92 minutes
8/6/1959
Sailor Frankie Martin is offered a thousand pounds by a millionaire in disguise if he can earn a hundred pounds in a week by honest means. Frankie tries his hand as a boxer, a bouncer and a commissionaire, and finally finds success as a singer. He also falls for the charms of night club chanteuse Julie, and this leads to further success when he wins a recording contract.
Frankie Vaughan
as Frankie Martin
Anne Heywood
as Julie
Tony Britton
as Tony Carlisle
Anthony Newley
as Johnnie
Michael Medwin
as Sid
George Rose
as Charlie
Peter Sinclair
as Bud
Harold Kasket
as Oscar
Harry Fowler
as Razor
Vanda Hudson
as Cha Cha (as Vanda)
Leslie Mitchell
as Himself
Kent Walton
as Himself
Logan ‘Kid’ Bassey
as Himself
Marianne Stone
as Countergirl
Colin Croft
as Rudy
Lloyd Lamble
as Police Inspector
Bruce Seton
as River Police Inspector
Gerald Case
as Theatre Manager
Richard Vernon
as Manager
Victor Platt
as Bob
Cyril Chamberlain
as Boxing Match MC
Rupert Evans
as Boxing Opponent
Charles Wade
as Jockey
Peter Bennett
as Peter
Vilma Ann Leslie
as Mimi
Harry Brunning
as Pop
John Salew
as Agent
Christine Pollon
as Nurse
Joan Benham
as Grace
Shay Gorman
as Man
Frank Singuineau
as Louis
Barry Cryer
as Second
Michael Collins
as Director
Richard Clarke
as Journalist
Marie Devereux
as Brunette
Delena Kidd
as Girl
Heather Downham
as Girl
John Richardson
as Official
Derek Waring
as Another man
Pauline Stroud
as Barmaid
Michael Blakemore
as Man
Gwynneth Tighe
as Mayfair lass
Barbara Steele
as Girl
Robert Raglan
as Policeman