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Compensation Alice 1967

60 min📅 1967-07-01

In the lighthearted 1967 comedy 'Compensation Alice', director Patrick Dromgoole guides Sheila Hancock in a charming performance.

Director: Patrick Dromgoole

Cast

Sheila Hancock
Sheila Hancock
Alice
Robert Lang
Robert Lang
Wilf
Joan Benham
Joan Benham
Beryl Rudge
Margaret Nolan
Margaret Nolan
Au Pair
Janet Bruce
Manageress in Café
William Ellis
Toni
Susan George
Susan George
Shop Girl
Catherine Kessler
Sharon
Billy Milton
Billy Milton
Man in Car Park
Adrienne Posta
Adrienne Posta
Petulia

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Compensation Alice (1967) about?

The film revolves around Alice, a determined housewife who sets her sights on buying a stylish new hat, despite her husband's reluctance to part with their money.

Who directed Compensation Alice?

Patrick Dromgoole directs this charming British comedy.

Who stars in Compensation Alice?

Sheila Hancock, Robert Lang, Joan Benham, and Margaret Nolan shine in this engaging TV movie.

Is Compensation Alice (1967) worth watching?

While 'Compensation Alice' may not be a groundbreaking film, its lighthearted take on marriage and consumerism makes it a witty and engaging watch, perfect for a lazy afternoon.

How long is Compensation Alice?

The film has a runtime of 60 minutes.

About Compensation Alice (1967) — A Lighthearted Comedy of Marriage and Consumerism

In the lighthearted 1967 comedy 'Compensation Alice', director Patrick Dromgoole guides Sheila Hancock in a charming performance. The film revolves around Alice, a determined housewife who sets her sights on buying a stylish new hat, despite her husband's reluctance to part with their money. With its comedic take on marriage and consumerism, 'Compensation Alice' is a witty exploration of the 1960s British social scene.

The talented cast, including Robert Lang and Joan Benham, bring to life the quirky characters that populate this engaging TV movie. While its 60-minute runtime may seem brief, 'Compensation Alice (1967)' packs a humorous punch that will leave viewers smiling. So, if you're in the mood for a lighthearted, feel-good comedy, look no further than this charming British classic.