Vice Versa 1948
Dive into the delightful world of *Vice Versa (1948)*, a classic British comedy directed by the multi-talented Peter Ustinov.
Director: Peter Ustinov
Cast
Roger Livesey
Paul Bultitude
Anthony Newley
Dick Bultitude
Kay Walsh
Florence 'Fanny' Verlane
Petula Clark
Dulcie Grimstone
James Robertson Justice
Dr. Grimstone
David Hutcheson
Marmaduke Paradine
Harcourt Williams
Judge
Bill Shine
Lord Gosport
Kynaston Reeves
Dr. Chawner
Ernest Jay
Bowler
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Vice Versa (1948) about?
This charming comedy follows a father and son who magically switch bodies after a father's wish to relive his youth comes true. The conservative businessman becomes a mischievous schoolboy, while his carefree son takes on adult responsibilities, leading to hilarious and heartwarming chaos.
Who directed Vice Versa?
Peter Ustinov directed *Vice Versa (1948)*, bringing his signature wit and creativity to this body-swap comedy.
Who stars in Vice Versa?
The film stars Roger Livesey as Paul Bultitude, Anthony Newley as Dick Bultitude, Kay Walsh, Petula Clark, and James Robertson Justice in key roles.
Is Vice Versa (1948) worth watching?
With its clever premise and charming performances, *Vice Versa (1948)* is a delightful classic worth watching for fans of lighthearted comedies. Its themes of aging and perspective make it both entertaining and thought-provoking.
How long is Vice Versa?
The runtime of *Vice Versa (1948)* is 111 minutes.
About Vice Versa (1948) — A Body-Swap Comedy Classic with Peter Ustinov
Dive into the delightful world of *Vice Versa (1948)*, a classic British comedy directed by the multi-talented Peter Ustinov. This whimsical film follows the mischievous swap between stern businessman Paul Bultitude and his spirited young son Dick, thanks to a magical Indian stone. When their personalities and lives reverse, the result is a hilarious clash of generations, as the conservative father becomes a rebellious schoolboy and the carefree son transforms into a stuffy adult. With sharp wit and charming performances, *Vice Versa (1948)* explores themes of aging, parenthood, and the joys of seeing the world through fresh eyes.
Roger Livesey and Anthony Newley lead the stellar cast, bringing warmth and humor to their roles as the mismatched duo. The film's lighthearted tone and clever twists make it a standout in the comedy genre, offering both laughs and a touch of nostalgia. Perfect for fans of old-school charm and clever storytelling, *Vice Versa* remains a timeless gem.
