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Go for a Take

"Go for a laugh."

1972-12-12 Comedy n/a

Two inept gamblers on the run from their debts and a gang of crooks find refuge in a film studio.

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Two inept gamblers on the run from their debts and a gang of crooks find refuge in a film studio.

  • Released
    1972-12-12
  • Revenue
    n/a
  • Budget
    n/a
  • Runtime
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  • Genre
    Comedy
  • Status
    Released
  • Language
    English
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Crew

Harry Booth
Director
Harry Booth
Writer
Roy Simpson
Producer
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Cast

Reg Varney

Reg Varney
Wilfred Stone
Norman Rossington

Norman Rossington
Jack Foster
Dennis Price

Dennis Price
Dracula, actor
Bob Todd

Bob Todd
Security Man
Sue Lloyd

Sue Lloyd
Angel Montgomery
Anouska Hempel

Anouska Hempel
Suzi Eckmann
Debbie Russ

Debbie Russ
Tiger
Harry Landis

Harry Landis
Maurice
Julie Ege

Julie Ege
April
Aubrey Morris

Aubrey Morris
Director

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Reviews for Go for a Take
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A Review by IanBeale 10

Written by IanBeale on 2017-02-12

**Reg Varney is a genius in this** I love this classic of 70's British cinema. The Americans can keep The Godfather - give me Go For A Ta... read more

**Reg Varney is a genius in this** I love this classic of 70's British cinema. The Americans can keep The Godfather - give me Go For A Take any day of the week. Two gamblers hide in a film studio LOL. The jokes fly thick and fast as they avoid actors dressed as Dracula and swing on ropes and other things on the movie set to escape. Sadly underrated over the years the film is now gaining a cult following and is slowly being recognised as a classic - receiving the respect it deserves at last.

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A Review by Ian Beale

**Reg Varney is a genius in this** I love this classic of 70's British cinema. The Americans can keep The Godfather - give me Go For A Take any day of the week. Two gamblers hide in a film studio LOL. The jokes fly thick and fast as they...

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A Review by IanBeale 10

Written by IanBeale on 2017-02-12

**Reg Varney is a genius in this** I love this classic of 70's British cinema. The Americans can keep The Godfather - give me Go For A Take any day of the week. Two gamblers hide in a film studio L...

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