Raising The Wind
- 1961 film
Comedy following a group of students studying at a university of music. Stars James Robertson Justice, Leslie Phillips, Paul Massie, Kenneth Williams, Liz Fraser and more.
Raising The Wind
Before he went on to direct the entire series of the legendary Carry On films Gerald Thomas made Raising The Wind, based on a script by famed film score composer Bruce Montgomery.
It follows the zany hi-jinks of an outlandish group of wacky music students who decide to share an apartment together in order to cut costs. But the situation becomes less than idyllic when one of the students sells one of his compositions and risks losing out on his scholarship. Luckily one of the gang has a cunning plan...
Raising The Wind is an incredibly witty and endearing college comedy populated by mad professors, deaf landladies, evil music publishers, absent-minded lecturers, battling students and manic conductors. It also features early appearance from future stars of British film James Robertson Justice, Sid James, Leslie Phillips, Kenneth Williams, Liz Fraser and Eric Barker.
First released: Monday 15th February 2010
DVD- Distributor: Optimum Home Entertainment
- Region: 2
- Discs: 1
- Catalogue: OPTD1549
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