One Wild Oat

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Two of the British film industry's most potent comic talents appear in One Wild Oat. Robertson Hare heads the cast as distinguished barrister Humphrey Proudfoot, whose daughter Cherrie June Sylvaine is about to marry. Unfortunately, Cherrie's fiancé is Fred Gilbey Andrew Crawford, the son of notorious philanderer Alfred Gilbey Stanley Holloway. Fearing that Fred intends to follow in Alfred's footsteps so to speak, Proudfoot does his best to undermine the romance. Gilbey turns the tables by threatening to reveal ...
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Overview

Two of the British film industry's most potent comic talents appear in One Wild Oat. Robertson Hare heads the cast as distinguished barrister Humphrey Proudfoot, whose daughter Cherrie June Sylvaine is about to marry. Unfortunately, Cherrie's fiancé is Fred Gilbey Andrew Crawford, the son of notorious philanderer Alfred Gilbey Stanley Holloway. Fearing that Fred intends to follow in Alfred's footsteps so to speak, Proudfoot does his best to undermine the romance. Gilbey turns the tables by threatening to reveal Proudfoot's own past indiscretions including one that Gilbey has completely fabricated. It is up to the wives of the two old antagonists to solve matters and pave the way for a happy ending. One Wild Oat was co-adapted by Vernon Sylvaine from his own stage farce.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 5/5/2009
  • UPC: 018619913376
  • Original Release: 1951

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  • Source: Wham! Usa
  • Region Code: 0
  • Time: 1:16:00
  • Format: DVD
  • Sales rank: 73,075

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Robertson Hare Humphrey Proudfoot
Stanley Holloway Alfred Gilbey
Vera Pearce Mrs. Gilbey
June Sylvaine Cherrie Proudfoot
Andrew Crawford Fred Gilbey
Gwen Cherrill Audrey Cuttle No. I
Irene Handl Audrey Cuttle No. 2
Sam Costa Mr. Pepys
Robert Moreton Throstle
Charles Groves Charles
Joan Rice Annie, Maid
Fred Berger
William Fox
Audrey Hepburn Extra
Constance Lome Mrs. Proudfoot
Roger Moore (uncredited)
Ingeborg VonKusserow
Ingeborg Wells Gloria Samson
Technical Credits
Charles Saunders Director
Stanley Black Score Composer
John Croydon Producer
Lawrence Huntington Screenwriter
Robert Navarro Cinematographer
Margery Saunders Editor
Marjorie Saunders Editor
Vernon Sylvaine Screenwriter
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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- One Wild Oat
1. Lost [7:29]
2. Gilbey [8:49]
3. Investigation [7:52]
4. Divorce [5:09]
5. Gloria [5:19]
6. Illegitimate [6:37]
7. Trick [5:14]
8. Audrey [6:58]
9. Cross-Examining [3:30]
10. Knees [5:55]
11. Phony [8:09]
12. Dominant [4:01]
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