Davy (1958)

Synopsis

Cast & Credits

• Cast

  • • cast member

      The principals and chorus of the Royal Opera House Covent Garden

    • Davy

      Harry Secombe

    • George

      Ron Randell

    • Uncle Pat

      George Relph

    • Gwen

      Susan Shaw

    • Eric

      Bill Owen

    • Tim

      Peter Frampton

    • Sir Giles

      Alexander Knox

    • Joanna

      Adele Leigh

    • Miss Carstairs

      Isabel Dean

    • waitress

      Joan Sims

    • waitress

      Gladys Henson

    • Jerry

      George Moon

    • Herbie

      Kenneth Connor

    • waitress

      Elizabeth Fraser

    • Henry

      Charles Lamb

    • Winkler

      Marle, Arnold

    • Mrs Magillicuddy

      Clarkson Rose

    • stage doorkeeper

      Campbell Singer

    • cast member

      Lynne Roberts  (uncredited)

    • cast member

      Anthony John  (uncredited)

    • cast member

      Sandra Robb  (uncredited)

    • cast member

      Angela Hall  (uncredited)

    • cast member

      Iris Jean  (uncredited)

    • cast member

      Dina Andronicos  (uncredited)

    • cast member

      Jeanne Burnett  (uncredited)

    • cast member

      Stephen Marcus  (uncredited)

    • cast member

      Brian Jacobs  (uncredited)

    • cast member

      David Smith  (uncredited)

• Credits

  • Direction:

    • Directed by

      Michael Relph

    • Assistant Director

      Michael Birkett

    • 1st Assistant Director

      Michael Birkett  (uncredited)

    • 2nd Assistant Director

      John Meadows  (uncredited)

    • 3rd Assistant Director

      Peter Honri  (uncredited)

    • Continuity

      Lee Turner  (uncredited)

    Rights:

    • ©

      Ealing Films Limited

    Production:

    • Production Company

      Ealing Films

    • A Michael Balcon production

      Michael Balcon

    • Presents

      Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

    • An M-G-M release

      M-G-M

    • Produced by

      Basil Dearden

    • Unit Production Manager

      David Middlemas

    • Production Supervisor

      Hal Mason

    • Production Secretary

      Daphne Paice  (uncredited)

    Casting:

    • Casting Director

      Irene Howard  (uncredited)

    Writing:

    • Screenplay by

      William Rose

    • An original story by

      William Rose

    Photography:

    • Director of Photography

      Douglas Slocombe

    • Colour Consultant

      Joan Bridge

    • Camera Operator

      Hugh Wilson  (uncredited)

    • 1st Assistant Camera

      Michael Shepherd  (uncredited)

    Stills:

    • Still Cameraman

      Roy Gough  (uncredited)

    Editing:

    • Editor

      Peter Tanner

    • Assembly Cutter

      Harry Aldous  (uncredited)

    • Assistant Editor

      Robin Clarke  (uncredited)

    Design:

    • Art Director

      Alan Withy

    • Assistant Art Director

      John Jones  (uncredited)

    • Draughtsman

      Raymonde Reilly  (uncredited)

    • Scenic Artist

      Ernie Smith  (uncredited)

    Costumes:

    • Dress Designer

      Elizabeth Haffenden

    Make-up:

    • Make-up

      Harry Frampton

    • Hairdresser

      Elsie Alder

    Music:

    • Music

      Wagner

    • Music

      Puccini

    • Music

      Mozart

    • Music

      Eric Rogers  (uncredited)

    • The music of Wagner, Puccini and Mozart played by

      Orchestra of the Royal Opera House Covent Garden, The

    • Conducted by

      Dock Mathieson

    • Conducted by

      Reginald Goodall

    Sound:

    • Sound Supervisor

      Stephen Dalby

    • Sound Recordist

      Norman King

    • Boom Operator

      Don Wortham  (uncredited)

    • Boom Assistant

      Tony Sharratt  (uncredited)

    • Other Sound Assistant

      Peter Gilpin  (uncredited)

    • Sound Camera Operator

      Eric Stockl  (uncredited)

    • Sound Editor

      Lionel Selwyn

    • Dubbing Crew

      Ray Palmer  (uncredited)

    • Dubbing Crew

      Eric Stockl  (uncredited)

    • Sound System

      Westrex Recording System

    Publicity:

    • Publicity Director

      John Morrow  (uncredited)