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Introducing respectable teenager Sylvia Syms to his world of black coffee, cigarettes, fast cars and late night parties, she seamlessly transforms from intellectual prude to intellectual rude girl, by-passing the optional acne along the way.
My Teenage Daughter (also known as Teenage Bad Girl) is a 1956 British drama film directed by Herbert Wilcox and starring Anna Neagle, Sylvia Syms and Norman Wooland. The screenplay concerns a mother who tries to deal with her teenage daughter's descent into delinquency. It was intended as a British response to Rebel Without a Cause ...
Teenage Bad Girl (aka My Teenage Daughter) Date: 1956. Director: Herbert Wilcox. Production Company: Herbert Wilcox Productions. Stars: Anna Neagle, Sylvia Syms, Kenneth Haigh, Julia Lockwood, Norman Wooland. Location (s): London. Region (s): London T-Z. Storyline: Nice girl falls in with bad boy and goes bad while Mum tears her hair out.
A British war widow (Anna Neagle) who edits a teen magazine sees her daughter (Sylvia Syms) fall in with a bad crowd.
Poor Valerie just can’t seem to ‘straighten out’ her delinquent teenage daughter Janet, whose sleazy boyfriend is leading her down a rebellious path of crime and moral turpitude that could end in death—or could she have a chance for redemption?
A British war widow (Anna Neagle) who edits a teen magazine sees her daughter (Sylvia Syms) fall in with a bad crowd.
A British war widow (Anna Neagle) who edits a teen magazine sees her daughter (Sylvia Syms) fall in with a bad crowd.
