114 minutes
10/12/1972
Barry McKenzie sets off for England with his aunt, Edna Everage, to advance his cultural education. Bazza is an innocent abroad, fond of beer, Bondi and beautiful sheilas, but he soon settles into the Australian ghetto in Earls Court, where his old mate Curly has a flat.
Barry Crocker
as Barry McKenzie
Barry Humphries
as Aunt Edna Everage / Hoot / Dr. DeLamphrey
Dick Bentley
as Detective
Peter Cook
as Dominic
Avice Landone
as Mrs. Gort
Spike Milligan
as Landlord
Dennis Price
as Mr. Gort
Joan Bakewell
as Self
Paul Bertram
as Curly
Margo Lloyd
as Mrs. McKenzie
Wilfred Grove
as Customs Officer
Bernard Spear
as Cabbie
Jonathan Hardy
as Groove Courtenay
Maria O'Brien
as Caroline Thighs
Jenny Tomasin
as Sarah Gort
Christopher Malcolm
as Sean
Julie Covington
as Blanche
John Joyce
as Maurie Miller
Mary Ann Severne
as Lesley
Judith Furse
as Claude
Brian Tapply
Derek Ednie
Russell Davies
Patsy Reading
Elsa Smith
Subramania Ramakrishnan
Mohammad Shamsi
Jack Watling
John D. Collins
William Rushton
John Clarke
as Expatriate
Brad Hay
Irvin Allen
Ken Kitson
Alexander Archdale
Jean Fredericks
Julian Jebb
Members of the Rickmansworth Players
as Band at Young Conservative function
Blanche Coleman and her Girls
as Drag Queens