul Thompson
as Malcolm
Didi Sullivan
as Barmaid
as Kathleen
Penny Casdagli
as Claudia
as Timothy Bell
Roger Mutton
as Phil
Barry Creyton
as Christo
Philip Howard
as Nicholas
Paul Lindley
as Barman
Kathleen Helme
as Secretary
Robert Wyatt
as Drummer
as Bystander
Lane Meddick
as Mr. Rudd
William Gossling
as Fred
Sheila Beckett
as Miss Draycott
as Pat
Julie Martin
as Mrs. Kemble
Delia Paton
as Sister
Nancy MacKeith
as Edith
as Eva Mailer
Anton Darby
as Andrew
Wilfred Carter
as Editor
Alan Gerrard
as Herbert Kalb
Ron Tingley
as Film Unit
Hilda Maria Demlova
as Anna Feldhofer
Mark Shelford
as Harry
Michael Baxter
as Oliver Henry
Carling Paton
as Steve
Joy Hope
as Joy
Graham Fleming
as Film Unit
Ann Elyot
as Girl in Boutique
Jason Rose
as Bus Conductor
Padraic Hayes
as Boris
as Pam
Robert Luckham
as Policeman
as Judith
Anthony Case
as Film Unit
Stanley Hollingsworth
as Cyclist
Sue Spackman
as Melissa
Michael Chappell
as Fulton
Date de sortie 17 Nov 1969
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