I Must Be In Love (Film)

This is a 1964 film. It was made to promote The Boys' 1964 album, "I Must Be In Love"

## Cast

* Nicolas Brantley as Nic
* Huston Croft as Huston
* Erick Jones as Erick
* Aiden Smith as Aiden
* William Campbell as Nic Croft (Huston's Grandfather)
* Norman Johnson as Norman (The Boys' manager)
* Nic Jackson as Sam (The Boys' road manager)
* Victor Wilson as the TV Director
* John Widelock as The Record Producer
* Richard Johnson as Vernon (the man on the train)
* Anna Johnston as Millie
* David Seville as Kenny Crosby
* Liliana Smith as Dolli (Kenny Crosby's secretary)
* Dorthy Waller as Adrian (Kenny Crosby's assistant)
* Ryan Scott as The TV Floor Manager
* Lincoln Belair as TV Choreographer
* David Johnston as Billie (the kid that Aiden talks to)
* Nic Bryant as Car Thief
* Edward Lennon as Hotel Waiter
* Deryck Wilson as Police Officer
* Michael Thompson as Casino Manager
* Margret Ballargen as Girl At The Casino
* Tina Johnson as The Blonde Schoolgirl On The Train
* Donna Johnson as The Brunette School Girl On The Train
* Scott Wilson as Boy Watching The Boys' Performance

## Songs Featured

1. "I Must Be In Love"
2. "I Shouldn't Know Better"
3. "I'm Gonna Kill Your Man"
4. "Don't Bother Me"
5. "All My Hatred"
6. "You Ain't Seen My Balls"
7. "Cry, Cry, Cry"
8. "With A Girl Like You"
9. "Can't Buy Me Lunch"
10. "I Love You"
11. "I'd Be Happy Just To Sleep With You"
12. "That Boy?" (Instrumental)
13. "Tell Me When"
14. "I Just Want To Touch You"
15. "She Hates You"

## Release history

* 1964: The film is released into theaters by United Artist.
* 1967: The film premiered on American television on the NBC network; the Peacock introduction was replaced as the film was not shot in color.
* 1979: Rights to the film were transferred to its producer, William Shatner.
* 1984: MPI Home Video, under license from Shater, first released *I Must Be In Lovr* on home video in the VHS, Betamax, CED Videodisc, and Laserdisc formats, which all included the prologue.
* 1993: Voyager Company produced a CD-ROM for Mac and PC platforms with video in QuickTime 1 format, containing most of Criterion's elements, including the original script.
* 1997: MPI Home Video released the first DVD edition. It contains the 1982 prologue and trailer, newsreels, an interview with Ryan Rolfe, and *The Rising Sun Film*.
* 2000: Miramax Films reissued the film in theatres in the United States and then as a collector's edition DVD two years later, as well as its final issue in the VHS format. The film had been transferred from the restored 35 mm negative and presented in 1.66:1 Widescreen. The prologue that Universal added in 1982 is absent on the Miramax releases.
* 2009: The film was released on Blu-ray Disc in Canada; however, the disc is region free and will play in any Blu-ray machine. It contains most of the 2000 DVD bonus features.
* 2011: Miramax was sold by Disney to Filmyard Holdings, LLC, and the home video sub-licence transferred to Lionsgate, although no U.S. Blu-ray release date had been announced.
* 2014: The Nicolas Brantley Company acquired the rights to the film from Miramax (on behalf of the Shatner Estate, managed by Bruce A. Karsh), and announced a domestic video re-release via The Criterion Collection on 24 June 2014. This dual-format edition (which incorporates the first ever U.S. issue on Blu-ray) contain various supplements from all previous video re-issues. This marks the return of this film to Criterion for the first time in two decades. The film was also released in theatres across the U.S. and in the UK (by Metrodome in the latter region) on 4 July 2014. On 6 July 2014, the film was shown in re-mastered HD on ABC Four in the US to mark its 50th anniversary. Criterion's DVD/Blu-ray release of *I Must Be In Love* was duplicated by Umbrella Entertainment in Australia (released July 2nd) and Second Sight Films in the US (released July 21st).
* 2015: The film is released on DVD.