It's Trad, Dad!

It's Trad, Dad! (1962)

The newest, most frantic fad! - a jazzed-up, mixed-up musical that's got

  • Genre: Comedy, Music
  • Release Date: 1962-03-30
  • User Rating: 5.6/10 from 13 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 18min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: Amicus Productions
  • Production Country: United Kingdom
  • Director: Richard Lester
star 5.6/10
From 13 Ratings

Summary

The hero and heroine want to popularize trad jazz in their town. Some older people feel displeased about trad jazz, and prevent their trying. The hero and heroine go to a London television studio to ask trad jazz musicians to perform in concert.

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  • Helen Shapiro

    as Helen

  • Craig Douglas

    as Craig

  • John Leyton

    as Himself

  • Chubby Checker

    as Himself

  • Del Shannon

    as Himself

  • Gary U.S. Bonds

    as Himself (as Gary [U.S.] Bonds)

  • Felix Felton

    as Mayor

  • Arthur Mullard

    as Police Chief

  • Timothy Bateson

    as Coffee Shop Owner

  • Hugh Lloyd

    as Usher

  • Ronnie Stevens

    as TV Director

  • Frank Thornton

    as TV Director

  • Derek Nimmo

    as Head Waiter

  • Mario Fabrizi

    as Spaghetti Eater

  • Arnold Diamond

    as TV Panellist

  • Deryck Guyler

    as Narrator

  • Ferdy Mayne

    as Head Waiter

  • Victor Harrington

    as Town Councillor

  • Bruce Lacey

    as Gardener

  • John Tatum

    as Chauffeur

  • Priscilla Paris

    as Herself

  • Acker Bilk

    as Himself
Directing Richard Lester Director
Writing Milton Subotsky Screenplay
Production Milton Subotsky Producer
Production Max Rosenberg Producer
Camera Gilbert Taylor Director of Photography
Art Maurice Carter Art Direction
Sound Ken Thorne Original Music Composer
Editing Bill Lenny Editor
Sound Ken Ritchie Boom Operator

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