Summer Holiday (1963)
| Release Date | 11 January 1963 |
| Tagline | From the First Kiss to the Last Blush It's the Craziest Riot On Wheels! |
| Genre | Musical, Romance, Comedy |
| Country | UK |
| Filming Locations | Aldenham Bus Depot, Aldenham, Hertfordshire, England, UK |
| Language | English |
| Sound Mix | Mono |
| Color | Color |
| Film Type | Feature |
| Film Class | Musical Comedy, Road Movie |
| Themes | Musician's Life, Assumed Identities |
| Tones | Whimsical, Light, Madcap |
| Tags | Accident, Agent [representative], America, Bus, Busing [school Integration], Daughter, Demands, Disguise, Hidden, Holiday, Love, Mechanic, Mother, Musical [play], Service, Songwriter, Summer, Tourist, Traveling |
Summer Holiday is a British musical released in February 1963, featuring singer Cliff Richard in his best-known film. The musical was directed by Peter Yates (his debut) and was produced by Kenneth Harper for the Associated British Studios at Elstree. The original screenplay was written by Peter Myers and Ronald Cass (who also wrote most of the song numbers and lyrics). The cast included Lauri Peters, Melvyn Hayes, Teddy Green, Jeremy Bulloch, Una Stubbs, Pamela Hart, Jacqueline Daryl, Lionel Murton, Madge Ryan, David Kossoff, Nicholas Phipps, Ron Moody and The Shadows. Herbert Ross choreographed the musical numbers.
Cast and Crew
Cast
Teddy Green
Steve
Pamela Hart
Angie
Jacqueline Daryl
Mimsie
Madge Ryan
Stella Winters
Lionel Murton
Jerry
Christine Lawson
Annie
Ron Moody
The Great Orlando
David Kossoff
Magistrate
Wendy Barrie
Shepherdess
Nicholas Phipps
Mr. Wrightmore
Brian Locking
Himself
Lindsay Dolan
Dancer
Wendy Barry
Dancer
Richard Farley
Dancer
Anne Briley
Dancer
Terry Gilbert
Dancer
Leander Fedden
Dancer
Ian Kaye
Dancer
Sarah Hardenburg
Dancer
Vince Logan
Dancer
Derina House
Dancer
John McDonald
Dancer
Eithne Milne
Dancer
Pat McIntyre
Dancer
Sheila O'Neill
Dancer
Leon Pomeranetz
Dancer
Joan Palethorpe
Dancer
Ben Stevenson
Dancer
Vivienne Ventura
Uncredited
Director
Writer
Peter Myers
Ronald Cass
Producer
Kenneth Harper
producer
Andrew Mitchell
associate producer
Original Music
Cinematographer
John Wilcox
Editor
Jack Slade
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Casting Director
Robert Lennard
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Art Director
Syd Cain
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Makeup Department
John O'Gorman
makeup artist
Eileen Warwick
hairdresser
Production Manager
John D. Wilcox
production manager
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Frank Ernst
assistant director
Roger Simons
third assistant director
Art Department
Bill Beavis
scenic artist
John Graysmark
draughtsman
Sound Department
A.W. Lumkin
recording director
Wally Milner
sound recordist
Jim Shields
dubbing editor
Len Shilton
sound recordist
Gordon Davie
assistant sound editor
Don Wortham
boom operator
Special Effects
George Blackwell
special effects
Visual Effects
Ronnie Wass
optical effects
Camera and Electrical Department
Tony White
camera operator
Steve Birtles
electrician
Ronnie Pilgrim
still photographer
Casting Department
Judith Jourd
assistant casting director
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Jackie Breed
wardrobe mistress
Music Department
Ronald Cass
composer: music and lyrics
Peter Myers
composer: music and lyrics
Roy Nevill
music editor
Malcolm Addey
music engineer
Grazina Frame
singing voice: Lauri Peters
Malcolm Lockyer
additional orchestrator
Richard Lush
music engineer
Norrie Paramor
musician: organ, vocal supervisor
Roland Shaw
additional orchestrator
Transportation Department
Eddie Frewin
transportation chief
Other Crew
Cynthia Tingey
fashion coordinator
Helen Whitson
continuity
Production Company
Elstree Distributors
Ivy Films
Distributor
Warner-Pathé Distributors
American International Pictures (AIP)
Anchor Bay Entertainment
Arcade Movie Company
Video Beat
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Miscellaneous
Associated British Studio Orchestra
background score played by
Dolcis
shoes by
John Michael
mens' sportswear by
Pierre Balmain, Paris
Paris model dresses by
The David Gibson Fashion Group
contempoary dresses supplied and designed by
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation
the registered proprietor of the trademark CinemaScope , this film is made under licence from
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