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Expresso Bongo (1959)

A seedy London promoter turns a naive, working-class teenager into a pop singing sensation.

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Nathan S 19 Nov 2007

Top stuff - make sure you see it. Or I'll batter you.

James H 07 Oct 2006

A bit dated, but that almost adds to the interest of the film. Well acted by Laurence Harvey. Some great music, good score.

James C 21 Jun 2017

A funny, fast paced, breezy look at a scene few are aware even existed. The 1950s Soho coffee house scene in London was a brief flickering candle of hip and beat, well sent up in this black & white masterpiece. I've watched it several times and it never grows old.

Clarissa T 06 Sep 2007

U can call me loser until I reivew this neato film.

MFB Critics 23 Jan 2018

In broadening the humour of his original play and watering down some of its more savage satire, presumably in the hope of appealing to a mass audience, Wolf Mankowitz has fallen between two stools.