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Peter Sellers and Constance Cummings in The Battle of the Sexes (1960)

Alex Mackenzie: Robertson

The Battle of the Sexes

Alex Mackenzie credited as playing...

Robertson

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  • Andrew Darling: You're a gremlin, that's what she said.
  • Macleod: Who says?
  • Andrew Darling: Mrs blathering Barrows. You should hear what she's going to do with the house of MacPherson. Here... what's a gremlin?
  • Macleod: You'd better go and see Mr Roberts. Come on.
  • Andrew Darling: Ah, Robbie... he's a gremlin.
  • Robertson: Will you please stop calling me a gremlin?
  • Angela Barrows: [laughing] Great balls of fire. Is that how you tackle the home market?
  • [Points to the display of two male mannequins dressed in traditional English tweeds]
  • Robertson: I don't understand, Mrs. Barrows.
  • Angela Barrows: You're selling to 20th century customers. Your display figures must look like 20th century people. That's psychology, Mr. Robertson. I mean, who would want to identify themselves with a couple of scarecrows like that?
  • [She then looks puzzled as she finishes speaking and two customers come out of the back and walk out of the store dressed and looking like the mannequins]

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