Rent Left Right and Centre (1959)

Bob Wilcot (Ian Carmichael) is a suave television personality standing as prospective Conservative MP at the Eamdale by-election, not out of an ethical imperative but because his uncle, Lord Wilcot (Sim), needs the publicity for the commercialisation of the ancestral home. But the young Tory becomes smitten by his attractive opponent, Labour candidate Stella Stoker (Patricia Bredin). As the election looms, the candidate's respective agents join forces to become obstacles on the pair's path to true love.