An ex-con manages a top band in the UK, and he wants to re-enter the crime scene.An ex-con manages a top band in the UK, and he wants to re-enter the crime scene.An ex-con manages a top band in the UK, and he wants to re-enter the crime scene.
Small Faces
- Themselves
- (as The Small Faces)
Steve Marriott
- Self
- (as Small Faces)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
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- TriviaAnna Carteret, Inspector Kate Longton in the BBC series Juliet Bravo, plays the daughter of a policeman here.
- GoofsDuring the dance sequence (filmed at the Rank Ballroom, Watford), there only appear to be about twenty people present. Yet when The Small Faces perform, there seems to be the sound of several hundred teenagers screaming.
- Quotes
Mrs. Edgecomb: Not a bit like "Z Cars" is it?
Tom Jenkins: No, not at the moment. It's not a bit like "Z Cars".
- ConnectionsEdited into Small Faces: Under Review (2005)
- SoundtracksI've Got Mine
Sung by Small Faces (as The Small Faces))
Composed Arranged & Directed by Small Faces (as The Small Faces)
Featured review
Don't watch it for the music!
I did! I'm a great fan of 60s music but the Small Faces are a huge part of the build up and a minor part of the film. It's "interesting" to watch Kiki Dee, The Chantelles and other pop "legends" but this is not a musical (in fact it's probably best to shut your eyes and ears when most of the music is on!).
The plot is, actually, not bad and all of us who are old enough to remember the Pirate Stations will be fascinated to see Big L used as a smuggling drop off point! Pretty predictable plot but the list of British movie stalwarts (Kenneth Cope, Conrad Phillips, William Lucas etc.) and Kenny Everett (wonderful to see him in 1965) make this a B movie that deserves an "average rating".
If you like 60s stuff then step this way!
The plot is, actually, not bad and all of us who are old enough to remember the Pirate Stations will be fascinated to see Big L used as a smuggling drop off point! Pretty predictable plot but the list of British movie stalwarts (Kenneth Cope, Conrad Phillips, William Lucas etc.) and Kenny Everett (wonderful to see him in 1965) make this a B movie that deserves an "average rating".
If you like 60s stuff then step this way!
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- egham1
- Jun 4, 2005
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- Runtime1 hour 13 minutes
- Color
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