O Lucky Man! (Original title)Lucky Man (Working title)Coffee Man (Working title)O Lucky Man (Help search title)
Dates: 1973 (Copyright), 1973 (Release)Countries: USA, United KingdomDirected by: Lindsay Anderson
Synopsis: Mick Travis, trainee salesman for the Imperial Coffee Company is entrusted with the north-east area. He is promoted to Scotland and subject to terrifying interrogation for supposedly spying on an atomic research establishment. He is sentenced to five years hard labour after a shady deal falls through and becomes an outcast.
Genres: Comedy, Fantasy
Subjects: Salesmen, Interrogation
Releases
Date: 1973Country: United KingdomRelease type: TheatricalFormat: 35mm Film - Colour - Eastmancolor - SoundRuntime: 174 mins Length: 15660 FeetDialogue (original): English
Dates: 1973 (Copyright), 1973 (Release)Countries: USA, United KingdomDirected by: Lindsay Anderson
Synopsis: Mick Travis, trainee salesman for the Imperial Coffee Company is entrusted with the north-east area. He is promoted to Scotland and subject to terrifying interrogation for supposedly spying on an atomic research establishment. He is sentenced to five years hard labour after a shady deal falls through and becomes an outcast.
Genres: Comedy, Fantasy
Subjects: Salesmen, Interrogation
Releases
Date: 1973Country: United KingdomRelease type: TheatricalFormat: 35mm Film - Colour - Eastmancolor - SoundRuntime: 174 mins Length: 15660 FeetDialogue (original): English
Credits
(44)
©: Inc. Warner Bros, Production Company: Memorial Enterprises, Production Company: SAM Productions, Producer: Michael Medwin, Producer: Lindsay Anderson, Associate Producer: Basil Keys, Production Manager: Don Toms, [1st] Assistant Director: Derek Cracknell, 2nd Assistant [Director]: Richard Jenkins, Assistant to Director: Roger Williams, Continuity: Valerie Booth, Casting: Miriam Brickman, Screenplay: David Sherwin, Based on an original idea by: Malcolm McDowell, Director of Photography: Miroslav Ondrícek, Camera Operator: Herbert Smith, Gaffer: Len Crowe, Special Effects: John Stears, Graphics: Yves Simard, Supervising Editor: Tom Priestley, Editor: David Gladwell, Assistant Editor: Neil Thompson, Assistant Editor: Michael Ellis, Production Designer: Jocelyn Herbert, Art Director: Alan Withy, Associate Art Director: Ted Marshall, Set Decorator: Harry Cordwell, Property Master: Harry Newman, Buyer: John Lanzer, Construction: Jack Carter, Wardrobe: Elsa Fennell, Make-up: Paul Rabiger, Make-up: Basil Newall, Hairdresser: Colin Jamison, Electricals: Lee Electrics, Processing: Denham Labs, High Speed Lenses: Panavision, Music & Songs: Alan Price, Sound: Chris Wangler, Dubbing Mixer: Doug Turner, Sound Re-recording: De Lane Lea, Sound Editor: Alan Bell, Unit Publicist: Geoffrey Freeman
Cast
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Malcolm McDowell (Mick Travis), Ralph Richardson (Sir James Burgess/Monty), Rachel Roberts (Gloria Rowe/Madame Paillard/Mrs Richards), Arthur Lowe (Mr Duff/Charlie Johnson/Doctor Munda), Helen Mirren (Patricia), Dandy Nichols (tea lady/tenement neighbour), Mona Washbourne (tenement neighbour/court usher/Sister Hallett), Peter Jeffrey (factory chairman/prison governor), Graham Crowden (Stewart/Prof Millar/meths drinker), Philip Stone (Jenkins/interrogator/Salvation Army major), Mary Macleod (Mary Ball/vicar's wife/Salvationist), Michael Bangerter (William/interrogator/assistant/released prisoner), Wallas Eaton (John Stone (coffee factory)/Steiger/meths drinker/film executive/warder), Warren Clark (master of ceremonies (nightspot)/Warner/male nurse), Bill Owen (Barlow (nightspot)/superintendent), Michael Medwin (Duke of Belminster/captain/power station technician), Vivian Pickles (good lady), Geoffrey Palmer (Basil Keyes/doctor (examination)), Geoffrey Chater (bishop/vicar), Anthony Nicholls (general/judge), Brian Glover (foreman/power station guard), Edward Judd (Oswald), Pearl Nunez (Mrs Naidu), Jeremy Bulloch (young man), David Daker, Edward Peel (policeman), Alan Price (Alan), Colin Green (Colin (guitar)), Clive Thacker (Tolly (drums)), Dave Markee (Dave (bass)), Ian Leake (Streaky (roadie)), Bart Alison, Ben Aris (Macintyre/Doctor Hyder/RAF officer), John Barrett (Bill), Margot Bennett, James Bolam (Attenborough/doctor (examination)), Sue Bond, Constance Chapman (Lady Burgess), Peter Childs, Frank Cousins, Brian Croucher, Allen Cullen, Anna Dawson, Paul Dawkins (plantation judge/nightspot client/meths.), Michael Elphick, Eleanor Fazan, Patricia Healey (hotel receptionist), Geoff Hinsliff, Jo Jeggo, Patricia Lawrence (clinic receptionist/Miss Hunter), Stephanie Lawrence, Brian Lawson, Terence Maidment, Tuesday Miller, Christine Noonan (factory girl/Mavis), Ken Oxtoby, Stuart Perry, Brian Pettifer (Biles), Bill Pilkington, Cyril Renison, Irene Richmond, Roy Scammell, Peter Schofield (tax inspector/club waiter), Frank Singuineau, Patsy Smart, David Stern, Adele Strong (Elizabeth Valerie Stewart/tenement neigh), Hugh Thomas (Mr Greasy/pickpocket), Betty Turner, Glenn Williams (Mr Spalding/doctor/pickpocket/meths dker), Catherine Willmer