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Room at the Top

Room at the Top (1959)Cast and Crew

Movie"A savage story of lust and ambition"

Cast

L
Laurence Harvey
as Joe Lampton
S
Simone Signoret
as Alice Aisgill
H
Heather Sears
as Susan Brown
D
Donald Wolfit
as Mr. Brown
D
Donald Houston
as Charles Soames
H
Hermione Baddeley
as Elspeth
B
Beatrice Varley
as Aunt
A
Allan Cuthbertson
as George Aisgill
R
Raymond Huntley
as Mr. Hoylake
J
John Westbrook
as Jack Wales
A
Ambrosine Phillpotts
as Mrs. Brown
R
Richard Pasco
as Teddy
D
Delena Kidd
as Eva
I
Ian Hendry
as Cyril
A
April Olrich
as Mavis
M
Mary Peach
as June Samson
A
Anthony Newlands
as Bernard
A
Avril Elgar
as Miss Gilchrist
T
Thelma Ruby
as Miss Breith
P
Paul Whitsun-Jones
as Laughing Man at Bar
D
Derren Nesbitt
as Thug in Fight On Tow Path
W
Wendy Craig
as Joan (uncredited)
P
Prunella Scales
as Council Office Worker (uncredited)
D
Derek Benfield
as Man in Bar (uncredited)
W
Wallace Bosco
as Pub Customer (uncredited)
M
Miriam Karlin
as Gertrude (uncredited)
M
Michael Atkinson
as Grant (uncredited)
H
Hyma Beckley
as Civic Ball Attendee (uncredited)
A
Allan Bracewell
as Middle Aged Man (uncredited)
B
Bonita Bridgeman
as Bridesmaid (uncredited)
Y
Yvonne Buckingham
as Girl at Window (uncredited)
H
Honora Burke
as Plump Woman (uncredited)
R
Richard Caldicot
as Taxi Driver (uncredited)
I
Isla Cameron
as Thespians Member (uncredited)
A
Angela Culbert
as Bridesmaid (uncredited)
D
Doreen Dawn
as High Stepping Girl (uncredited)
B
Basil Dignam
as Priest (uncredited)
J
Jane Eccles
as Mrs Thompson (uncredited)
G
Gilda Emmanuelli
as Ethel (uncredited)
J
Janina Faye
as Young Girl (uncredited)
K
Kathleen Fox
as Bridesmaid (uncredited)
A
Alex Graham
as Barman at Ball (uncredited)
E
Everley Gregg
as Mayoress (uncredited)
R
Robert Gregory
as Diner at Conservative Club (uncredited)
A
Anne Gunning
as Girl in Sports Car (uncredited)
M
May Hallatt
as Miss Tanfield (uncredited)
J
Jack Hedley
as Architect (uncredited)
H
Hubert Hill
as Barman (uncredited)
S
Stephen Jack
as Darnley (uncredited)
R
Ruth Kettlewell
as Thespians Member (uncredited)
P
Pat Lanski
as Girl Guide Leader (uncredited)
W
Wilfrid Lawson
as Uncle Nat (uncredited)
A
Anne Leon
as Janet (uncredited)
D
Denis Linford
as Harry (uncredited)
P
Pamela Manson
as Thespians Member (uncredited)
H
Harry Moore
as Thespians Member (uncredited)
J
John Moulder-Brown
as Urchin (uncredited)
K
Katharine Page
as Mary (uncredited)
E
Edward Palmer
as Porter (uncredited)
R
Robert Palmer
as Tough (uncredited)
S
Sheila Raynor
as Vera (uncredited)
J
Julian Somers
as St Clair (uncredited)
H
Hazel Sutton
as Blonde (uncredited)
J
John Tatham
as Pub Customer (uncredited)
R
Reg Thomason
as Man Backstage (uncredited)
J
James Ure
as Waiter at Conservative Club (uncredited)
K
Kenneth Waller
as Reggie (uncredited)
J
John Welsh
as Mayor (uncredited)
B
Brian Worth
as Man in Sports Car (uncredited)

Crew

F
Freddie Francis
Director of Photography
J
John Woolf
Producer
R
Ralph Kemplen
Editor
R
Raymond Anzarut
Associate Producer
J
Jack Clayton
Director
T
Tony Sforzini
Makeup Artist
M
Mario Nascimbene
Original Music Composer
J
James H. Ware
Production Manager
M
Mordecai Richler
Writer
N
Neil Paterson
Screenplay
J
James Woolf
Producer
J
John Braine
Novel
R
Ralph W. Brinton
Art Direction
R
Ronald Spencer
Assistant Director
R
Rahvis
Costume Designer
K
Ken Ritchie
Boom Operator

At The Top Collection

Room at the Top is a 1959 British drama film based on the 1957 novel of the same name by John Braine. The film was widely lauded, and was nominated for six Academy Awards, winning two. Room at the Top is seen as the first of the British New Wave of kitchen-sink-realism film dramas. It was followed by a sequel in 1965 entitled Life at the Top.