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Your Past Is Showing

Year:

1957

Duration:

USA:91 min

Genres:

Comedy

IMDB rate:

6.9

Director:

Mario Zampi

Details

Country: UK

Release Date: 1957-12-18

Filming Locations: Walton Studios, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, England, UK

Cast

Actor

Character

Shirley Eaton

Joan Sims

Terry-Thomas

Lord Henry Mayley

Peter Sellers

Sonny MacGregor

Peggy Mount

Flora Ransom

Dennis Price

Nigel Dennis

Georgina Cookson

Lady Lucy Mayley

Miles Malleson

Rev. Cedric Bastable

Kenneth Griffith

Porter

Moultrie Kelsall

Mactavish

Bill Edwards

Bill Murphy

Wally Patch

Fred - paunchy old man

Henry Hewitt

Gunsmith

John Stuart

Police Inspector

David Lodge

Constable Johnson

Joan Hurley

Authoress

Peter Noble

T.V. Announcer

Victor Rietti

Doctor

Ronald Adam

Chemist (uncredited)

George Benson

Photographer (uncredited)

Michael Brennan

2nd Irishman (uncredited)

Pauline Chamberlain

Hostess on Sonny McGregor Show (uncredited)

Mario Fabrizi

Bit-Part, Autograph Crowd

Andy Ho

Chinese Man in Pub (uncredited)

Barry Keegan

Irishman in Fight (uncredited)

Wilfrid Lawson

Walter, Contestant in T.V. Show (uncredited)

Arnold Marlé

Scientist (uncredited)

Edie Martin

Lady in Autograph Crowd (uncredited)

Gibb McLaughlin

Old Man in TV Show Audience (uncredited)

Marjorie Rhodes

Lady on Phone (uncredited)

Michael Ripper

J.E. Freeman - Greengrocer (uncredited)

Marianne Stone

(uncredited)

Austin Trevor

Minister with Heart Attack (uncredited)

Gillian Watt

The Maid (uncredited)

Jerold Wells

1st Irishman (uncredited)

Goofs

Terry Thomas,s character blinks twice as Joan Sims backs into him in spite of him being unconscious.

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Quotes

Sonny MacGregor: "Is your husband there? I'll just..."

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Sonny MacGregor: I'm having a day's rough shooting and want some bullets.

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Minister: In reply to the honourable member's question, I can only say... Uhh... [collapses] Is this interesting? Interesting? Yes No | Share this Share this: Facebook | Twitter | Permalink Hide options Lord Henry Mayley: I've always considered murder to be rather un-English. I mean, one's got to draw the line somewhere, hasn't one?

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