but not with any of his equipment. Jonnie and his friends decide to film when the actual team is not around to witness, and borrow a camera, but worry about filming the finale without Jenny's knowledge. In a restaurant, they discuss their plans and make jokes at Lloyd's expense, unaware that Lloyd and Jenny are on an adjacent table. Lloyd, who is revealed as Jenny's father, vows to stop them and orders Jenny not to go on set the next day. Jonnie finds Jenny at the nearest swimming pool and begs her to help them. She agrees, snapping that she never wants to see him again. When filming is over, Lloyd is disappointed that his final cut for the film isn't up to his standard and Jonnie isn't happy about the musical adaptation either. They decide to join forces and combine their movies, rewriting the tale as a story about two brothers and a princess. It is shown at the movie premiere and the audience's reception is positive. Lloyd expresses his gratitude to Jonnie during the applause and tells him that Jenny wants to marry him. Cast Cliff Richard as Johnnie Walter Slezak as Lloyd Davis Susan Hampshire as Jenny Taylor Hank Marvin as Hank (The Shadows) Bruce Welch as Bruce (The Shadows) Brian Bennett as Brian (The Shadows) John Rostill as John (The Shadows) Melvyn Hayes as Jerry Richard O'Sullivan as Edward Una Stubbs as Barbara Tate the screenwriter Derek Bond as Douglas Leslie Gerald Harper as Sheik / Scotsman / Harold Joseph Cuby as Miguel [credited as Joe Cuby] Film soundtrack A soundtrack album was released in 1964 credited to Cliff Richard with The Shadows, all the music was produced by Stanley Black Production The film was shot in Techniscope, a widescreen filming method which used standard 35mm film, on which two frames of picture occupied a single frame of film. Reception It was among the ten most popular films of the year at the British box office in 1964. See also Wonderful Life (Cliff Richard album) References External links 1964 films 1964 musical films British musical films Films shot at Associated British Studios Films shot in the Canary Islands Films directed by Sidney J. Furie American International Pictures films 1960s English-language films 1960s British films