Genre	Drama
Date Released	14 June 1967
Production	Bac Films
Distribution	Bac Films
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Trivia and Quotes

Trivia

The film was held from release for more than a year until Columbia Pictures decided to open it in Westwood, California in the summer of 1967 where it really broke through.

The film did so unexpectedly well in America that Columbia Pictures did market research to find out why so many people had gone to it. Their answer: Sidney Poitier.

The London bus that appears in several sequences at the start of the film, LLU 829, and in some later sequences, still survives today as a preserved vintage vehicle, and can be seen at the East Anglia Transport Museum, Carlton Colville, Lowestoft, England.

Judy Geeson and Lulu were both reunited with Sidney Poitier in the TV sequel To Sir, with Love II (1996) (TV) directed by Peter Bogdanovich

The South African Publications Control Board banned this film, claiming that it was "offensive to see a Black male teaching a class of white children".

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