Finders Keepers (film)
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Finders Keepers is a 1966 film, directed by Sidney Hayers and starring Cliff Richard. It was released in the U.S. the following year.
[edit] Plot
Cliff and The Shadows travel to a Spanish town for a gig. When they arrive they are puzzled to find the area empty. They find out that a small bomb has accidentally been dropped on the town and the villagers have fled in panic that it will go off. The boys decide to find the bomb and restore peace in the village, with some musical numbers along the way.
Music and lyrics by The Shadows. Songs include: "Finders Keepers," "Washerwoman," "My Way," "Paella," "La, La, La," "Fiesta," and "Time Drags By."
The film's tagline is 'The beat is the wildest! The blast is the craziest!... and the fun is where you find it!'
[edit] Cast
- Cliff Richard - Cliff
- Hank B. Marvin - Himself (as The Shadows)
- Bruce Welch - Himself (as The Shadows)
- Brian Bennett - Himself (as The Shadows)
- John Rostill - Himself (as The Shadows)
- Robert Morley - Colonel Roberts
- Peggy Mount - Mrs. Bragg
- Vivienne Ventura - Emilia
- Graham Stark - Burke
- John Le Mesurier - Mr. X
- Ellen Pollock - Grandma
- Ernest Clark - Air Marshal
- Burnell Tucker - Pilot
- George Roderick - Priest
- Bill Mitchell - G.I. Guard
- Robert Hutton - Commander
