Don't Just Lie There, Say Something! (Original title)
Date: 1973 (Copyright)Country: United KingdomDirected by: Bob Kellett
Synopsis: The Minister for Home Affairs and his Parliamentary secretary are the principal spokesmen for a law and order Bill to combat pornography. Unfortunately, the two get themselves in a very compromising situation...
Genre: Sex comedy
Subject: Politics
Date: 1973 (Copyright)Country: United KingdomDirected by: Bob Kellett
Synopsis: The Minister for Home Affairs and his Parliamentary secretary are the principal spokesmen for a law and order Bill to combat pornography. Unfortunately, the two get themselves in a very compromising situation...
Genre: Sex comedy
Subject: Politics
Credits
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©: Comocroft Productions, Made by: Comocroft Productions, Presents: The Rank Organisation, Distributed by: Rank Film Distributors, Produced by: Andrew Mitchell, Production Manager: Ron Fry, Assistant Director: Ted Lewis, [Assistant Director]: Mike Higgins, Continuity: Tilly Day, Written by (from his stageplay): Michael Pertwee, Director of Photography: Jack Atcheler, Camera Operator: Wally Byatt, Editor: Al Gell, Art Director: Ken Court, Assistant Art Director: Norman Dorme, Construction Manager: Bill Maclaren, Wardrobe: Jo Osmond, Make-up: Ann Cotton, Hair: Susie Hill, Processed by: Rank Film Laboratories, Music Composed and Conducted by: Peter Greenwell, Sound Recordist: Bruce White, Dubbing Mixer: Ken Barker, Dubbing Editor: Bill Trent, Made at: Gannet Studios
Cast
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Brian Rix (Barry Ovis), Leslie Phillips (Sir William Mainwaring-Brown, minister), Joan Sims (Birdie), Joanna Lumley (Miss Parkyn), Peter Bland (Inspector Ruff), Derek Royle (Wilfred Potts), Katy Manning (Damina), Myra Frances (Jean Fenton), Derek Griffiths (Johnny), Barrie Gosney (police sergeant), Anita Graham (Wendy Thoroughgood), Diane Langton (Angie), Nicola Rowley (Donna), Arnold Diamond (priest), Peter Greenwell (1st party guest), Corbet Woodall (newsreader), Louisa Martin (principal bridesmaid), Aubrey Woods (TV chairman), Harvey Hall (Thoroughgood), Gabrielle Daye (elderly lady), Peter Cellier (Attorney General), David Battley (country yokel)