Plot
A pair of Piccadilly Club owners continually get in trouble.Cast
*George Raft *Maxie Rosenbloom *Diane Todd *Diana Decker *David Lawton * Barbara LashbrookProduction
The film was shot at Shepperton Studios in March 1962. George Raft and Maxie Rosenbloom were old friends; Raft even once owned a share in Rosenbloom when the latter was a boxer.Share in Rosenbloom Bought by George Raft ''The Washington Post'' 7 Aug 1934: 13 Director Don Sharp later recalled "at the time there was a fashion for these 'products'. They were made for a double purpose: as a pilot episode for a TV series; if that failed, for release as a B movie supporting the main feature. Very few of them even made the grade." Sharp said the film was made "on a very small budget in very minimal time... a terrible script." He said the film was made because Maurie Seuss had "come into money and wanted to make a movie"; Seuss had been George Raft's dresser. Sharp says he "got on very well with George - the complete Hollywood pro. He was amiable, always ribbing Maxie; constantly doing his coin-flipping act; and likely at any moment to break into a few dance steps - for no particular reason. There is a photo of me and my camera operator on the camera dolly with George doing the grip's job and pushing it because he said, he always wanted a real job." Filming took three weeks. "We're just aiming to make a film that will entertain people for 75 minutes or so," said Suess.References
External links
* Films directed by Don Sharp British drama films 1960s English-language films {{1960s-UK-film-stub