Not Tonight, Darling
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Directed byAnthony Sloman
Screenplay byJames Pillock
Story byChristopher Gregory
Produced byJohn M. Taylor
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| Directed by | Anthony Sloman |
| Screenplay by | James Pillock |
| Story by | Christopher Gregory |
| Produced by | John M. Taylor |
| Starring | Luan Peters Vincent Ball |
| Cinematography | Harry Waxman |
| Edited by | Ean Wood |
| Music by | Denis King |
Production company | Mintdene Film Productions |
Release date |
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Running time | 86 minutes |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
Not Tonight, Darling (also known as Not Tonight, Darling! and Not Now, Darling) is a 1971 British drama film directed by Anthony Sloman and starring Luan Peters and Vincent Ball.[1] It was written by James Pillock.
Karen Williams is bored with her comfortable suburban life and her solicitor husband John who ignores her after six years of marriage. She falls for fast-talking businessman Alex, and becomes involved in a seedy world of blackmail and sex.
Cast
- Luan Peters as Karen Williams
- Vincent Ball as Alex
- Jason Twelvetrees as John Williams
- James Hayter as Mr Finlay
- Bill Shine as Captain Harrison
- Sean Barry as Eddie
- Nicki Howorth as Joan
- Lance Barrett as Gary Williams
- Fiona Richmond as Susanne (credited as Amber Harrison)
- Michael O'Malley as Ben the Click
- Carol Catkin as Jill
- The Tiffany Sisters as speciality act in strip club
- John Gillett as guest in strip club
- David Nimmo as guest in the club
- Victor Schonfield as guest in strip club
- David Vorhaus as George
- Patti Walby as Anna
- Jay Lee as Bill
- Jenny D'arcey as Celeste
- Sue Calder as Three
- Thunderclap Newman as themselves
- Sean Redmayne as announcer in strip club
- Olwen Griffiths as dubbed voice of Joan