The Magic Christian (1969)
Overview
Sir Guy Grand, the richest man in the world, adopts a homeless man, Youngman. Together, they set out to prove that anyone--and anything--can be bought.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 11.219 |
Directed By
Joseph McGrath
Crew
Henry T. Weinstein
Ken Thorne
Denis O'Dell
Anthony B. Unger
Joseph McGrath
Peter Sellers
John Merrick
Geoffrey Unsworth
Graham Chapman
Assheton Gorton
George Djurkovic
Kevin Connor
John Cleese
Terry Southern
Joseph McGrath
Terry Southern
Ray Freeborn
Harry Frampton
Evangeline Harrison
Joyce James
Nosher Powell
Peter Sutton
Roger Simons
Peta Button
Lionel Blair
Victor Peck
Peter MacDonald
David Griffith
Alf Pegley
Eddie Stacey
Maggie Unsworth
Rick Lester
Brian Holland
TOP CAST
Peter Sellers
Sir Guy Grand KG, KC, CBE
Ringo Starr
Youngman Grand, Esq.
Isabel Jeans
Dame Agnes Grand
Caroline Blakiston
Hon. Esther Grand
Wilfrid Hyde-White
Captain Reginald K. Klaus
Spike Milligan
Traffic Warden
John Cleese
Director in Sotheby's
Richard Attenborough
Oxford Coach
John Le Mesurier
Sir John
Raquel Welch
Priestess of the Whip
Roman Polanski
Solitary Drinker
Leonard Frey
Laurence Faggot
Laurence Harvey
Hamlet
Christopher Lee
Ship's Vampire
Clive Dunn
Sommelier
Patrick Holt
Duke in Sotheby's
Ferdy Mayne
Edouard
Dennis Price
Winthrop
Yul Brynner
Transvestite Cabaret Singer
Graham Chapman
Oxford Crew
James Laurenson
Oxford Crew
Frank Thornton
Police Inspector
Hattie Jacques
Ginger Horton
Jeremy Lloyd
Lord Hampton
David Hutcheson
Lord Barry
Michael Aspel
Himself
Alan Whicker
Himself
Edward Sinclair
Park Attendant
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