Two Gentlemen Sharing (1969)
Overview
An insecure Briton and a Briton of Jamaican descent share a London apartment together.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.191 |
Directed By
Ted Kotcheff
Crew
Ted Kotcheff
Barry J. Kulick
Gabriella Falk
David Stuart Leslie
Derek York
Ken Bridgeman
Stanley Myers
Evan Jones
Douglas Peirce
Billy Williams
Vicki Deason
TOP CAST
Robin Phillips
Roddy Pater
Judy Geeson
Jane Archer
Ester Anderson
Caroline Harcourt
Hal Frederick
Andrew McKenzie
Norman Rossington
Phil Carter
Rachel Kempson
Mrs. Ashby-Kydd
Ram John Holder
Marcus
Hilary Dwyer
Ethne Burrows
Daisy Mae Williams
Amanda
Elspeth March
Mrs Burrows
Philip Stone
Mr.Burrows - Ethne's Father
Avice Landone
Mrs Pater
David Markham
Mr Pater
Shelagh Fraser
Helen Narriott - Jane's Mother
Earl Cameron
Charles Marriott - Jane's Step-father
Harold Lang
Camp Neighbour
Thomas Baptiste
Mutt, Moving Man
Linbert Spencer
Jeff, Moving Man
Tommy Ansah
Negro Driver
Hamilton Dyce
Dickson Senior
John Humphry
Dickson Junior
Willie Payne
Bizerte
George Baizley
Caretaker
Lionel Ngakane
Bill
Charles Leno
Doorman
Phillamore Davidson
Chicomo
Norman Mitchell
Policeman
Anna Wing
Woman Neighbour
John Chandos
Advertising Executive
David Edwards
Advertising Executive
John Snow
Bowler
Garfield Sobers
Cricketer
Les Flambeaux
Steel Band at the Dance
Carl Adam
Negro Visitor (uncredited)
Robert Burnell
O'Rielly (uncredited)
Harcourt Curacao
Bandleader (uncredited)
Nathan Dambuza
Chicomo (uncredited)
Benny Nightingale
Elevator Operator (uncredited)
Thors Piers
Eugene Valentine (uncredited)
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