Tonite Let's All Make Love in London (1967)

Director:

Peter Whitehead

Genre:

Documentary

Plot:

Peter Whitehead's disjointed Swinging London documentary, subtitled "A Pop Concerto," comprises a number...

Plot Keywords:

Rock | Independent Film

Cast

Alan Aldridge	...	Himself
Vashti Bunyan	...	Herself
Eric Burdon	...	Himself
Michael Caine	...	Himself
Julie Christie	...	Herself
Chris Farlowe	...	Himself
Allen Ginsberg	...	Himself
David Hockney	...	Himself
Mick Jagger	...	Himself
Kenney Jones	...	Himself (as The Small Faces)
Ace Kefford	...	Himself
Ronnie Lane	...	Himself (as The Small Faces)
Donyale Luna	...	Herself
Steven Marriott	...	Himself (as The Small Faces)
Lee Marvin	...	Guest
Ian McLagan	...	Himself (as The Small Faces)
Edna O'Brien	...	Herself
Andrew Loog Oldham	...	Himself
Vanessa Redgrave	...	Herself
Andrew Rose	...	Himself (as Twice As Much)
David Skinner	...	Himself (as Twice As Much)

Also Known As:

London Is a Swinging City (International: English title)
The London Scene
Tonight Let's All Make Love in London (International: English title)

Runtime:

USA:70 min

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Colour:

Black and White | Colour

Aspect Ratio:

1.37 : 1

Sound Mix:

Mono

Company:

Lorrimer Films

Movie Connections:

Featured in Fire in the Water (1977)

Soundtrack:

Night Time Girl

A good find for Pink Floyd fans

If you in no way enjoy Pink Floyd music, then do not buy/rent/steal this video. You will not like it.

However, if you really like Pink Floyd and really get into their early stuff, this video is a real find. Peter Whithead directed this as a dedication to Syd Barrett and to capture the mood of swinging London. It includes the greatest version of 'Interstellar Overdrive' ever recorded. And a song called 'Nick's Boggie' which is a very hard to find Pink Floyd track. See this film for no other reason than to hear the music and enjoy the scenery.

If you like the film, another good video to get is the Pink Floyd London '66-'67 video. It is 30 minutes long and was used as a Promotional trailer for 'Tonite, Let's all Make Love in London'. The film 'More' is also an interesting film with a soundtrack by Pink Floyd, that features their earlier work.