Movie

Bank Holiday

197230m

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🇿🇦 South Africa

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Good to know

Director: Ronald Smedley
Release date: 1972-03-02
Runtime: 30m
Language: English
Status: Released

About Bank Holiday

Bank Holiday is a 1972 movie, directed by Ronald Smedley, starring Tony Naylor, Miles Reithermann and Bill Dean. It has a runtime of 30 minutes. Below you can see where to watch Bank Holiday in South Africa — across streaming, rental and purchase options — along with the full cast, trailer and viewer reviews.

Synopsis

18-year-old friends Todd and Towzer set off by motorbike to spend a Bank Holiday weekend in Scarborough. Their long hair, cut-off denim jackets, medals, badges and swastikas lead to hostility from everyone they meet, including the police

Cast

Tony Naylor

Todd

Miles Reithermann

Towzer

Bill Dean

Father

Honora Burke

Mother

Gorden Kaye

Garageman

Fanny Carby

Waitress

Stanley McGeagh

Policeman

John Thorne

Policeman

Arthur Lambert

Policeman

Philip Donaghy

Policeman

Michael Wardle

Policeman

Sharon Duce

Girl

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Bank Holiday in South Africa?+

Bank Holiday is not currently listed on any streaming, rental or purchase service in South Africa. Availability changes often, so check back or switch your region.

Is Bank Holiday on Netflix?+

Bank Holiday is not on Netflix in South Africa right now.

How long is Bank Holiday?+

Bank Holiday has a runtime of 30 minutes (30 minutes).

Who stars in Bank Holiday?+

Bank Holiday stars Tony Naylor, Miles Reithermann, Bill Dean, Honora Burke and Gorden Kaye.

When did Bank Holiday come out?+

Bank Holiday is a 1972 movie directed by Ronald Smedley.

Who directed Bank Holiday?+

Bank Holiday was directed by Ronald Smedley.