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Half a Sixpence

Arthur Kipps, an orphan apprenticed to a tyrannical owner of a mercantile, has a sudden abrupt change of life when his wealthy grandfather dies and leaves him a pile of money.

Director

George Sidney

Year

Genre

Box Office

N/A

Production

Paramount Pictures,Ameran Films

Awards

Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award2 nominations total

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Arthur Kipps

Ann

Harry Chitterlow

Helen

Penelope Horner

Victoria

Pearce

Shalford

Flo

Buggins

Kate

Sheila Falconer

Mrs. Walsingham

Hubert

Sid

Christopher Sandford

Lady Botting

Wilkins

Allan Cuthbertson

Laura

Fat Boy

Young Ann

Deborah Permentor

Young Kipps

Jeffrey Chandler

Woodrow

Dancer

The Maid

Bridget Armstrong

Pub Character

Dancer

Dancer

Mr. Jones

Dancer

Pub Character

Dresser

Pub Character

Dancer

The Carter

Pub Character

Dancer

Dancer

Joyanne Delancey

Pub Character

Pub Character

Dancer

Neil Fitzwiliam

Dancer

Dancer

Dancer

Dancer

Dowager

Pub Character

Pub Character

Dancer

Dancer

Sarah Hardenberg

Dancer

Dancer

Pub Character

Harry Haythorne

Policeman

Reginald Hearne

Dancer

Dancer

Dancer

The Postman

Alastair Hunter

Dancer

Dancer

The Butler

Dancer

Leon Lestocq-Prayne

Dancer

Weight Guesser

Dancer

Dancer

Dancer

Dancer

Dancer

Master of Ceremonies

Norman Mitchell

Pub Character

Carshott

Bartlett Mullins

Dancer

Dancer

Photographer

Dancer

Dancer

Louanne Richards

Pub Character

Jackie Rochelle

Pub Character

Dancer

Delia Sainsbury

Dancer

Pub Character

Edith

Pub Character

Dancer

Maureen Willsher

Dancer

Theatre Audience Member

Girl

Shop Assistant

Bit Part

Guest

Mabel Etherington

Boy on Band Stand

Extra

Guest

John Moulder-Brown

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Waiter

Ann

Diner at Banquet

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Arthur Kipps Harry Chitterlow Pearce Flo

Ann, I have something
very important to tell you. - Half a Sixpence

Ann, I have something very important to tell you.

All right, all right. - Half a Sixpence

All right, all right.

Thank you. Good morning. - Half a Sixpence

Thank you. Good morning.

Who's that from As if we didn't know - Half a Sixpence

Who's that from As if we didn't know

Good morning, Mr Shalford. - Half a Sixpence

Good morning, Mr Shalford.

- Well, go on then!
- Good luck. - Half a Sixpence

- Well, go on then! - Good luck.

Artie? - Half a Sixpence

Well, say, Ann? - Half a Sixpence

Well, say, Ann?

And likewise two half sixpences - Half a Sixpence

And likewise two half sixpences

A token of - Half a Sixpence

Beg your pardon. - Half a Sixpence

Beg your pardon.

Come on, me lad. We'll have those
pants fixed in a jiffy. This way. - Half a Sixpence

Come on, me lad. We'll have those pants fixed in a jiff...

That's Laura Livermore.
Best soubrette in the business. - Half a Sixpence

That's Laura Livermore. Best soubrette in the business.

Banjo, a banjo, I must have a banjo
Find me a banjo - Half a Sixpence

Banjo, a banjo, I must have a banjo Find me a banjo

I'll buy me a banjo - Half a Sixpence

I'll buy me a banjo

- There.
- Loosen it when you get home, - Half a Sixpence

- There. - Loosen it when you get home,

Lucky devil, she called you "dear". - Half a Sixpence

Lucky devil, she called you "dear".

Come along. - Half a Sixpence

- What did you want to do that for?
- I'm not talking to you! - Half a Sixpence

- What did you want to do that for? - I'm not talking t...

For 100 pounds I'll sell you a quarter share of my new play - Half a Sixpence

For 100 pounds I'll sell you a quarter share of my new...

Hang the shop and hang old Shalford - Half a Sixpence

Hang the shop and hang old Shalford

I don't like the way this place is run You better wake yourself up - Half a Sixpence

I don't like the way this place is run You better wake...

