(from the album Please) "Rent" (from the album Actually) "West End Girls" (from the album Please) "Always on My Mind" (released in 1987, the only song not to appear on Actually or Please, but eventually appeared as a remixed version on the 1988 album Introspective) "Two Divided by Zero" (from the album Please) "King's Cross" (from the album Actually) "One More Chance" (from the album Actually) "I Want to Wake Up" (from the album Actually) Soundtrack track listing Although no formal soundtrack was released, there was a limited promotional cassette. MC: Parlophone / TC-PSB1 (U.K.) "It Couldn't Happen Here" – 5:21 "Suburbia" – 5:07 "Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money)" – 3:36 "It's a Sin" (Extended version) – 7:39 "West End Girls" – 3:59 "Hit Music" – 4:45 "Always on My Mind" (demo) – 4:04 "Rent" (album version) – 5:09 "Two Divided by Zero" – 3:32 "What Have I Done to Deserve This?" (Extended version) – 6:53 "King's Cross" – 5:11 "One More Chance" – 5:28 "I Want to Wake Up" – 5:09 Cast Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe as themselves Joss Ackland as priest/hitchhiker Neil Dickson – car salesman/pilot/chauffeur Gareth Hunt – Uncle Dredge/postcard seller/ventriloquist Barbara Windsor – Neil's mother/landlady/French maid Jonathan and Nicholas Haley as young Lowe and Tennant Production Development The original idea of making a film emerged from the band's reluctance to go on tour. "We'd planned to do this very theatrical, elaborate tour last year, with the idea of filming it," Tennant said. "We'd hired theater directors and stage designers, then to our horror we discovered we couldn't afford to take the show on the road. That's when someone suggested making a full-length feature instead." The band hoped that a film would satisfy the fans' demand to see them in live action. "People wanted to see us, and the film seemed like a good idea," said Tennant. ""We'd had such fun making our videos," Lowe said, "and the whole business of marrying sounds to images always intrigued us so much that a film seemed like the next logical step. It was something we always wanted to do." Jack Bond Lowe and Tennant were introduced to Jack Bond, who had made films at the BBC about Werner Herzog and Salvador Dalí. The singers made general suggestions to the director, but basically gave him a free hand. "The main thing was to avoid all those terrible 'pop-group-in-a-film'