Lady Godiva Rides Again (1951) |
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| Director(s) | Frank Launder |
| Producer(s) | Sidney Gilliat |
| Top Genres | Comedy |
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Dennis Price(as Simon Abott)
Lady Godiva Rides Again
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1951
Lady Godiva Rides Again
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1951
Dennis Price
(as Simon Abott)
Stanley Holloway(as Mr. Clark)
Lady Godiva Rides Again
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1951
Lady Godiva Rides Again
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1951
Stanley Holloway
(as Mr. Clark)
Gladys Henson(as Mrs. Clark)
Lady Godiva Rides Again
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1951
Lady Godiva Rides Again
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1951
Gladys Henson
(as Mrs. Clark)
George Cole(as Johnny)
Lady Godiva Rides Again
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1951
Lady Godiva Rides Again
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1951
George Cole
(as Johnny)
Diana Dors(as Dolores August)
Lady Godiva Rides Again
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1951
Lady Godiva Rides Again
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1951
Diana Dors
(as Dolores August)
Eddie Byrne(as Eddie Mooney)
Lady Godiva Rides Again
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1951
Lady Godiva Rides Again
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1951
Eddie Byrne
(as Eddie Mooney)
Kay Kendall(as Sylvia)
Lady Godiva Rides Again
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1951
Lady Godiva Rides Again
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1951
Kay Kendall
(as Sylvia)
Dora Bryan(as Lady in charge of publicity)
Lady Godiva Rides Again
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1951
Lady Godiva Rides Again
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1951
Dora Bryan
(as Lady in charge of publ...)
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Lady Godiva Rides Again (1951) was a Comedy - Film directed by Frank Launder and produced by Sidney Gilliat.
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Joan Collins' movie debut.
One of the Beauty Queen contestants is a dark-haired Ruth Ellis, later to become infamous as the last woman hanged in Britain for murder and the subject of the movie Dance with a Stranger.
The feature debut of Toke Townley.
Other of the Beauty Queens in the story is the voluptuous Simone Silva, who later would become famous and infamous because of her topless 'act' beside Bob Mitchum at the Cannes Film Festival in April of 1954.