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Helter Skelter

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Calorie Rating: 118
Released: 1949-08-07
Running Time: 84 Minutes
Studios: Gainsborough Pictures,

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A detective gets involved with a wealthy socialite who can't seem to stop hiccuping.

Director / Directors

Ralph Thomas

Director

Edward Joseph

Assistant Director

Cast

Carol Marsh

Character: Susan Graham

David Tomlinson

Character: Nick Martin

Mervyn Johns

Character: Ernest Bennett

Richard Hearne

Character: Professor Pastry

Terry-Thomas

Character: Self

Jimmy Edwards

Character: Dr. Edwards

Peter Hammond

Character: Spencer Stone

Jon Pertwee

Character: Headwaiter

Wilfrid Hyde-White

Character: Dr. B. Jekyll

Peter Haddon

Character: Major Basil Beagle

Geoffrey Sumner

Character: Humphrey Beagle

Zena Marshall

Character: Giselle

Colin Gordon

Character: Chadbeater Longwick

Judith Furse

Character: Mrs. Martin

Edmund Willard

Character: Ezekial

Robert Lamouret

Character: The 'Duck' Man

Henry Kendall

Character: Lord Bruce Carlton

Bill Fraser

Character: Oliver Cromwell

Shirl Conway

Character: Cabaret Star

George Benson

Character: Temporary Waiter

Sandra Dorne

Character: Receptionist

Patricia Raine

Character: Amber

Ronald Adam

Character: Director General of the BBC (uncredited)

Michael Balfour

Character: Barman (uncredited)

Johnny Briggs

Character: BBC Page Boy (uncredited)

Esma Cannon

Character: Autograph Huntress (uncredited)

Cyril Chamberlain

Character: (uncredited)

Andrew Crawford

Character: First BBC Announcer (uncredited)

Valentine Dyall

Character: Man Telling Story at BBC (uncredited)

Danny Green

Character: Liftman (uncredited)

Kenneth Griffith

Character: Nick Martin's BBC Colleague (uncredited)

Anne Gunning

Character: Young Woman (uncredited)

James Hayter

Character: Inn Landlord (uncredited)

Glynis Johns

Character: Miranda Trewella (uncredited)

Michael Medwin

Character: Man Giving BBC Boxing Talk (uncredited)

Hal Osmond

Character: Radio Sound-Effects Man (uncredited)

Brian Oulton

Character: BBC Producer (uncredited)

Wally Patch

Character: BBC Commissionaire (uncredited)

Dennis Price

Character: Lord Byron (archive footage) (uncredited)

Basil Radford

Character: Maj. Bright (uncredited)

Harry Secombe

Character: Alf (uncredited)

Anthony Steel

Character: (uncredited)

David Ward

Character: Ghost (uncredited)

Michael Ward

Character: News Reader (uncredited)

Richard Wattis

Character: Compere of Nick Nack Show (uncredited)

Naunton Wayne

Character: Capt. Early (uncredited)

Production and Crew

Bernard Lewis

Camera Operator

George Provis

Production Design

Patrick Campbell

Writer

Bill Salter

Sound Recordist

W.T. Partleton

Makeup Artist

Antony Darnborough

Producer

John Elphick

Production Design

B. C. Sewell

Sound Director

Muir Mathieson

Music Director

Francis Chagrin

Original Music Composer

Joan Ellacott

Costume Design

William N. Boyle

Production Manager

Arthur Alcott

Production Controller

Sydney Wiles

Sound Recordist

Bob Wilson

Editor

Alfred Roome

Associate Producer

Jack Asher

Director of Photography