No, My Darling Daughter (1961): Cast & Plot
No, My Darling Daughter is a 1961 comedy directed by Ralph Thomas, starring Michael Redgrave as Sir Mathew Carr, Juliet Mills and Roger Livesey. It runs 1 hour 37 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 37m (97 min)
- Director
- Ralph Thomas
- Genre
- Comedy
- Original language
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English - Studio
- Five Star Films Ltd.
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is No, My Darling Daughter About?
The premise of No, My Darling Daughter without spoilers. The whole story is in the plot summary further down.
Filmed in the Scenic Beauty of Bonnie Scotland A British business tycoon is surprised to discover his teenage daughter is being courted by a mysterious young man.
No, My Darling Daughter Cast & Characters
Michael Redgrave leads the cast as Sir Mathew Carr, with Juliet Mills as Tansy Carr and Roger Livesey as General Henry Barclay. Directed by Ralph Thomas; 13 actors are credited in all.
- Director Ralph Thomas
- Michael Redgrave as Sir Mathew Carr
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Juliet Mills as Tansy Carr -
Roger Livesey as General Henry Barclay - Michael Craig as Thomas Barclay
Also Starring in No, My Darling Daughter
· 9 more- James Westmoreland Cornelius Allingham
- David Lodge Flanigan
- Joan Sims Miss PacPherson, a typist
- Ian Fleming Vicar
- Terry Scott Constable
- Renée Houston Miss Yardley
- Peter Barkworth Charles
- Carole Shelley Second Typist
- Court Benson Mr. Allingham
More from Ralph Thomas
More films directed by Ralph Thomas: A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square, Percy’s Progress, The Love Ban and Quest for Love.
No, My Darling Daughter Plot Summary
What happens in No, My Darling Daughter from start to finish, spoilers included, with a timeline of 12 key events. The opening is below; the full summary is a 2-minute read.
Spoilers ahead
Wealthy businessman and single parent Sir Michael Carr struggles to understand his daughter Tansy Carr, who sits at that awkward threshold between teenager and adult. His close friend and employee, ex-General General Henry Barclay, faces the same challenge with his son, Thomas Barclay, who has stepped away from the military and resigned from Carr’s automobile company.
Full summary
The whole story of No, My Darling Daughter, scene by scene
How Well Do You Know No, My Darling Daughter?
10 questions about the story, each with a hint if you get stuck. Pick an answer to see whether you were right.
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Who is the wealthy businessman and single parent in the film?
Cars in No, My Darling Daughter
8 cars on screen, including the 1961 Ford Consul Convertible MkII and the 1957 Austin FX3 Taxi.
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1961 Ford Consul Convertible MkII Main role -
1957 Austin FX3 Taxi Important role -
Piaggio Vespa Important role -
1954 Rolls-Royce Silver Wraith LWB Important role
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No, My Darling Daughter FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of No, My Darling Daughter, each answered in a sentence.
How long is No, My Darling Daughter?
No, My Darling Daughter runs 1 hour 37 minutes (97 minutes).
When was No, My Darling Daughter released?
No, My Darling Daughter was released on August 22, 1961.
Who directed No, My Darling Daughter?
No, My Darling Daughter was directed by Ralph Thomas.
More films by Ralph Thomas Who is in the cast of No, My Darling Daughter?
No, My Darling Daughter stars Michael Redgrave as Sir Mathew Carr, Juliet Mills as Tansy Carr and Roger Livesey as General Henry Barclay, among 13 credited actors.
Does No, My Darling Daughter have a post-credit scene?
No. No, My Darling Daughter has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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