I Like Birds (Original title)For Men Only (Alternative title)
Dates: 1967 (Copyright), 12 November 1967 (Release)Country: United KingdomDirector: Pete Walker
Synopsis: Comedy. Freddie's fiancée is jealous of the girls surrounding him on his job with Women's Vogue. When he goes for interview for new job with an apparently respectable magazine, finds it is only a front for the magazine 'For Men Only'. Again he's surrounded by girls.
Genre: Comedy
Releases
Date: 1967Country: United KingdomRelease type: unknownFormat: not specified - Colour - Eastmancolor - SoundRuntime: 43 mins Length: 3870 Feet
Dates: 1967 (Copyright), 12 November 1967 (Release)Country: United KingdomDirector: Pete Walker
Synopsis: Comedy. Freddie's fiancée is jealous of the girls surrounding him on his job with Women's Vogue. When he goes for interview for new job with an apparently respectable magazine, finds it is only a front for the magazine 'For Men Only'. Again he's surrounded by girls.
Genre: Comedy
Releases
Date: 1967Country: United KingdomRelease type: unknownFormat: not specified - Colour - Eastmancolor - SoundRuntime: 43 mins Length: 3870 Feet
Credits
(11)
Production Company: Pete Walker Film Productions, Producer: Pete Walker, Production Manager: John Regan, Screenplay: Pete Walker, Director of Photography: Gerry Lewis, Operator: Nick Ardizzone, Supervising Film and Music Editor: Peter Austen-Hunt, Assistant Editor: Sarah Viccars, Music Composed and Conducted by: Harry South, Sound Recording: Dal Emmanuel
Cast
(26)
David Kernan (Freddie Horne), Andrea Allen (Rosalie), Derek Aylward (Miles Fanthorpe), Tom Gill (father), Neville Whiting (Claude), Mai Bacon (mother), Glyn Worsnip (Rudolph), Joan Ingram (Esther), John Cazabon (Lamphrey Gussett), Apple Brook (receptionist), Gladys Dawson (Mrs Whitely), Monika Dietrich (Janet, 'the bird'), Jill Field (Gunella, 'the bird'), Brett Hampshire, Monica Hahn, Donna Reading, Valerie Stanton, Jacie Poole, Christine Pryor, Carmen Dene, Susan Wood, Cindy Neal, Terri Martine, Sonia Elliott, Jo Wade, April Dawson ('the bird')