All the Right Noises is a 1971 British drama film directed by Gerry O'Hara and starring Tom Bell, Olivia Hussey, Judy Carne and John Standing. It is set in London.[2]

All the Right Noises
US film poster
Directed by	Gerry O'Hara
Written by	Gerry O'Hara
Produced by	John Quested Si Litvinoff
Starring	Olivia Hussey Tom Bell Judy Carne
Cinematography	Gerry Fisher
Edited by	Antony Gibbs
Music by	Melanie
Production companies	Max L. Raab-Si Litvinoff Films Trigon Productions
Distributed by	20th Century Fox
Release date	May 1971 (London)[1]
Running time	92 minutes[1]
Country	United Kingdom
Language	English

Premise

A married man with two young children, working as a lighting technician for a theatrical company, has an affair with a 15-year-old actress.[2]

Cast

• Tom Bell - Len Lewin
• Olivia Hussey - Val
• Judy Carne - Joy Lewin
• John Standing - Bernie
• Roy Herrick - Camera operator (uncredited)
• Yootha Joyce - Mrs Bird
• Robert Keegan - Len's father
• Lesley-Anne Down - Laura
• Marianne Stone - Landlady
• Gordon Griffin - Terry
• Edward Higgins - Ted
• Rudolph Walker - Gordon
• Oscar James - Guard
• Chloe Franks - Jenny Lewin
• Gareth Wright - Ian
• Chrissie Shrimpton - Waitress
• Peter Burton - Stage manager
• Charles Lloyd-Pack - Stagedoor keeper
• Otto Diamant - Conductor
• Nicolette Roeg - Millie
• Paul Whitsun-Jones - Mr. Melchum
• Aubrey Woods - Foreman
• Belinda Sinclair - Lottie

Home media

The BFI have released All the Right Noises on DVD and Blu-ray through its Flipside strand.[3]

References

External links

• All the Right Noises at IMDb

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