Sammy Going South (1963) | |
| Director(s) | Alexander Mackendrick |
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| Top Genres | Adventure |
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Sammy Going South (1963) was a Adventure Film directed by Alexander Mackendrick .
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Cyril Frankel was asked to direct.
Edward G. Robinson was ill during shooting.
When the movie was released in the United States in 1965 (two years after its British release) its American distributors, Paramount, cut so much out of the film to enable it to fit on a double-bill, that the original score by Tristram Cary had to be removed and replaced with a new one by Les Baxter. Paramount also changed the title to "A Boy Ten Feet Tall".
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Edward G. Robinson was ill during shooting.
When the movie was released in the United States in 1965 (two years after its British release) its American distributors, Paramount, cut so much out of the film to enable it to fit on a double-bill, that the original score by Tristram Cary had to be removed and replaced with a new one by Les Baxter. Paramount also changed the title to "A Boy Ten Feet Tall".
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