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Press for Time: Directed by Robert Asher. With Norman Wisdom, Derek Bond, Angela Browne, Tracey Crisp. The British P.M.'s grandson, Norman, becomes a reporter for a provincial newspaper where he causes hilarious chaos.
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- Comedy
- Robert Asher
- 1966-12-08
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'Press For Time' is easily my favorite Norman Wisdom film; it has everything, plenty of humour, slapstick, a great cast, and a really catchy soundtrack. Norman Wisdom plays three roles in this film, he plays the hero Norman Shields, his ex-suffragette mother, and his ancient grandfather (who also happens to be the Prime Minister of Great ...
Press for Time 1966, directed by Robert Asher | Film review. Film. Time Out says. Gormless Norman is the Prime Minister's grandson, a newspaper-seller kicked upstairs (because grandfather is...
Synopsis by Sandra Brennan. In this English comedy, the trouble begins when a bumbling young man embarrasses his grandfather, the British Prime Minister, by selling newspapers on a street corner. Soon the fellow finds himself given a reporter's job and sent to cover a story in a tiny coastal village.
- Robert Asher
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Press for Time (1966) - Cast & Crew — The Movie Database (TMDB) ← Back to main. Cast 21. Norman Wisdom. Norman Sheilds. Angela Browne. Eleanor Lampton. Tracey Crisp. Ruby Fairchild. Derek Bond. Maj. R.E. Bartlett. Allan Cuthbertson. Mr. Ballard. Derek Francis. Ernest Corcoran. Noel Dyson. Mrs. Corcoran. Jennifer White. Isobel (uncredited)
Robert Hartford-Davis Producer. Critics reviews. England’s prime minister pulls some strings to get his hapless grandson Norman (also played by Wisdom), a newspaper vendor in London, a job as a reporter in the sleepy seaside town of Tinmouth.
