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Off We Go Then
Comedy, Set in the late 60's, a free tour to London attracts a variety of people from different classes, only to find half way through the journey they appear in 2009.
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Comedy, Set in the late 60's, a free tour to London attracts a variety of people from different classes, only to find half way through the journey they appear in 2009.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ian Paterson
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Superteam Films
Cast
Ian Paterson
Director
Michelle Kernohan
Mrs Rosser - Gold Digger Wife
Frank Jakeman
Frank - Car Salesman
Gabrielle Amies
Gabby - Priests' Wife
William Cheney
Lawman
Alan Harbud
Coach Driver
Karen Kennedy
Mrs. Bonington
Susannah Todd
Suzanne - French Tourist
Jane Minchin
Jane - Spy
Brin Rosser
Mr Rosser - Millionaire
Neal Higham
Neal the Mechanic
Marc Aeon Bradley
Cowboy Jim
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