"An out-of-work comedian persuades a drunken nobleman to join a protest against the closing of a village hall."
Alastair Sim
as Professor Ernst Kronak
Fred Emney
as Sir George Denberry-Baxter
Edward Rigby
as Timmy Tiverton
Oliver Wakefield
as Sir Reginald Foxfield
Patricia Roc
as Hope Ollerton
Annie Esmond
as Lady Foxfield
Marian Spencer
as Lady Shepshod
Olive Sloane
as Daisy Barley
Maire O'Neill
as Mrs. Mitterley
Gus McNaughton
as Ketley
Charles Hawtrey
as Young Orton
Peter Gawthorne
as Major Shiptonthorpe
Aubrey Mallalieu
as Commander Spofforth
G.H. Mulcaster
as Inspector
Wally Patch
as Sam
Horace Kenney
as Walter Shepton
Morris Harvey
as Jim Flagg
Ida Barr
as Katie
Spencer Trevor
as Colonel Hazelhead
Peter Ustinov
as Dr. Bentika
Robert Atkins
as Hassock
Diana Beaumont
as Secretary
Syd Crossley
as Uncle Alfred
A. Bromley Davenport
as Agent
Charles Doe
as Mayor
Alexander Field
as Packles Junior
Ian Fleming
as United Plastics Barrister
Richard George
as Tom Largs
Leopold Glasspoole
as Pelham
Michael Martin Harvey
as Handover
W.T. Holland
as
David Keir
as Mr. Finningley
Henry B. Longhurst
as Bald-headed Man with Blonde
Eliot Makeham
as Town Clerk
George Merritt
as Police Sergeant
Mignon O'Doherty
as Dr. Buckley
Stan Paskin
as Attendant
Maurice Rhodes
Alan Tomkins
Sam Wilkinson
Joss Ambler
Frank Atkinson
Cecil Bevan
Beckett Bould
Laurence Hanray
Raymond Lovell
Arthur Maude
Billy Merson
Leonard Sharp
as Doorman at 'Dog and Bell'
Robert Brooks Turner
Charles Victor
Jack Vyvyan
as Police Constable
H Victor Weske
Ben Williams
R. Holmes Paul
Art Direction
John Baxter
Producer
Barbara K. Emary
Writer
J. B. Priestley
Novel
Kennedy Russell
Music
Maude Churchill
Costume Design
Director
James Wilson
Director of Photography
Geoffrey Orme
