Jenny Lee-Wright |
Regular Performer (1971-72, 1976-86) |
Jack Wright |
Regular Performer (1970-85) |
Henry McGee |
Regular Performer (1969-1970, 1971-1989) |
Bob Todd |
Regular Performer (1970-76, 1980-89) |
Benny Hill |
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Paula Wilcox |
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Guest Star |
Percy Thrower |
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Guest Star |
Sylvia McNeil |
musical guest |
Guest Star |
The Ladybirds |
backing singers |
Recurring Role |
Bettina Le Beau |
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Recurring Role |
Jim Tyson |
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Recurring Role |
Interviewer (Henry McGee): For me, the best thing you've ever done – perhaps the most notable thing I've ever seen in the cinema – was that moment in "Lovable en fusse." This 22-year-old girl who for so long had lived in this fantasy world, suddenly – through the death of her pet tortoise – has to face up to reality. Suddenly, you change from colour to black-and-white, right until the end of the film. A master stroke, showing stark reali--
Pierre de Tierre (Benny): No, no, no, you don't understand--no, no, we--we change from colour to black-and-white because we run out of colour film. That is why, you see, we have no more colour film, and we have no money to buy other colour, so we use why of little stock, black-and-white, that's why.
Actress (Carol Mills): What's that in the road? A head?
Thames repeated this episode on September 8, 1972.
This episode was taped on January 27, 1972.
Kevin O'Leary, who played the child in the "Hill's Spaghetti" commercial blooper, was not in the closing credits, despite being (correctly) listed amongst the cast in the entry for this show in the Feb. 19-25, 1972 edition of TV Times magazine.
As public opinion in Britain was being steadily turned against The Benny Hill Show in the 1980's, guest star Paula Wilcox (who was famous for playing "Chrissy Plummer" on Man About the House) refused to allow this episode to be rerun in England.
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