Be My Guest (film)

Be My Guest is a 1965 British musical comedy film directed by Lance Comfort. The film stars David Hemmings, Avril Angers, and Ivor Salter, and features appearances by several popular British musicians and groups of the era, including The Nashville Teens, The N'Betweens (who would later become Slade), Jackie Trent, and The Zephyrs.

The plot revolves around a holiday camp called "Paradise Holiday Camp" and the efforts of its owner, Mrs. Puddleton (Avril Angers), to attract more young people. She decides to host a rock and roll competition to revitalize the camp's image and appeal to a younger demographic. David Hemmings plays Dave, a young musician who participates in the competition. The film follows the various acts competing, the romantic entanglements between the camp's guests and staff, and the comedic situations that arise.

Be My Guest is considered a typical example of the British "holiday camp" film genre popular in the 1960s, showcasing musical performances and lighthearted storylines. It provides a glimpse into the youth culture and music scene of the time.