Trottie True
1949Tottie True is a gay-90s British music-hall performer who has her sights set on moving from rags to riches, who loses her heart to the pure-and-true blue balloonist, Sid Skinner, but continues her upward search on improving her social status. She finally settles for Lord Landon Digby who has lots of assets and a very-stiff upper lip. She gets a lot of the latter and very little of the former, and decides Sid might have been a better choice.
Acted in
Jean Kent
as Trottie True
James Donald
as Lord Digby Langdon
Hugh Sinclair
as Maurice Beckenham
Andrew Crawford
as Sid Skinner
Bill Owen
as Joe Jugg
Michael Medwin
as Monty, Marquis of Maidenhead
Lana Morris
as Bouncy Barrington
Christopher Lee
as Hon. Bongo Icklesham
Harcourt Williams
as Duke Of Wellwater
Heather Thatcher
as Angela Platt Brown
Harold Scott
as Mr True
Joan Young
as Mrs True
Dilys Laye
as Trottie as a child
Carole Lesley
as Clare as a child
Anthony Steel
as The Bellaires' footman
Hattie Jacques
as Daisy Delaware
Roger Moore
as Stage Door Johnny (uncredited)
David Lines
as Perce as a child
Tony Halfpenny
as Perce True
Daphne Anderson
as Bertha True
Campbell Cotts
as Saintsbury
Mary Hinton
as Duchess of Wellwater
Katharine Blake
as Ruby Rubarto
Lyndon Brook
as Bit Role (uncredited)
Olwen Brookes
as Lady Talman (uncredited)
Irene Browne
as Duchess (uncredited)
Patrick Cargill
as Party Guest (uncredited)
Ian Carmichael
as Bill the Postman (uncredited)
Francis de Wolff
as George Edwardes
Howard Douglas
as Newspaper Editor (uncredited)
John Fabian
as Stage Door Johnnie (uncredited)
Gretchen Franklin
as Martha (uncredited)
Helen Goss
as Mrs. Bellaire (uncredited)
Elspet Gray
as Honor Bellaire (uncredited)
May Hallatt
as Old Ellen (uncredited)
Arthur Hambling
as Mr. Jupp
W.E. Holloway
as Old Vinegar (uncredited)
Mary Jones
as Gladys True (uncredited)
Sam Kydd
as 'Bedford' Stage Manager (uncredited)
Andreas Malandrinos
as Head Waiter (uncredited)
Doris Rogers
as Hon. Mrs. Seaton (uncredited)
Leonard Sharp
as Carter (uncredited)
Constance Smith
as Gaiety Girl (uncredited)
Philip Stainton
as Arthur Briggs (uncredited)
Philip Strange
as Earl of Burney (uncredited)
John Vere
as The Bellaires' Butler (uncredited)
Jack Vyvyan
as Uncle Sam (uncredited)
Elsie Wagstaff
as Dependant Relative (uncredited)
Michael Ward
as Pianist at Ball (uncredited)
Ian Wilson
as Bert (uncredited)