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What a Crazy World

What a Crazy World

6.2

88 minutes

7/2/1963

Overview

Unemployed East End lad Alf Hitchens has an on-off relationship with his girlfriend Marilyn and a dream of hitting the big time in the music business. Cheerful pop musical with a working-class background which uses a number of genuine London locations.

Cast List

  • Joe Brown Picture

    Joe Brown

    as Alf Hitchens

  • Marty Wilde Picture

    Marty Wilde

    as Herbie

  • Michael Goodman Picture

    Michael Goodman

    as Joey

  • Susan Maughan Picture

    Susan Maughan

    as Marilyn

  • Harry H. Corbett Picture

    Harry H. Corbett

    as Sam

  • Avis Bunnage Picture

    Avis Bunnage

    as Mary

  • Michael Ripper Picture

    Michael Ripper

    as The Common Man

  • Grazina Frame Picture

    Grazina Frame

    as Doris

  • David Nott Picture

    David Nott

    as Lenny

  • Barry Bethel Picture

    Barry Bethel

    as Dave

  • Alan Klein Picture

    Alan Klein

    as Jervis

  • Larry Dann Picture

    Larry Dann

    as Chas

  • Brian Cronin Picture

    Brian Cronin

    as Harry

  • Tracy Rogers Picture

    Tracy Rogers

    as Secretary

  • Fanny Carby Picture

    Fanny Carby

    as Dolly

  • Monte Landis Picture

    Monte Landis

    as Solly Gold

  • Lesley Duncan Picture

    Lesley Duncan

    as Lil

  • Christine Martin Picture

    Christine Martin

    as Elsie

  • Denise Coffey Picture

    Denise Coffey

    as Horror

  • Jessie Robins Picture

    Jessie Robins

    as Fat Woman

  • Malcolm Knight Picture

    Malcolm Knight

    as Youth

  • Billy Murray Picture

    Billy Murray

    as Youth

  • Peter Birrel Picture

    Peter Birrel

    as Freddy

  • Harry Locke Picture

    Harry Locke

    as George

  • Michael Robbins Picture

    Michael Robbins

    as Percy

  • Toni Palmer Picture

    Toni Palmer

    as Waitress

  • Tricky Dicky Picture

    Tricky Dicky

    as Bingo Caller

  • Gloria Johnson Picture

    Gloria Johnson

    as Dancer

  • Bill Fraser Picture

    Bill Fraser

    as J. Mulligan