There you are, Mr Kipps,
and so punctual. - Half a Sixpence

There you are, Mr Kipps, and so punctual.

- Are you in difficulties, Mr Kipps?
- Not really. Not yet. - Half a Sixpence

- Are you in difficulties, Mr Kipps? - Not really. Not yet.

- May I take that, Mr Kipps?
- I'm sorry. I wasn't thinking. - Half a Sixpence

- May I take that, Mr Kipps? - I'm sorry. I wasn't...

Should I tip her? - Half a Sixpence

Should I tip her?

- Good day, Mr Walsingham.
- Good day, Mr Kipps. - Half a Sixpence

- Good day, Mr Walsingham. - Good day, Mr Kipps.

If the rain's gotta fall
Let it fall on Monday - Half a Sixpence

If the rain's gotta fall Let it fall on Monday

If the rain's gotta fall
Let it fall on Wednesday - Half a Sixpence

If the rain's gotta fall Let it fall on Wednesday

Wednesday, Tuesday - Half a Sixpence

Wednesday, Tuesday

Ann, I've got something important
to tell you. - Half a Sixpence

Ann, I've got something important to tell you.

Kipps, just the chap
I want to see. - Half a Sixpence

Kipps, just the chap I want to see.

Turning out for the opposition,
I see then? - Half a Sixpence

Turning out for the opposition, I see then?

KiPPS- Kipps, come on. - Half a Sixpence

KiPPS- Kipps, come on.

Splendid, Mr Kipps, splendid.
Congratulations. - Half a Sixpence

Splendid, Mr Kipps, splendid. Congratulations.

Hey, are we going in here? - Half a Sixpence

Hey, are we going in here?

Stop fidgeting, Arthur. - Half a Sixpence

Stop fidgeting, Arthur.

I suggest you say as little
as possible at dinner. - Half a Sixpence

I suggest you say as little as possible at dinner.

And try not to perspire. - Half a Sixpence

And try not to perspire.

Mrs Walsingham. - Half a Sixpence

Mrs Walsingham.

Helen. - Half a Sixpence

Oh, Mr Kipps. - Half a Sixpence

Lord, Ann. - Half a Sixpence

"Coops"? - Half a Sixpence

- Leave it. The footman will take it.
- I'm hungry. - Half a Sixpence

- Leave it. The footman will take it. - I'm hungry.

Take it easy. That cost me
two guineas, that shirt. - Half a Sixpence

Take it easy. That cost me two guineas, that shirt.

Ann. - Half a Sixpence

It'll have to be the pier. - Half a Sixpence

It'll have to be the pier.

Mind you... - Half a Sixpence

Dear me! - Half a Sixpence

When Napoleon married Josephine
There was just the same to-do - Half a Sixpence

When Napoleon married Josephine There was just the same to-d...

As he took off his big cocked hat - Half a Sixpence

As he took off his big cocked hat

Good health - Half a Sixpence

Clap hands
Stamp your feet - Half a Sixpence

Clap hands Stamp your feet

Hold it, one last picture, please
Stick it in your family album - Half a Sixpence

Hold it, one last picture, please Stick it in your family al...

Whoa. - Half a Sixpence

There's been a copper
outside all morning. - Half a Sixpence

There's been a copper outside all morning.

Helen? - Half a Sixpence

These are the completed plans
for your new residence. - Half a Sixpence

These are the completed plans for your new residence.

My lords, ladies and gentlemen! - Half a Sixpence

My lords, ladies and gentlemen!

Artie. - Half a Sixpence

Oh, you. - Half a Sixpence

Our ship's come in, dears.
Where's me motor? - Half a Sixpence

Our ship's come in, dears. Where's me motor?

What you grinning at? - Half a Sixpence

What you grinning at?

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Arthur Kipps, an orphan apprenticed to a tyrannical owner of a mercantile, has a sudden abrupt change of life when his wealthy grandfather dies and leaves him a pile of money.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: George Sidney

Writer: Beverley Cross, Dorothy Kingsley, H.G. Wells

Production: Paramount Pictures,Ameran Films

Genre: musical

Year: 1967

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.4

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 22 Dec 1967

Awards: Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award2 nominations total

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