Yes, those certainly were the days, when England was full of the English. Made in the days before diversity. Today Tom Bell's character would probably be a Jamaican, there were precious few here in 1951.
Emily Lloyd, daughter of Roger (Trig from only fools) Lloyd Pack puts in a find performance as Lynda, loosely based on the early life of Cynthia Payne the notorious Madam back in the day.
Supporting cast did a fine job as well, even Tom Bell who is well cast as the smarmy bookie who pushes himself on her. I've never really liked him and his character is despicable, type cast I think.
I just wish England was still like this, the England I remember as a child, before diversity.
Emily Lloyd, daughter of Roger (Trig from only fools) Lloyd Pack puts in a find performance as Lynda, loosely based on the early life of Cynthia Payne the notorious Madam back in the day.
Supporting cast did a fine job as well, even Tom Bell who is well cast as the smarmy bookie who pushes himself on her. I've never really liked him and his character is despicable, type cast I think.
I just wish England was still like this, the England I remember as a child, before diversity.