And the Same to You

Year: 1960

Runtime: 70 mins

Language: English

Director: George Pollock

Comedy

Dickie Dreadnought, the boxing‑obsessed nephew of the devout Reverend Sydney Mullet, devises an elaborate ruse to hide his budding boxing career from his disapproving uncle. He and his outspoken promoter Wally Burton pretend to be earnest clergymen, maintaining the façade of “men of the cloth” while pursuing fights in secret.

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