Two a Penny

About this Broadcast

Billy Graham film about a drug-dealing art student (Cliff Richard) who becomes a Christian. Ann Holloway.

1967 English

Drama Romance

Cast & Crew

Cliff Richard (Actor) .. Jamie Hopkins

Ann Holloway (Actor) .. Carol Turner

Dora Bryan (Actor) .. Ruby Hopkins

Avril Angers (Actor) .. Mrs. Burry

Geoffrey Bayldon (Actor) .. Alec Fitch

Peter Barkworth (Actor) .. Vicar

Donald Bisset (Actor) .. Dr. Berman

Edward Evans (Actor) .. Jenkins

Mona Washbourne (Actor) .. Mrs. Duckett

Tina Packer (Actor) .. Gladys

Earl Cameron (Actor) .. Verger

Noel Davis (Actor) .. Dennis Lancaster

Nigel Goodwin (Actor) .. Hubert

Charles Lloyd-Pack (Actor) .. Rev. Allison

Billy Graham (Actor) .. Himself

Richard Vanstone (Actor) .. David

Warwick Sims (Actor) .. Bill

Rudi Patterson (Actor) .. Sid

John Watson (Actor) .. Mr. Baker

Jo Rowbottom (Actor) .. Helen

Daphne Riggs (Actor) .. Middle-aged Woman

Barbara Bruce (Actor) .. Middle-aged Woman

Doreen Keogh (Actor) .. Mary

Norman Mitchell (Actor) .. Attendant

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Did You Know..

Cliff Richard (Actor) .. Jamie Hopkins

Born: October 14, 1940
Birthplace: Lucknow, India

Trivia: Great Britain's answer to Elvis Presley, Cliff Richard has been among the country's most popular singers since the 1950s and even the arrival of the Beatles in the 1960s could not eclipse him. As with many popular artists of his day, Richard attempted a movie career, beginning in 1959 with Serious Charge. Though this was an intense drama, most of Richard's films were lighter and often filled with music. Richard's continued popularity led to a knighthood and his officially becoming Sir Harold Webb (his birth name).

Ann Holloway (Actor) .. Carol Turner

Born: January 29, 1947

Dora Bryan (Actor) .. Ruby Hopkins

Born: February 07, 1924

Trivia: Though born in Southport, Dora Bryan convincingly portrayed many a Cockney and Northerner in her long British film career. In films from 1947, Bryan was more often than not cast as good-natured tarts and garrulous neighbors, her nasal line delivery adding credibility to her characterizations. Many feel that she delivered her best performance in the 1962 slice-of-life drama A Taste of Honey. Her prolific TV work has included the popular 1994 situation comedy Mother's Ruin. In 1987, Dora Bryan came out with her autobiography, According to Dora.

Avril Angers (Actor) .. Mrs. Burry

Born: April 18, 1918
Died: November 09, 2005
Birthplace: Liverpool

Geoffrey Bayldon (Actor) .. Alec Fitch

Born: January 07, 1924
Birthplace: Leeds

Trivia: A British character actor, Bayldon was onscreen from the '50s.

Peter Barkworth (Actor) .. Vicar

Born: January 14, 1929
Died: October 21, 2006

Donald Bisset (Actor) .. Dr. Berman

Born: August 30, 1910
Died: August 10, 1995

Trivia: British actor Donald Bisset played character roles in numerous films, beginning with Movie-Go-Round (1949). He made his final film appearance in a made-for-television movie, The Black Velvet Gown (1993).

Edward Evans (Actor) .. Jenkins

Born: June 04, 1914
Died: December 20, 2001

Mona Washbourne (Actor) .. Mrs. Duckett

Born: November 27, 1903
Died: November 15, 1988

Trivia: Mona Washbourne was trained as a concert pianist at the Birmingham School of Music. After performing in the "Modern Follies Concert Party" of 1924, she found acting, singing and clowning more to her liking. She launched her musical-comedy career in the touring musical revue Fol De Rols, remaining in this line of work until switching to straight dramatic acting in the 1937 West End production of Mourning Becomes Electra. In 1948, Washbourne inaugurated her film career, contributing sparkling characterizations to such films as Doctor in the House (1954), The Good Companions (1957), Billy Liar (1963) and My Fair Lady (1964, as Henry Higgins's housekeeper Mrs. Pearce). She played her patented dithering, doddering mannerisms opposite two humorless "psychos" in the space of a single year when she appeared in Night Must Fall (1964) and The Collector (1965). She went on to essay several distinct characterizations in O Lucky Man (1973), and to win the British Film Academy Award for her portrayal of the "lion mother" in Stevie (1978). Having appeared in experimental television broadcasts as early as 1929, Mona Washbourne returned to the small screen to close out her career as Nanny Hawkins in Brideshead Revisited (1982).

Tina Packer (Actor) .. Gladys

Earl Cameron (Actor) .. Verger

Born: August 08, 1917

Noel Davis (Actor) .. Dennis Lancaster

Born: March 01, 1927

Nigel Goodwin (Actor) .. Hubert

Charles Lloyd-Pack (Actor) .. Rev. Allison

Born: January 01, 1905

Billy Graham (Actor) .. Himself

Born: November 07, 1918
Died: February 21, 2018
Birthplace: Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

Trivia: Raised on a dairy farm. Made a commitment to Jesus Christ at age 16 after attending revival meetings run by evangelist Modecai Ham. Was ordained a Southern Baptist minister in 1939. Rose to national prominence as a result of his hugely popular eight-week L.A. crusade in 1949. Expanded his ministry through the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA), founded in 1950. Disassociated from the Christian right in the 1980s and condemned violence committed by the antiabortion group Operation Rescue. Established the film distribution and production company World Wide Pictures. Consistently appeared on the Gallup Poll's list of Ten Most Admired Men in the World.

Richard Vanstone (Actor) .. David

Warwick Sims (Actor) .. Bill

Born: November 05, 1944