| director = [[Robert Asher (director)|Robert Asher]] | cinematography = [[Jack Asher]]

| director = [[Robert Asher (director)|Robert Asher]] | cinematography = [[Jack Asher]]

| director = [[Robert Asher (director)|Robert Asher]] | cinematography = [[Jack Asher|Jack Asher]]

| director = [[w:Robert Asher (director)|Robert Asher]] ...w:comedy film|comedy film]] directed by [[w:Robert Asher (director)|Robert Asher]] and starring [[Norman Wisdom]], [[w:Jennifer Jayne|Jennifer Jayne]] and [

| director = [[Robert Asher (director)|Robert Asher]] | cinematography = [[Jack Asher]]

| based_on = ''What Say They?'' by [[James Bridie]] | studio = [[Group 3 Films]]

|director = [[w:Robert Asher (director)|Robert Asher]] |cinematography = [[w:Jack Asher|Jack Asher]]

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