Two and Two Make Six

1962
1 Std. 29 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA US airman stationed in the UK strikes down his commanding officer. Believing he killed him, the airman goes on the run with a woman. They run into a couple that looks like them and a mix u... Alles lesenA US airman stationed in the UK strikes down his commanding officer. Believing he killed him, the airman goes on the run with a woman. They run into a couple that looks like them and a mix up happens.A US airman stationed in the UK strikes down his commanding officer. Believing he killed him, the airman goes on the run with a woman. They run into a couple that looks like them and a mix up happens.

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6,1/10

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Wissenswertes
This film received a general release in the UK on the Rank circuit (Odeons and Gaumonts), with "Strongroom" in support, commencing, as usual, with North West London on June 3rd 1962 before going on to North East London and South London in the following two weeks. The film performed so badly on the first two legs of its release that many cinemas played the B movie as the feature and it never made the third leg, being replaced in South London by a revival of "A Taste of Honey".

Patzer
Irene (Janette Scott) goes to the education department at the council offices. . The camera shows her looking into the office through the door window but the wording 'Education Department on the widow can only be read from the inside.

Soundtracks
A Change of Heart
Written by Norrie Paramor and Bunny Lewis
Sung by Craig Douglas

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6/10

"How happy could I be with either, were t'other dear charmer away!"

Flush with with having just won an Oscar, cameramen Freddie Francis got his first chance to direct. Soon typecast as a maker of horror films he however started with this 'saucy' little youth comedy shot on location in which a blossoming young Janette Scott wore leather and yank leading man George Chakiris claimed to be Canadian.

Eccentric locals are played by Athene Seyler as a dotty old aunt who quotes John Gay and reads 'Lady Chatterly' and Malcolm Keen as a drunken old thespian who recites Shakespeare.