Saturday Night Out (1964) |
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| Director(s) | Robert Hartford-Davis |
| Producer(s) | Robert Hartford-Davis, Michael Klinger |
| Top Genres | Comedy |
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Heather Sears(as Penny)
Saturday Night Out
Released
1964
Saturday Night Out
Released
1964
Heather Sears
(as Penny)
Bernard Lee(as George Hudson)
Saturday Night Out
Released
1964
Saturday Night Out
Released
1964
Bernard Lee
(as George Hudson)
David Lodge(as Arthur)
Saturday Night Out
Released
1964
Saturday Night Out
Released
1964
David Lodge
(as Arthur)
Saturday Night Out Overview:
Saturday Night Out (1964) was a Comedy - Comedy Film directed by Robert Hartford-Davis and produced by Robert Hartford-Davis and Michael Klinger.
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The pop group The Searchers receive an "introducing" credit. They sing a few songs in a pub but have no acting involvement.
The Searchers song "Saturday Night Out" was issued as the b-side of their worldwide hit version of "Needles and Pins".
Despite previous reports this was not the last cinema film of Heather Sears. She later appeared in The Black Torment which was made by the same production team.
The Beatles were offered the chance to appear in the film, but the producers were reluctant to pay the train fare from Liverpool. Another Mersey group, The Searchers, who happened to be in London, appeared instead.