All The Way Up is a 1970 British comedy film directed by James MacTaggart based on Semi-Detached, a 1962 play by Midlands dramatist David Turner.[2] It stars Warren Mitchell, Pat Heywood, Kenneth Cranham, Richard Briers, Adrienne Posta and Elaine Taylor.[3]

All the Way Up
British quad poster by Tom Chantrell
Directed by	James MacTaggart
Screenplay by	Phillip Mackie
Based on	the play Semi-Detached by David Turner
Starring	Warren Mitchell Pat Heywood Kenneth Cranham Richard Briers
Cinematography	Dick Bush
Edited by	Roy Watts
Music by	Howard Blake
Production companies	EMI Films Granada Films
Distributed by	Anglo Amalgamated (U.K.)
Release date	1970
Running time	95 min[1]
Country	United Kingdom
Language	English

Plot

A social climbing father uses everything from poison pen letters to blackmail in order to gain promotion and wealth for his children through marriages.

Cast

• Warren Mitchell - Fred Midway
• Pat Heywood - Hilda Midway
• Elaine Taylor - Eileen Midway
• Kenneth Cranham - Tom Midway
• Vanessa Howard - Avril Hadfield
• Richard Briers - Nigel Hadfield
• Adrienne Posta - Daphne Dunmore
• Bill Fraser - Arnold Makepiece
• Terence Alexander - Bob Chickman
• Maggie Rennie - Mrs. Chickman
• Frank Thornton - Mr. Driver

Certification

The film is rated M in New Zealand for sex scenes and sexual references.

References

External links

• All the Way Up at British Comedy Guide
• All the Way Up at IMDb

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