Ooh... You Are Awful (Original title)Get Charlie Tully (Alternative title)
Dates: 1972 (Copyright), 21 January 1973 (Release)Country: United KingdomDirected by: Cliff Owen
Synopsis: Comedy: To recover the loot of £500,000 hidden by his dead accomplice, con man Charlie has to read the relevant information about the account number etc... on the bottoms of four girls on which all the details have been tattooed. To approach the girls Charlie adopts several disguises.
Genres: Comedy, Crime
Releases
Date: 1972not specifiedRelease type: unknownFormat: 35mm Film - Colour - Eastmancolor - SoundRuntime: 97 mins Length: 8722 FeetDialogue (original): English
Dates: 1972 (Copyright), 21 January 1973 (Release)Country: United KingdomDirected by: Cliff Owen
Synopsis: Comedy: To recover the loot of £500,000 hidden by his dead accomplice, con man Charlie has to read the relevant information about the account number etc... on the bottoms of four girls on which all the details have been tattooed. To approach the girls Charlie adopts several disguises.
Genres: Comedy, Crime
Releases
Date: 1972not specifiedRelease type: unknownFormat: 35mm Film - Colour - Eastmancolor - SoundRuntime: 97 mins Length: 8722 FeetDialogue (original): English
Credits
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©: National Film Trustee Company Ltd, Made by Quintain Productions: Quintain Productions, Presented by: British Lion Films, Executive Producer: Frank Launder, Executive Producer: Sidney Gilliat, Produced by: M. Smedley Aston, Production Manager: John Oldknow, Location Manager: Bernard Hanson, Assistant Director: Derek Whitehurst, Continuity: Thelma Orr, Casting: Thelma Graves, Original Screenplay: John Warren, John Singer, Director of Photography: Ernest Steward, Camera Operator: Neil Binney, Gaffer Electrician: Dave Clarke, Editor: Bill Blunden, Art Director: Geoffrey Tozer, Assistant Art Director: John Lageu, Costume Designer: Verena Coleman, Wardrobe Mistress: Jean Fairlie, Make-up: Heather Nurse, Hairdressing: Katie Dawson, Music Composed by: Christopher Gunning, [Music] Conducted by: Marcus Dods, Sound Recordist: Nolan Roberts, Kevin Sutton, Dubbing Editor: John Ireland, [Unit Publicist]: Catherine O'Brien, Re-recorded at: Shepperton Studios
Cast
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Dick Emery (Charlie Tully), Derren Nesbitt (Sid Sabbath), Ronald Fraser (Reggie Campbell Peek), Pat Coombs (Libby Niven), William Franklyn (Arnold Van Cleef), Cheryl Kennedy (Jo Mason), Norman Bird (Warder Burke), Roland Curram (Vivian), Liza Goddard (Liza Missenden Green), Brian Oulton (funeral director), Dave Healey (tourist), Ambrosine Phillpotts (Lady Penelope Missenden Green), Steve Plytas (Vittorio Ferruchi), Louis Negin (Emilio Ferruchi), Neil Wilson (Attendant Price), Henry Gilbert (Don Luigi), Antony Stamboulieh (Dino), Guido Adorni (Carlo), Stefan Gryff (capo mafioso), Louis Mansi (Mancini), Frank Codo (mafioso), Sheila Keith (lady magistrate), Tucker McGuire (Mabel, American woman), Phil Brown (George, American man), Joan Ingram (woman in art gallery), Julie Crosthwaite (Patsy), Anna Gilchrist (Jane), Margaret Courtenay (woman police officer), Dinny Powell (Arthur), Larry Taylor (hood)