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if.... (1969)Cast and Crew

Movie"Which side will you be on?"

Cast

M
Malcolm McDowell
as Mick Travis
D
David Wood
as Johnny Knightly
R
Richard Warwick
as Wallace
C
Christine Noonan
as The Girl
R
Rupert Webster
as Bobby Phillips
R
Robert Swann
as Rowntree
H
Hugh Thomas
as Denson
M
Michael Cadman
as Fortinbras
P
Peter Sproule
as Barnes
P
Peter Jeffrey
as Headmaster
A
Anthony Nicholls
as General Denson
A
Arthur Lowe
as Mr. Kemp
M
Mona Washbourne
as Matron
M
Mary MacLeod
as Mrs. Kemp
G
Geoffrey Chater
as Chaplain
B
Ben Aris
as John Thomas
G
Graham Crowden
as History Master
C
Charles Lloyd Pack
as Classics Master
G
Guy Ross
as Stephens
R
Robin Askwith
as Keating
R
Richard Everett
as Pussy Graves
P
Philip Bagenal
as Peanuts
N
Nicholas Page
as Cox
R
Robert Yetzes
as Fisher
D
David Griffin
as Willens
G
Graham Sharman
as Van Eyssen
R
Richard Tombleson
as Baird
R
Robin Davies
as Machin
B
Brian Pettifer
as Biles
M
Michael Newport
as Brunning
C
Charles Sturridge
as Markland
S
Sean Bury
as Jute
M
Martin Beaumont
as Hunter
E
Ellis Dale
as Motorcycle Salesman (uncredited)
J
John Garrie
as Music Master (uncredited)
T
Tommy Godfrey
as School Porter (uncredited)
P
Peter Jaques
as Schoolmaster (uncredited)
S
Simon Ward
as Schoolboy (uncredited)

Crew

L
Lindsay Anderson
Director
D
David Sherwin
Screenplay
I
Ian Rakoff
Assistant Editor
D
David Gladwell
Editor
J
John Howlett
Writer
L
Lindsay Anderson
Producer
M
Michael Medwin
Producer
R
Roy Baird
Executive Producer
A
Albert Finney
Producer
M
Miroslav Ondříček
Director of Photography
J
Jocelyn Herbert
Production Design
B
Brian Eatwell
Art Direction
B
Betty Blattner
Makeup Artist
A
Allan McKeown
Hairstylist
C
Christian Wangler
Sound Recordist
D
Dave Maiden
Sound Effects
A
Alan Jones
Assistant Sound Editor
C
Chris Menges
Camera Operator
M
Marc Wilkinson
Original Music Composer

Mick Travis Collection

In the powder-keg political environment of the late sixties, Lindsay Anderson launched a pop-culture Molotov cocktail into British cinemas with his stunningly subversive If…., an anarchic vision of rebellion at a British boarding school starring Malcolm McDowell as the everyman turned guerrilla revolutionary Mick Travis. In two subsequent films—the freewheeling anti-establishment epic O Lucky Man! and the divisive gonzo comedy Britannia Hospital—Anderson and McDowell continued to trace the story of the Travis character and his outlandish adventures in a through-the-looking-glass England.