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The Bulldog Breed

Year:

1961

Duration:

97 min

Genres:

Comedy

IMDB rate:

6.5

Director:

Robert Asher

Details

Country: UK

Release Date: 1961-04-24

Filming Locations: Beaconsfield Studios, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, England, UK

Cast

Actor

Character

Oliver Reed

Norman Wisdom

Norman Puckle

Ian Hunter

Adm. Sir Bryanston Blyth

David Lodge

CPO Knowles

Robert Urquhart

Cmdr. Clayton

Edward Chapman

Mr. Philpots

Eddie Byrne

PO Filkins

Peter Jones

Diving instructor

John Le Mesurier

Prosecuting counsel

Terence Alexander

Defending counsel

Sydney Tafler

Speedboat owner

Brian Oulton

Bert Ainsworth (cinema manager)

Harold Goodwin

Streaky Hopkinson

Johnny Briggs

Johnny Nolan

Frank Williams

Mr Carruthers

Joe Robinson

Tall sailor

Liz Fraser

NAAFI girl

Penny Morrell

Marlene Barlow

Claire Gordon

Peggy (girl in bar)

Julie Shearing

WRN Smith

Bosun

Bosun the dog (as 'Bosun')

John Arnatt

Briggs (uncredited)

Michael Caine

Sailor in Cinema Fight (uncredited)

Cyril Chamberlain

Jimmy the Landlord (uncredited)

Larry Dann

New Dalton's Boy (uncredited)

Robert Desmond

Sailor on Bridge of Warship (uncredited)

Sheila Hancock

Doris (uncredited)

Glyn Houston

Gym instructor (uncredited)

Rosamund Lesley

Peggy (uncredited)

Philip Locke

Teddy Boy in Cinema Fight (uncredited)

Bryan Pringle

PTI (uncredited)

William Roache

Space Centre Operator (uncredited)

Leonard Sachs

Yachtsman (uncredited)

Anthony Sagar

Instructor's Assistant (uncredited)

Anne Scott

Polynesian Girl (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

A film poster shows the name "Normana Sapienza" - a feminized, Italianized version of the name of the star, Norman Wisdom.

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The film is notable for being the only occasion future British film stars Michael Caine and Oliver Reed shared a scene together. It takes place at a cinema lobby, where Reed plays a Teddy Boy and Caine a sailor; it lasts only a few seconds.

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The ship, F 91, is the HMS Murray, launched in 1955 and broken up in 1970.

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Goofs

When Puckle views the Earth from the spaceship (c. 128 minutes) he sees lines of latitude and longitude, and countries marked in various colours, just as an inflatable plastic globe atlas usually has.

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