The Perfect Woman

(1949)

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| Film | United Kingdom | B&W | Comedy | 1h 29min |
A
| Stars: Patricia Roc, Stanley Holloway, Nigel Patrick | Director: Bernard Knowles

A girl changes places with her inventor uncleโ€™s robot woman

Cast

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British actress Patricia Roc strikes a sexy pose in a publicity shot for Jassy (1947).
Penelope Belman
British actor Nigel Patrick, dressed in jacket and tie, smokes a cigarette
Roger Cavendish
Photo of Dry Rot (1956) (1) featuring Miles Malleson
Prof Ernest Belman
Publicity photo featuring British actress Irene Handl
Mrs Butters
Anita Sharp-Bolster
Lady Diana
Fred Berger
Farini
David Hurst
Wolfgang Winkel
Pamela Devis
Olga the Robot
Jerry Verno
Football Fan On Underground
Philippa Gill
Lady Mary
Jerry Desmonde
Dress shop manager
Publicity photo of British film actress, Dora Bryan
Model in shop
Noel Howlett
Scientist
Johnnie Schofield
Ticket Collector
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Reviews

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Described as a romp, this is in fact a pretty good farce, very fast moving and well played after the usual expository start. (Halliwellโ€™s)

Film clips

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‘Flesh and blood, and a little bit of calcium,’ says Professor Belman (Miles Malleson) to Mrs Butters (Irene Handl).  Penelope (Patricia Roc) has her own ideas

Thereโ€™s only one Olga

Date published

‘Flesh and blood, and a little bit of calcium,’ says Professor Belman (Miles Malleson) to Mrs Butters (Irene Handl). Penelope (Patricia Roc) has her own ideas.

Main title from The Perfect Woman (1949).  A girl changes places with her inventor uncle’s robot woman

The Perfect Woman (1949) opening credits

Date published

Main title from The Perfect Woman (1949). A girl changes places with her inventor uncle’s robot woman.

Pictures

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Who could refuse โ€˜the perfect woman'? Stanley Holloway smiles gallantly while offering the remaining cake on the plate to co-star Patricia Roc, who plays the title role in The Perfect Woman. An off-set shot from The Perfect Woman, the Two Cities film version of the successful comedy starring Patricia Roc with Stanley Holloway and Nigel Patrick, produced by George and Alfred Black, and directed by Bernard Knowles at Denham.
Main title from The Perfect Woman (1949) (9). Directed by Bernard Knowles
Main title from The Perfect Woman (1949) (8). Produced by Alfred and George Black
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Screenshot from The Perfect Woman (1949) (1) (4)
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Main title from The Perfect Woman (1949) (2). A Two Cities film distributed by Eagle-Lion
Main title from The Perfect Woman (1949) (1). J Arthur Rank presents
Screenshot from The Perfect Woman (1949) (2)
Meeting of perfect women.    Patricia Roc, star of the Two Citiesโ€™ The Perfect Woman, took along a party of her fellow players to the Playhouse Theatre, London to see th 150th performance of the play The Perfect Woman, on which the film is based.    Here the film artistes met their โ€™opposite numbersโ€™ of the stage.  

Sonny Hale compares notes with Nigel Patrick, who is playing the hero in the film version.
Patricia Roc behind the camera for a change, takes a look through the view finder to observe the scene from her fiance Andre Thomasโ€™s viewpoint โ€“ he is an expert French cameraman.    They will be married in the spring of this year.  An off-set shot from The Perfect Woman, the Two Cities film version of the successful comedy, starring Patricia Roc with Stanley Holloway and Nigel Patrick, produced by George and Alfred Black and directed by Bernard Knowles at Denham.
Illustrated magazine with Patricia Roc in The Perfect Woman.  5th March, 1949.
Illustrierte Film Bรผhne magazine with Patricia Roc in The Perfect Woman.  1949, issue number 513.  (German).  Geliebte nach Mass.
Patricia Roc (as Penelope Belman) in a poster for The Perfect Woman (1949) (2)
Poster for The Perfect Woman (1949) (1)

Production

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Bernard Knowles
Director
Alfred Black
Producer
George Black Jr [as George Black]
Writer (adaptation)
Basil Boothroyd [as J.B. Boothroyd]
Writer (dialogue)

Companies

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The Perfect Woman (1949) opening credits (2)
Two Cities Films
Production company
General Film Distributors (GFD)
Distribution company