1964 Royal Film Performance "Move Over Darling" (1964)

[@Muswell]

These people could never have imagined that we would be watching this 50 years later.

[@eileenbachemin1617]

That's the truth

[@brianhepke7182]

Yes. I often think of that when I watch a newsreel/film of yesteryear.... or when I am listening to my favourite pop song from a long time ago. And as I see you posted 9 years ago, one could apply the same adage to your message.😆

[@suzannerobbins6293]

Loved seeing my favorite Cliff Richard!

[@josephkearny5874]

Britt Ekland and James Garner were really lookers back in the day

[@eileenbachemin1617]

I love Margaret Rutherford!!!

[@karstenmeyer1729]

And her Husband Stringer Davis!

[@spuwho]

Sir Cliff Richard is probably one of the few in the line still alive today. Honor Blackman recently passed. Sir Stanley Baker's wife Lady Ellen Baker is still alive as well as Samantha Eggar.

[@Pdjohnners]

I think Britt Ekland is still with us?

[@spuwho]

@@Pdjohnners She is 80 now.

[@Jeffybonbon]

True stars not just money but class

[@dennisesplin3285]

The wonderful incomparable Margaret Rutherford. I believe she was great Aunt to Tony Benn. He lodged with us Labour Conference Morecambe 1952.

[@cranhill777]

I'm not getting any sound on this clip, other KZbin videos are okay

[@suzannerobbins6293]

There isn’t sound with this video!

[@Muswell]

This would have been Marilyn Monroe's film "Something's Gotta Give", but she died the previous year, so they changed the name of the film & brought in Doris Day for the part. You can just imagine Marilyn singing the theme song eh? (I wonder why Doris wasn't in attendance)

[@mimma6992]

Elegant times.

[@giacomovallati3104]

3.12 Sylva Koscina. 6.23 Samantha Eggar, George Peppard.

[@mikemccarthy1443]

I attended this Royal Film and 3 earlier ones and still attending. I have the programme brochures. Is this a record?

[@karstenmeyer1729]

From 4:41 there was Prince Philip!