Barbara Murray,
Betty Warren,
Hermione Baddeley,
Jane Hylton,
John Slater
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DVD Release Date: April 5, 2005
Stats: 115 reviews
i was going to watch a film about the cuban missile crisis but the same evening i decided to watch this instead. it turned out to be just as if not more enlightening plus it had some comedy to go with it. it's a case study in what democracy is. all new burgandy was missing in thi...( read more)
When it comes to Brit movies I prefer ones from the 60s but this was actually alright and better than I expected. Margaret Rutherford was rather funny too.
An wonderful British comedy.
Centred around the area of Pimlico in London where an unexploded WW2 bomb about to be recovered is set off and below uncovers a cave of gold and riches and will that it belongs to Burgundy; a historian also makes the discovery that the people of th...( read more)
This movie is guaranteed to be horrible so here is some Billy Squire for your amusement:
"Now everybody, have you heard
If you're in the game, then the stroke's the word
Don't take no rhythm, don't take no style
Got a thirst for killin' - grab your vial... "
First pers...( read more)
Watching this I was impressed to note that the number 24 bus still seems to run the same route today as it did in 1949. The buses are more accessible now though.
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