Max Miller: I Like The Girls Who Do

This film features a range of performances and insights into Max Miller's career, highlighting his unique style that combined sexual innuendo with a charismatic stage presence. Set against the backdrop of the Hackney Empire, it portrays his journey from the streets of Brighton to becoming a top comedian.

The narrative includes appearances by notable figures such as Max Bygraves, Charlie Chester, and Doris Hare, adding depth to the portrayal of Miller's influence on British comedy. The film captures the essence of music hall entertainment, showcasing Miller's daring approach to humor.

As a piece of entertainment history, this film provides a look at the cultural landscape of the era, along with Miller's controversial moments, including his ban by the BBC. It appeals to collectors interested in vintage comedy and the evolution of performance in the UK.