It’s All Happening

Year: 1963

Runtime: 86 mins

Language: English

Director: Don Sharp

MusicComedy

Tommy Steele plays a charismatic talent‑spotter working for a record company who hatches a bold plan to stage a spectacular concert showcasing the era’s hottest singers and bands. He hopes the proceeds will rescue the orphanage of his childhood from being shut down, rallying friends and musicians to save the home.

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