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A trip to the theatre changes a meek bank clerk's life, as he undergoes hypnosis and leaves without being woken up. Suddenly, he believes he is the world's greatest lover and becomes a terrorizing Casanova.
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A trip to the theatre changes a meek bank clerk's life, as he undergoes hypnosis and leaves without being woken up. Suddenly, he believes he is the world's greatest lover and becomes a terrorizing Casanova.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Vernon Sylvaine
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Associated British Picture Corporation
Cast
Michael Anderson
Director
George Cole
Henry Sterling
Veronica Hurst
Florence Sterling
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Jon Pertwee
Charley Sterling
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