Born in 1952 in Royton, England, Jack Wild rose to fame with his memorable role in the film Keep It Up Downstairs (1976). Prior to this, Wild gained recognition as the Artful Dodger in the film adaptation of the stage musical 'Oliver!' and starred in the television series 'H.R. Pufnstuf'. His unique charm and youthful energy brought a distinctive flair to the exploitation genre during the 1970s, making him a notable figure in cult cinema.
Keep It Up Downstairs
With everyone - masters, mistresses, servants - endlessly bedding everyone else it is no wonder Cockshute Castle is bankrupt. A marriage of convenience for the son or daughter of the house with someone wealthy is called for, unless the son's newly invented thin india rubber membrane has some use.
