As Long as They're Happy

The story revolves around the Bentley household, whose tranquil life is disrupted when John Bentley learns that his married daughters, Pat and Corrine, are in need of money to return home with their husbands. This leads to a comedic series of events, including the youngest daughter, Gwen, mistakenly inviting a famous American singer, Bobby Denver, to their home. The ensuing chaos involves romantic entanglements and a quirky psychiatrist, Dr. Schneider, whose unconventional advice adds to the family's troubles.

As Long as They're Happy showcases a range of characters, including Jack Buchanan, Janette Scott, and Diana Dors, each contributing to the film's humorous narrative. The blend of music and comedy, along with the exploration of family dynamics, reflects the charm of mid-20th century cinema, appealing to fans of the genre and era. The film is available in various formats, making it accessible for collectors looking to add this unique title to their collections.