Three Hats for Lisa

Synopsis

In the delightful comedy 'Three Hats for Lisa' released in 1965, an eccentric millionaire devises a quirky plan to propose to his girlfriend by setting her the task of finding three hats in London within a week. This whimsical treasure hunt takes Lisa on a journey across the bustling city, encountering colorful characters and unexpected obstacles along the way. As the deadline approaches, tensions rise, leading to a heartwarming and comedic resolution that transcends material possessions. With its charming narrative and lively portrayal of 1960s London, 'Three Hats for Lisa' is a feel-good film that resonates with themes of love, adventure, and the pursuit of happiness.

Cast

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  Sid James

  Sid Marks

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  Una Stubbs

  Flora

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  Sophie Hardy

  Lisa Milan

• Dave Nelson

  Sammy

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  Peter Bowles

  Pepper

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  Joe Brown

  Johnny Howjego

Reviews

Despite a modest rating of 5.3/10 on IMDb, 'Three Hats for Lisa' has garnered mixed but generally favorable reviews from critics over the years. Variety praised the film's 'quirky charm' and Sid James's charismatic performance, stating it as 'a light-hearted romp through swinging London'. On the other hand, The Guardian criticized the film for its shallow character development but commended the vibrant cinematography capturing the essence of the era. Rotten Tomatoes' consensus describes the movie as a 'nostalgic escapade filled with whimsy and lighthearted humor.' While some viewers may find the humor dated, others appreciate its vintage charm and endearing storyline. Overall, 'Three Hats for Lisa' offers a lighthearted and enjoyable viewing experience that transports audiences back to a bygone era.