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Up in the World

19566.3 / 1087 min

Comedy

Overview

I have a feeling of being so up in the world!

Norman is a window cleaner who has to clean a manor house with hundreds of windows. He is distracted by the son of the house who persuades him to go into town. When some villains try and kidnap the young heir Norman fights them off but the heir has banged his head and can't remember Norman's heroic stand

Cast

Norman Wisdom

Norman

Maureen Swanson

Jeannie Andrews

Jerry Desmonde

Major Willoughby

Michael Caridia

Sir Reginald Banderville

Colin Gordon

Fletcher Hethrington

Ambrosine Phillpotts

Lady Sybil Banderville

Michael Ward

Maurice

Jill Dixon

Sylvia

Edwin Styles

The Great de Milo

Hy Hazell

Yvonne

William Lucas

Mick Bellman

Lionel Jeffries

Wilson

Cyril Chamberlain

Harper

Michael Brennan

Prison Warder

Eddie Leslie

Max

Hamlyn Benson

Butler

Edward Lexy

Detective Superintendent

Thomas Gallagher

Jelks

Harold the Hamster

Harold

John Adams

Policeman (uncredited)

Chris Adcock

Footballer (uncredited)

Sheila Aza

Guest (uncredited)

Heather Bennett

Minor Role (uncredited)

Nigel Bernard

Man at Fair (uncredited)

Martin Boddey

Police Inspector (uncredited)

Eddie Boyce

Guest (uncredited)

Bernard Bresslaw

Williams (uncredited)

Daniel Brown

Man in Labour Exchange (uncredited)

Robin Burns

Man in Labour Exchange (uncredited)

Jimmy Charters

Convict (uncredited)

Christopher Cooke

Minor Role (uncredited)

Dan Cressey

Police Constable (uncredited)

Rufus Cruickshank

Gamekeeper (uncredited)

George Curtis

Policeman (uncredited)

Dan Darnelli

Guest (uncredited)

Alf Dean

Damon (uncredited)

Arthur Dibbs

Goalkeeper (uncredited)

Richard Duke

Nightclub Patron (uncredited)

Mabel Etherington

Guest (uncredited)

Ernest Fennemore

Club Patron (uncredited)

Lee Fenton

Guest (uncredited)

Norman Fisher

Servant (uncredited)

Bernard Foreman

Guest (uncredited)

Aldwyn Francis

Fairground Attendant (uncredited)

Rex Garner

Waiter (uncredited)

Michael Golden

Nightclub Doorman (uncredited)

Violet Gould

Minor Role (uncredited)

Garard Green

Police Inspector (uncredited)

Fred Griffiths

Steve (uncredited)

Fred Haggerty

Footballer (uncredited)

Ian Hendry

Commando Sergeant (uncredited)

Lindsay Hooper

Passer-by (uncredited)

Arthur Howell

Police Driver (uncredited)

George Howell

Schoolboy (uncredited)

Gordon Humphries

Waiter (uncredited)

Philip Johns

Man in Labour Exchange (uncredited)

Frederick Kelsey

Footman (uncredited)

Cyril Kent

Servant (uncredited)

Anthony Lang

Guest (uncredited)

Dan Lester

Man in Labour Exchange

Fletcher Lightfoot

Guest (uncredited)

Leonard Llewellyn

Man at Fair (uncredited)

Martin Lyder

Barman / Club Patron (uncredited)

Fred Machon

Club Patron (uncredited)

Jack Mandeville

Club Patron (uncredited)

Louis Matto

Waiter (uncredited)

Roger Maxwell

Colonel (uncredited)

Jack May

Footman (uncredited)

Brian McDermott

Police Constable (uncredited)

Lola Morice

Club Patron (uncredited)

Toby Perkins

Guest (uncredited)

Paul Phillips

Man in Labour Exchange (uncredited)

Derek Prentice

Doctor (uncredited)

Robin Ranson

Minor Role (uncredited)

Beth Rogan

Minor Role (uncredited)

Terry Sartain

Man in Labour Exchange (uncredited)

William Sherwood

Labour Exchange Manager (uncredited)

Jeff Silk

Police Constable (uncredited)

Paddy Smith

Waiter (uncredited)

Esme Smythe

Club Patron (uncredited)

Tony Spears

Window Cleaning Boss (uncredited)

George Spence

Man in Queue (uncredited)

Peter Stephens

Nightclub Patron (uncredited)

Philip Stewart

Club Member (uncredited)

Fred Stroud

Servant (uncredited)

John Timberlake

Servant (uncredited)

Pearl Walters

Guest (uncredited)

John H. Watson

Prison Warder (uncredited)

Edmund Willard

Judge (uncredited)

Ian Wilson

Man in Queue (uncredited)

Charles Wood

Butler (uncredited)

Alfred Wright

Servant (uncredited)

Johnny Wyne

Band Leader (uncredited)

Terry Yorke

Soldier (uncredited)

Crew

John Paddy Carstairs

Director

Peter Blackmore

Screenplay

Jack Davis

Screenplay

Henry Blyth

Screenplay