Project Detail

Happy Day

Synopsis

'When you've nothing left to live for - Smile, it's your Happy Day.'

Details

Year
2005
Type of project
Features
Running time
76mins
Format
DVCAM 16:9 PAL
Director
Toby Davis
Producer
Toby Davis
Editor
Toby Davis
Screenwriter
Toby Davis
Director of Photography
Pierre Benzrihem
Sound
John Anthony
Principal cast
Paula Brookes, Christopher Nabb, Oliver Franks, Angelique Talio, Steven James Tyler

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Toby Davis Productions

21a Hampden Square
Southgate
London N14 5DL
UK

M+44 (0)7984 301565

Sales Company

Toby Davis Productions

as above

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