Drums Along The Avon
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About This Movie
Drums Along The Avon is a 1967 TV movie that combines elements of comedy with social commentary. Directed by an unknown filmmaker, it explores themes of racial harmony through the story of a liberal white man who converts to Islam.
This film had a limited release on television, making it somewhat elusive for collectors. While it’s not the most sought-after title, its unique premise and social commentary have garnered a niche interest among those who appreciate lesser-known TV movies from the era. Finding it on DVD can be a challenge, and certain collectors prize it for its offbeat take on its themes and the era it represents.
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What is the genre of Drums Along The Avon?
Drums Along The Avon is categorized as a TV movie and comedy.
Who stars in Drums Along The Avon?
The film features Leonard Rossiter, Valerie Newman, Maureen O'Reilly, Salmaan Peerzada, Rafiq Anwar, Surya Kumari, and Norman Tyrrell.
What year was Drums Along The Avon released?
Drums Along The Avon was released in 1967.
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