Left Right and Centre

Robert Wilcot, a popular television personality, is selected as the Conservative Party (UK) candidate for the provincial town of Earndale in the upcoming by-election. His selection is mostly due to the influence of his uncle, Lord Wilcot a powerful local figure. His opponent is to be Stella Stoker, a fishmonger's daughter with a degree from the London School of Economics who has been chosen to stand for the Labour Party (UK).

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TheTVDB.com Movie ID 114542
Status Released
Released Worldwide June 23, 1959
Content Rating United States of America NR
Runtime 95 minutes
Original Country Great Britain
Original Language English
Spoken Languages English
Production Countries Great Britain
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Ian Carmichael
as Robert Wilcot
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Alastair Sim
as Lord Wilcot
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Patricia Bredin
as Stella Stoker
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Richard Wattis
as Harding-Pratt
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Eric Barker
as Bert Glimmer
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Moyra Fraser
as Annabel
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George Benson
as Egerton
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Leslie Dwyer
as Alf Stoker
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Moultrie Kelsall
as Grimsby Armfield
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Russell Waters
as Mr. Bray
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Bill Shine
as Basingstoke
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Redmond Phillips
as Mr. Smithson
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Eamonn Andrews
as Himself
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William Kendall
as Pottle
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Jack Hedley
as Bill Hemmingway
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Anthony Sharp
as Peterson
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Erik Chitty
as the deputy returning officer
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Irene Handl
as Mrs. Maggs
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John Sharp
as Mr. Reeves
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Olaf Pooley
as TV newscaster
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Josephine Douglas
as herself
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Philip Latham
as a reporter
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Hattie Jacques
as woman in car
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Left Right and Centre

Ian Carmichael as Robert Wilcot * needs role-specific image

Alastair Sim as Lord Wilcot * needs role-specific image

Patricia Bredin as Stella Stoker * needs role-specific image

Richard Wattis as Harding-Pratt * needs role-specific image

Eric Barker as Bert Glimmer * needs role-specific image

Moyra Fraser as Annabel * needs role-specific image

George Benson as Egerton * needs role-specific image

Leslie Dwyer as Alf Stoker * needs role-specific image

Moultrie Kelsall as Grimsby Armfield * needs role-specific image

Russell Waters as Mr. Bray * needs role-specific image

Bill Shine as Basingstoke * needs role-specific image

Redmond Phillips as Mr. Smithson * needs role-specific image

Eamonn Andrews as Himself * needs role-specific image

William Kendall as Pottle * needs role-specific image

Jack Hedley as Bill Hemmingway * needs role-specific image

Anthony Sharp as Peterson * needs role-specific image

Erik Chitty as the deputy returning officer * needs role-specific image

Irene Handl as Mrs. Maggs * needs role-specific image

John Sharp as Mr. Reeves * needs role-specific image

Olaf Pooley as TV newscaster * needs role-specific image

Josephine Douglas as herself * needs role-specific image

Philip Latham as a reporter * needs role-specific image

Hattie Jacques as woman in car * needs role-specific image