One Wild Oat

• Robertson Hare: Humphrey Proudfoot
• Stanley Holloway: Alfred Gilbey
• Sam Costa: Mr. Pepys
• Andrew Crawford: Fred Gilbey
• Vera Pearce: Mrs. Gilbey
• June Sylvaine: Cherrie Proudfoot
• Robert Moreton: throstle
• Constance Lorne: Mrs. Proudfoot
• Gwen Charwell: Audrey Cuttle # 1
• Irene Handl: Emily Pepys ( Audrey Cuttle # 2)
• Ingeborg von Kusserow: Gloria Samson (as Ingeborg Wells )
• Charles Groves: Charles
• Joan Rice: Maid Annie
• Audrey Hepburn: hotel receptionist
• Fred Berger: Samson
• James Fox: porter

One Wild Oat is a British comedy from 1951 with Stanley Holloway, Sam Costa and Audrey Hepburn in the beginning of her career in a small supporting role under the direction of Charles Saunders. It is based on a farce by Vernon Sylvaine

Action

Attorney Humphrey Proudfoot tries to stop the enthusiasm of his daughter Cherrie for her new swarm through revelations about his past as a womanizer. Here, the plan does not go on; Now the father of the betrothed, to illuminate the past of the lawyer and threatens to blackmail him.

Background

• In One Wild Oat later Stars Audrey Hepburn, James Fox and Roger Moore play small roles.
• Audrey Hepburn and Roger Moore were friends for a long time. Hepburn brought Moore to his commitment to UNICEF.

Reception

The film is considered a failure.