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How to Get Ahead in Advertising

Movie 1989 TMDB 6.3/10 Released

Pressure from his boss and a skin-cream client produces a talking boil on a British adman's neck.

How to Get Ahead in Advertising is a movie first shown in 1989. Runtime is 95 minutes. Status: Released. Genres: Fantasy, Comedy, Drama. TMDB score 6.3/10 from 116 votes.

95mRuntime
116TMDB votes

Title details

Type
Movie
Original title
How to Get Ahead in Advertising
Release year
1989
Release date
May 5, 1989
Status
Released
Runtime
95 minutes
Genres
Fantasy, Comedy, Drama
Production companies
Virgin Films, Handmade Films
Director
Bruce Robinson
TMDB rating
6.3/10 (116 votes)
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Official trailer

How to Get Ahead in Advertising Original Theatrical Trailer

Cast

Richard E. Grant

Richard E. Grant

Denis Dimbleby Bagley

Rachel Ward

Rachel Ward

Julia Bagley

Richard Wilson

Richard Wilson

John Bristol

Jacqueline Tong

Jacqueline Tong

Penny Wheelstock

Susan Wooldridge

Susan Wooldridge

Monica

John Shrapnel

John Shrapnel

Psychiatrist

H

Hugh Armstrong

Harry Wax

Mick Ford

Mick Ford

Richard

Jacqueline Pearce

Jacqueline Pearce

Maud

C

Christopher Simon

Waiter

G

Gino Melvazzi

Waiter

V

Victor Lucas

Tweedy Man

D

Dawn Keeler

Tweedy Woman

K

Kerryann White

Girl in Elevator

V

Vivienne McKone

Receptionist

D

Donald Hoath

Businessman on train

J

John Levitt

Businessman

G

Gordon Gostelow

Priest

Characters

  • Denis Dimbleby Bagley voiced by Richard E. Grant
  • Julia Bagley voiced by Rachel Ward
  • John Bristol voiced by Richard Wilson
  • Penny Wheelstock voiced by Jacqueline Tong
  • Monica voiced by Susan Wooldridge
  • Psychiatrist voiced by John Shrapnel
  • Harry Wax voiced by Hugh Armstrong
  • Richard voiced by Mick Ford
  • Maud voiced by Jacqueline Pearce
  • Waiter voiced by Christopher Simon
  • Waiter voiced by Gino Melvazzi
  • Tweedy Man voiced by Victor Lucas
  • Tweedy Woman voiced by Dawn Keeler
  • Girl in Elevator voiced by Kerryann White
  • Receptionist voiced by Vivienne McKone
  • Businessman on train voiced by Donald Hoath
  • Businessman voiced by John Levitt
  • Priest voiced by Gordon Gostelow

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