The Runaway Bus

The Runaway Bus

Infobox Film
name = The Runaway Bus


image_size =
caption = Petula Clark and Frankie Howerd in "The Runaway Bus"
director = Val Guest
producer =
writer = Val Guest
narrator =
starring = Frankie Howerd
Petula Clark
music = Ronald Binge
cinematography = Stanley Pavey
editing = Douglas Myers
distributor =
released = February 16, 1954 UK
October 23, 1954 USA
runtime = 78 minutes
country = United Kingdom
language = English
budget =
preceded_by =
followed_by =
website =
amg_id =
imdb_id = 0047434

"The Runaway Bus" is a 1954 British comedy film produced, written, and directed by Val Guest. It stars Frankie Howerd and Petula Clark.

Plot Summary

Hapless Percy Lamb is a coach driver assigned to drive a busload of passengers (including outspoken grande dame Cynthia Beeston, kindly Henry Waterman, airline pilot Peter Jones, and pulp-thriller addict Janie Grey) diverted from Heathrow Airport to Blackbushe Airport due to heavy fog. Unbeknownst to Percy, there has been a robbery of £200,000 worth of gold bullion at the airport and the robbers have stowed the proceeds in the trunk of his coach. Resourceful air hostess Lee Nichols thwarts their plan to make off with their haul.

Cast

*Frankie Howerd ..... Percy Lamb
*Petula Clark ..... Lee Nichols
*Margaret Rutherford ..... Cynthia Beeston
*George Coulouris ..... Shroeder
*Toke Townley ..... Henry Waterman
*Terence Alexander ..... Peter Jones
*Belinda Lee ..... Janie Grey

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