What's Good for the Goose DVD, 1969

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Film Description

A swinging sixties British sex comedy, What's Good For The Goose stars Norman Wisdom as an assistant bank manager whose life changes when he meets hippy Nikki (Sally Geeson).

Timothy Bartlett (Wisdom) is a middle-aged, timid banker whose lot has blessed him with a humdrum, uneventful married life with children. Having to attend the bank’s conference at a seaside resort however, Timothy drives there and picks up two attractive, teenage hitchhikers (Sally Geeson and Sarah Atkinson) on the way, with Nikki opening up Timothy’s eyes to the fun-filled free-love world of the late 1960s - despite his initial reluctance.

Also features The Pretty Things appearing in a psychedelic club scene.

Film Information

Director - Menahem Golan

Produced - 1969

Main Language - English

Countries & Regions - British Film

Cast - Norman Wisdom, Sally Geeson, Sarah Atkinson

DVD Details

DVD Extras

• Booklet notes
• Best of British trailers.

Related Genres

• Classic Comedy
• Comedy
• Classic Erotica
• Classic British Film

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