I'll Never Forget What's 'isname (Original title)The Takers (Alternative title)I'll Never Forget What's 'is Name (Help search title)
Dates: 1967 (Copyright), 04 February 1968 (Release)Countries: United Kingdom, USADirected by: Michael Winner
Synopsis: A man, successful with a good job as an advertising executive, a wife and two mistresses, decides that he wants to give it all up and go back to the simple life that he once led.
Genres: Comedy, Drama
Subject: Advertising
Releases
Date: 1967Country: United KingdomRelease type: Non-TheatricalFormat: 16mm Film - Colour - SoundRuntime: 97 mins 00 secs - Length: 3480 FeetDialogue (original): English
Date: 18 December 1967Country: United KingdomRelease type: TheatricalFormat: 35mm Film - Colour - Technicolor - SoundRuntime: 97 mins Length: 8730 FeetDialogue (original): English
Dates: 1967 (Copyright), 04 February 1968 (Release)Countries: United Kingdom, USADirected by: Michael Winner
Synopsis: A man, successful with a good job as an advertising executive, a wife and two mistresses, decides that he wants to give it all up and go back to the simple life that he once led.
Genres: Comedy, Drama
Subject: Advertising
Releases
Date: 1967Country: United KingdomRelease type: Non-TheatricalFormat: 16mm Film - Colour - SoundRuntime: 97 mins 00 secs - Length: 3480 FeetDialogue (original): English
Date: 18 December 1967Country: United KingdomRelease type: TheatricalFormat: 35mm Film - Colour - Technicolor - SoundRuntime: 97 mins Length: 8730 FeetDialogue (original): English
Credits
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Production Company: Scimitar Films, Produced by: Universal Pictures Limited, Presents: Universal, Produced by: Michael Winner, Production Manager: R.L.M. Davidson, Location Manager: James Crawford, Location Assistant: Robin Douet, Assistant Director: Michael Dryhurst, Assistant Director: Michael Guest, Continuity: Pat Moon, Written by: Peter Draper, Photographed by: Otto Heller, Camera Operator: Godfrey Godar, Camera Focus: John Shinerock, Chief Electrician: Douglas Fenner, Editor: Bernard Gribble, Art Director: Séamus Flannery, Miss White's Clothes by: Bibas, Make-up: Richard Mills, Hairdresser: Stephanie Kaye, Music Composed by: Francis Lai, {Music} Arranged by: Christian Gaubert, Sound Recordist: Charles Poulton, Hugh Strain, Sound System logo: Westrex Sound Recording, Dubbing Editor: Terry Rawlings, [Assistant Dialogue Editor]: Anthony Sloman
Cast
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Orson Welles (Jonathan Lute), Oliver Reed (Andrew Quint), Carol White (Georgina), Harry Andrews (Gerald Sater), Michael Hordern (headmaster), Wendy Craig (Louise Quint), Norman Rodway (Nicholas), Marianne Faithfull (Josie), Frank Finlay (chaplain), Ann Lynn (Carla), Harvey Hall (Maccabee), Lyn Ashley (Susannah), Edward Fox (Walter), Basil Dignam (party guest), Mark Burns (Michael Cornwall), Mark Eden (Kellaway), Stuart Cooper (Lewis Force), Veronica Clifford (Anna), Roland Curram (Eldrich), Peter Graves (Bankman), Robert Mill (Galloway), Josephine Rueg ([Marian]), Mona Chong ([Vietnamese girl]), Terence Sewards ([Pinchin]), Bessie Love ([American tourist]), Karen Kessey, Katherine Kessey ([the twins]), Hugo Keith-Johnston ([young Andrew Quint]), Nicky Henson ([])