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The Late Film: That'll Be the Day

BBC One
on BBC One London

starring David Essex Ringo Starr
Jim MacLaine is 18, good-looking, bright-and fed up. On the day of his A-level exam he decides that pop music, a taste of freedom and - hopefully - girls will prove more important than schooling. David Essex plays Jim in this evocative and humorous portrait of Britain in the late 50s and early 60s.
Screenplay by RAY CONNOLLY Produced by DAVID PUTTNAM and SANFORD UEBERSON
Directed by CLAUDE WHATHAM
(Stardust, the sequel to this film, will be shown next Friday)
• FILMS: page 23

Contributors

Unknown:
David Essex
Unknown:
Ringo Starr
Unknown:
Jim MacLaine
Unknown:
David Essex
Unknown:
Ray Connolly
Produced By:
David Puttnam
Produced By:
Sanford Ueberson
Directed By:
Claude Whatham
Jim MacLaine:
David Essex
Mike:
Ringo Starr
Mrs MacLaine:
Rosemary Leach
Mr MacLaine:
James Booth
Stormy Tempest:
Billy Fury
J D Clover:
Keith Moon
Jeannette:
Rosalind Ayres
Terry:
Robert Lindsay
Source: Radio Times

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