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1960 | DIRECTED BY ROBERT HAMER, HAL E. CHESTER AND CYRIL FRANKEL

School For Scoundrels

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Movie Stats
Year
1960
Runtime
 94 minutes (1 hr 34 mins)
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Ian Carmichael
Terry-Thomas
Alastair Sim
Janette Scott
Dennis Price
Peter Jones
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Last viewed:
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Directed by
robert hamer Robert Hamer
hal e chester Hal E. Chester
cyril frankel Cyril Frankel
Starring
Ian Carmichael
Terry-Thomas
Alastair Sim
Janette Scott
Dennis Price
Peter Jones
Edward Chapman
John Le Mesurier
Irene Handl
Kynaston Reeves
Hattie Jacques
Hugh Paddick
Barbara Roscoe
Gerald Campion
Monte Landis
Jeremy Lloyd
Charles Lamb
Anita Sharp-Bolster
Jack Armstrong
Paul Beradi
Mabel Etherington
Vilma Ann Leslie
Geremy Phillips
Joseph Tregonino

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Genres
Comedy
Comedy
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News from around the web
Classic Film Review: “School for Scoundrels,” (1960) — Brit funnymen at their funniest  rogersmovienation.com Tue, 5th May 2020

Before The Big Bang Theory, Jim Parsons Starred In An Awful Comedy Remake  SlashFilm Mon, 21st July 2025

School for Scoundrels  The Guardian Thu, 22nd February 2007

School For Scoundrels - Film  British Comedy Guide Sun, 17th January 2016

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