On the Beat

7.4	Rating (14 ratings)
6.9	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Robert Asher

Starring (View all)

Norman Wisdom
Norman Pitkin / Giulio Napolitani

Jennifer Jayne
Rosanna Guardia

Raymond Huntley
Sir Ronald Ackroyd

David Lodge
Insp. Hobson

Esma Cannon
Mrs. Timms

Eric Barker
Police Doctor

Eleanor Summerfield
Sgt. Lucilla Wilkins

Ronnie Stevens
Oberon

Written by

Norman Wisdom
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13 years, 6 months ago at Oct 5 8:09

dappa1975

without doubt my favourite Norman Wisdom films. Hilarious from start to finish - love it..

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Tags: Comedy (2), 1962 (2), British (1), 1960s (1)

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"Én és a gengszterMe and the Gangster "

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"One of Norman Wisdom's finest films, playing a man who dreams of being a policeman like his father who has to go undercover as an Italian hairdresser. Brimming with slapstick comedy, it has some hilarious moments, including a chase through the streets for hundreds of police officers. Wisdom is as charming as ever although the film is almost stolen from him by a very funny performance from David Lodge. A little gem."