The Bulldog Breed (1960) |
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| Director(s) | Robert Asher |
| Producer(s) | Hugh Stewart, Earl St. John |
| Top Genres | Comedy |
| Top Topics | Screwball Comedy |
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Ian Hunter(as Adm. Sir Bryanston Blyth)
The Bulldog Breed
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1960
The Bulldog Breed
Released
1960
Ian Hunter
(as Adm. Sir Bryanston Bly...)
David Lodge(as CPO Knowles)
The Bulldog Breed
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1960
The Bulldog Breed
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1960
David Lodge
(as CPO Knowles)
Eddie Byrne(as PO Filkins)
The Bulldog Breed
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1960
The Bulldog Breed
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1960
Eddie Byrne
(as PO Filkins)
John Le Mesurier(as Prosecuting counsel)
The Bulldog Breed
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1960
The Bulldog Breed
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1960
John Le Mesurier
(as Prosecuting counsel)
Terence Alexander(as Defending counsel)
The Bulldog Breed
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1960
The Bulldog Breed
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1960
Terence Alexander
(as Defending counsel)
Harold Goodwin(as Streaky Hopkinson)
The Bulldog Breed
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1960
The Bulldog Breed
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1960
Harold Goodwin
(as Streaky Hopkinson)
Liz Fraser(as NAAFI girl)
The Bulldog Breed
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1960
The Bulldog Breed
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1960
Liz Fraser
(as NAAFI girl)
Michael Caine(as Sailor in Cinema Fight)
The Bulldog Breed
Released
1960
The Bulldog Breed
Released
1960
Michael Caine
(as Sailor in Cinema Fight)
The Bulldog Breed Overview:
The Bulldog Breed (1960) was a Comedy - Black-and-white Film directed by Robert Asher and produced by Hugh Stewart and Earl St. John.
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A film poster shows the name "Normana Sapienza" - a feminized, Italianized version of the name of the star, Norman Wisdom.
The film is notable for being the only occasion future British film stars Michael Caine and Oliver Reed shared a scene together. It takes place at a cinema lobby, where Reed plays a Teddy Boy and Caine a sailor; it lasts only a few seconds.