Mini Weekend

Swinging London. Tom is desperate for a little excitement.

Cast

Anthony Trent

as Tom

Veronica Lang

as Jenny

Connie Frazer

as Mother

Liz Rogers

as Sandra

Anna Palk

as Girl in Cinema

Karen Leslie-Lyttle

as Girl in Pub

Valerie Stanton

as Girl in Barbershop

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