What a Crazy World

1963
1 h 28 min

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Joe Brown, Harry H. Corbett, Susan Maughan, and Marty Wilde in What a Crazy World (1963)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAn aspiring musician from London's East End pursues his dreams while navigating a rocky romance.An aspiring musician from London's East End pursues his dreams while navigating a rocky romance.An aspiring musician from London's East End pursues his dreams while navigating a rocky romance.

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Curiosidades
Michael Ripper who is credited as 'The Common man' plays 7 parts - Man selling from suitcase, Employment exchange clerk, passenger on bus, amusement arcade attendant, road sweeper, park keeper and man in cinema.

Erros de gravação
Alf (Joe Brown) is on a bus with Marilyn (Susan Maughan) going West along the London Embankment. She gets off by Cleopatras Needle while he carries on. Next he's walking along Denmark Street which is in the opposite direction in the West End.

Conexões
Featured in Talkies: Talking Pictures with Marty Wilde MBE (2020)

Trilhas sonoras
What A Crazy World (We're Living In)
(uncredited)
Written by Alan Klein
Performed by Joe Brown

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7/10

The real 'Swinging' Sixties

Perfect for those who like to look back at a London in black & white and full of bomb sites. It's the usual working class scenario of bored kids hoping to make it rich with a pop song, and parents in mundane jobs. The film is a good period piece and shows pretty much what the 60s were really like for those who think it was 'swinging' for anyone other than a select few.