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The Dave Clark Five

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The Dave Clark Five in Get Yourself a College Girl (1964)
The Dave Clark Five is known for Look Who's Talking Too (1990), Having a Wild Weekend (1965) and Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties (2006).
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    Known for

    Bruce Willis, Roseanne Barr, Megan Milner, and Lorne Sussman in Look Who's Talking Too (1990)
    Look Who's Talking Too
    4.7
    • Soundtrack("Catch Us If You Can")
    • 1990
    Dave Clark and Barbara Ferris in Having a Wild Weekend (1965)
    Having a Wild Weekend
    5.6
    • The Dave Clark Five
    • 1965
    Bill Murray and Tim Curry in Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties (2006)
    Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties
    5.0
    • Soundtrack("Glad All Over")
    • 2006
    Michael Madsen and Tony Danza in The Girl Gets Moe (1997)
    The Girl Gets Moe
    4.6
    • Soundtrack("I Am On My Own")
    • 1997

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    Actor



    • The Happeners
      TV Series
      • The Dave Clark Five
      • 1967
    • Lucille Ball, Steve Binder, David Winters, Wilfrid Hyde-White, James Robertson Justice, Anthony Newley, Peter Wyngarde, and The Dave Clark Five in Lucy in London (1966)
      Lucy in London
      7.4
      TV Movie
      • The Dave Clark Five
      • 1966
    • Dave Clark and Barbara Ferris in Having a Wild Weekend (1965)
      Having a Wild Weekend
      5.6
      • The Dave Clark Five
      • 1965
    • Young, Willing and Eager (1961)
      Young, Willing and Eager
      5.5
      • Shane's Backing Group (uncredited)
      • 1961

    Music Department



    • Hold On: It's the Dave Clark Five (1968)
      Hold On: It's the Dave Clark Five
      7.9
      TV Movie
      • recorded band
      • 1968

    Soundtrack



    • Savannah Marshall in Sky Sports World Championship Boxing (1989)
      Sky Sports World Championship Boxing
      7.2
      TV Series
      • performer: "Glad All Over" (uncredited)
      • 2022–2023
    • DAZN Boxing (2015)
      DAZN Boxing
      4.7
      TV Series
      • performer: "Glad All Over" (uncredited)
      • 2023
    • Esme Young, Joe Lycett, and Patrick Grant in The Great British Sewing Bee (2013)
      The Great British Sewing Bee
      7.8
      TV Series
      • performer: "Catch Us If You Can" (uncredited)
      • 2022
    • Jason Sudeikis in Ted Lasso (2020)
      Ted Lasso
      8.8
      TV Series
      • performer: "Glad All Over"
      • 2020
    • Kate Bliss in Antiques Road Trip (2010)
      Antiques Road Trip
      7.1
      TV Series
      • performer: "Chaquita" (uncredited)
      • 2020
    • Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard in Good Morning Britain (2014)
      Good Morning Britain
      3.0
      TV Series
      • performer: "Glad All Over" (uncredited)
      • 2019
    • Bryony Hannah, Helen George, and Jessica Raine in Call the Midwife (2012)
      Call the Midwife
      8.6
      TV Series
      • performer: "Glad All Over" (uncredited)
      • 2019
    • Final Score (2001)
      Final Score
      7.2
      TV Series
      • performer: "Glad All Over" (uncredited)
      • 2016–2018
    • Holding Back the Years (2017)
      Holding Back the Years
      TV Series
      • performer: "Glad All Over" (uncredited)
      • 2018
    • Fiona Bruce in Antiques Roadshow (1979)
      Antiques Roadshow
      7.1
      TV Series
      • performer: "Glad All Over" (uncredited)
      • 2017
    • Kate Mulgrew, Natasha Lyonne, Selenis Leyva, Laura Prepon, Taylor Schilling, Uzo Aduba, Dascha Polanco, and Danielle Brooks in Orange Is the New Black (2013)
      Orange Is the New Black
      8.0
      TV Series
      • performer: "Catch Us If You Can"
      • 2017
    • Roger Allam and Shaun Evans in Endeavour (2012)
      Endeavour
      8.6
      TV Series
      • performer: "Glad All Over"
      • 2017
    • Boomers (2014)
      Boomers
      7.0
      TV Series
      • performer: "Glad All Over"
      • 2014
    • The Sixties (2014)
      The Sixties
      8.4
      TV Mini Series
      • performer: "Glad All Over"
      • 2014
    • Helen Mirren, Sam Riley, and Andrea Riseborough in Brighton Rock (2010)
      Brighton Rock
      5.7
      • performer: "Can't You That She's Mine"
      • 2010

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      CD: "Having a Wild Weekend"
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      The group was created in Tottenham, England, in 1961. They were part of the "British Invasion" of the 1960s music scene. Their hit songs included "Glad All Over", "Bits and Pieces", "Over and Over" and "Because". They were one of the first English groups to tour North America, and they appeared several times on The Ed Sullivan Show (1948). They sold more than 100 million records and had 17 hit singles, before breaking up in 1970.

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