Three on a Spree
Cast & Crew
Sidney J. Furie
Jack Watling
Carole Lesley
Renee Houston
John Slater
Colin Gordon
Film Details
Synopsis
A young Englishman, Michael Brewster, learns he will inherit his late uncle's fortune of £8 million provided he can spend a million within a specified time. In addition, he cannot spend the money indiscriminately, he must show receipts for every penny, and he must disavow any matrimonial intentions--a stipulation that infuriates his girl friend, Susan. After quitting his job, Michael enlists the help of two colleagues and forms a finance company, determined to make bad deals and go bankrupt, but, unhappily, everything he touches turns to gold. Increasingly desperate, he deliberately invites a breach of promise suit by proposing to a showgirl who is starring in a show he has produced and then refusing to marry her. This scheme backfires, too, and money continues to pour in from unexpected sources, but at last, he manages to give away the unspent portion of the million pounds and is reunited with Susan.
Director
Sidney J. Furie
Cast
Jack Watling
Carole Lesley
Renee Houston
John Slater
Colin Gordon
John Salew
Julian Orchard
Libby Morris
Cardew Robinson
Ernest Clark
Ronald Adam
June Cunningham
Jeanne Moody
Marne Maitland
Hugh Morton
Gertan Klauber
Ruth Lee
John Vivyan
Crew
Alan Bell
George Blackburn
John Blezard
Buddy Booth
Arthur Bradburn
Liz Charles-williams
Jackie Cummins
Stephen Dade
Arthur Fell
Donald Fisher
Scott Fletcher
George Fowler
J. Franklin
Josie Fulford
Bert Habicht
Siegfried Herzig
Mark Hyams
Denis Johnson Jr.
James Kelly
Wilkie Mahoney
Philip Martell
Peter Miller
W. Redmond
Ken Reynolds
Charles Rogers
David E. Rose
A. H. Rule
Fred Slark
Lionel Strutt
Ray Thorne
Pearl Tipaldi
Freddie Williams
John Winbolt
Robert Winter
Scott Wodehouse
Film Details
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Notes
Released in Great Britain in November 1961; running time: 91 min. The working title of this film is Brewster's Millions. Copyright claimant: Eldorado Pictures. Previously filmed as Brewster's Millions in 1921, in 1935 (Great Britain) and in 1945.
